What we build
Six kinds of remodeling project.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, whole-home renovations, and decks. One bathroom or the whole house, the engagement is the same: a free consultation, a written fixed-scope proposal, one contractor accountable for all of it, and a final walkthrough you get to be picky at.

Kitchen Remodeling
Full gut kitchens, layout changes, cabinetry, stone, and the structural work behind an open floor plan.

Bathroom Remodeling
Gut bathroom remodels, curbless and tiled showers, primary suites, and the waterproofing nobody else shows you.

Basement Finishing
Full basement build-outs: family rooms, baths, bars, gyms, and in-law suites, done dry and done to code.

Home Additions
Bump-outs, family rooms, primary suites, and second stories — foundation to roofline, matched to the house you have.

Whole-Home Renovation
Multi-room and full-gut renovations — floors, trim, kitchen, baths, and structure, sequenced as one project.

Decks & Outdoor Living
Composite and cedar decks, multi-level builds, pergolas, covered porches, and outdoor kitchens.
The starting figure on each card is the low end of that category's entry tier. Open any service for the full range, the tiers inside it, and what moves the number.
Also part of the work
We also build mudrooms, built-ins, and porches.
Usually as part of a larger project, sometimes on their own if the scope is big enough to be worth mobilizing for.
- Mudrooms and laundry rooms
- Flooring, trim, and interior doors throughout
- Custom built-ins and millwork
- Fireplace surrounds and media walls
- Staircases and railings
- Screened porches and three-season rooms
- Accessible and aging-in-place bathrooms
- Garage conversions and in-law suites
What we don't do
Jobs we turn down, and the project minimum.
Our smallest projects start around $15,000. Below that, someone else will serve you better and charge you less.
Single repairs and punch lists
Drywall patches, a sticking door, a TV to mount, a few bad deck boards. We're a remodeling company — there's no crew to send for a two-hour visit.
Service calls
A running toilet or a dead outlet needs a plumber or an electrician, not a remodeler. Call one directly and you'll pay less.
Insurance restoration
We don't run fire, flood, or storm claims. Those jobs are built around the adjuster's number instead of yours, and that isn't how we work.
Supply-only or labor-only
We don't install cabinets or tile someone else bought and we don't sell materials. We warranty complete work, which means we have to control all of it.
How it works
Our six-step remodeling process.
- 0115 minutes
Tell us about the project
A phone call or a form. Fifteen minutes.
- 0260–90 minutes
In-home consultation
Tim walks the space with you. No charge, no pitch.
- 032–6 weeks
Design and selections
Layouts, materials, and allowances settled on paper.
- 04About a week
Written proposal
Fixed scope, line-item price, payment schedule, start date.
- 05Varies by project
Build
Dust walls up, floors covered, one person accountable.
- 061–2 weeks
Walkthrough
Punch list, final walk, and the paperwork on everything installed.
Free consultation
Not sure which one your project is?
That's a normal place to start. Tell us what's bothering you about the house and we'll tell you what kind of project it actually is — and roughly what it runs.
