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Four kinds of work. One way of building.

Bathrooms, kitchens and living space, whole home and additions, and water damage restoration. Different rooms, same standard behind the drywall.

01 / Bathrooms

The room that punishes a shortcut.

A bathroom is the only room in your house where a bad decision turns into water inside a wall. It is also the room where the shortcut is invisible on handover day and obvious three years later. So we build the hidden half first and treat the tile as the last ten percent of the job.

  • Walk in showers, tubs and wet roomsWaterproofed as a system, with the seams and corners done by hand.
  • Benches, niches and glassBlocking goes in before anything closes up, so nothing is anchored into air.
  • Vanities, tile floors and lightingHeights and layout set around the people who actually use the room.
  • Ventilation that actually moves airThe cheapest mold prevention there is, and the one most often skipped.
Usually the fastest project to schedule
A finished walk in shower with a tiled bench, a niche and a glass door
Walk in shower, finished
Built in oak cabinetry and open shelving finished in a living room
Built ins, finished
02 / Kitchens and living space

The rooms you spend your evenings in.

Most kitchens we open up were laid out for somebody else's family. The fix is rarely just new doors. It is a wall in the wrong place, a run of cabinets that never fit, and lighting nobody planned.

  • Cabinetry and built insScribed to your walls, which are never as straight as they look.
  • Counters, backsplash and appliancesTemplated and fitted once the boxes are set, not guessed from a plan.
  • Flooring, trim and paintFlat floors first. Everything else is only as good as what it sits on.
  • Basements and bonus roomsThe square footage you already own and have stopped walking into.
Selections locked before demo day
The middle of a job

Nobody puts this part on a brochure.

Every finished photo on this site spent weeks looking like this first. The days in the middle are where a job is won or lost.

New flooring going in across a room, with tools and materials laid out
A new opening framed between two rooms
New plank flooring run down a hallway, trim taped and waiting
03 / Whole home and additions

When the house itself is the problem.

Taking a wall out changes how the house stands up. That is not a reason to avoid it, it is a reason to draw it, permit it and carry the load properly. This is the work where a cheap bid is most expensive, because the mistakes are structural.

  • Walls out and openings framedHeaders sized for the load, not for the schedule.
  • Additions and room conversionsTied into the existing roof, floor and services so it reads as one house.
  • Permits and inspectionsPulled in your name and passed before we cover anything up.
  • Phased work, so you can stay in the houseWe seal off what we are in and give you back the rest.
Drawn and priced before demolition
A finished open living room with built in cabinetry and a glass walled room beyond
Living space, finished

The same house six weeks earlier had a wall through the middle of this room.

A drying fan running where baseboard and flooring have been cut out after a leak
Drying, before rebuild
04 / Water damage and restoration

Found late, and worse than it looks.

Water almost never announces itself on the day it starts. A shower pan that was built wrong, a supply line behind a cabinet, a basement that took on a storm. By the time you can see it, the damage has been quietly spreading through material you cannot see.

  • Dry the structure firstAir movers and moisture readings, not a fan and a guess.
  • Cut out what is ruinedWet material behind a wall does not recover because it got covered up.
  • Show you the causeYou see what failed and why, before we close the wall back up.
  • Rebuild the room properlyThe same standard as any remodel, because that is what it now is.

If water is moving right now, call rather than fill in a form.

About the money

Why there is not a price list on this page.

Because we would have to walk it back the moment we saw your house, and that is the exact conversation everybody hates. Here is what actually moves the number instead.

01

The size of the change

Swapping fixtures where they already sit is one job. Moving water, waste and walls is a different one. Layout changes cost more than materials do.

02

What we find when it opens

Old wiring, rot at a sill, a leak that has been running quietly. We look for it during the walkthrough so it lands in the quote and not in a change order.

03

What you pick

Two showers the same size can be a long way apart on price once tile, glass and fixtures are chosen. We will show you where the money shows and where it does not.

04

How much is hidden work

Waterproofing, blocking, framing and ventilation are most of what you are buying and none of what you see. This is the part we will not cut.

What you get from us is one number, written out line by line, before anything is ordered. If it is higher than you hoped, we will tell you what we would change and what we would never change.

Straight talk

When we are the wrong company for you.

We would rather say this now than after a walkthrough that wasted your afternoon.

You want the cheapest bidThere is always somebody cheaper. Usually there is a reason, and it shows up later.
It is a half day of handyman workA smaller outfit will serve you better and charge you less. We will say so.
You want the waterproofing skipped to hit a numberWe will find the money somewhere else in the job. Not there.
You need it finished next weekRushed work is how the stories on our home page start.
Next step

One walkthrough, one honest number.

Tell us what you want changed. We will come and look at it, and you will know where you stand before anyone asks you for anything.