Answering for the Whole Job
Scheduling, trades, deliveries and cleanup all sit with one person, so there's never a question of whose problem something is or who you should be calling.
Which rooms you'll lose and for how long, in writing, plus a 1-year warranty(000) 000-0000

A remodeling company built so the person who plans the job with you is the one who runs it, answers for it and walks it with you at the end.
(000) 000-0000 — hear how one lead keeps a job on trackA lot of remodeling trouble is really a message problem. The salesperson promised one thing, the crew heard another, and the homeowner found out when the tile went up wrong.
We set this company up to cut out the relay. The person who plans your project with you writes the scope, books the trades, keeps the schedule and phones you with updates. When you have a question, you call that person, and the answer comes from someone who was on your job that week.
When the work is done, you walk it together, and what we built carries a one-year warranty.

Scheduling, trades, deliveries and cleanup all sit with one person, so there's never a question of whose problem something is or who you should be calling.
Mid-job additions, whether the idea came from you or from the house, get a written cost first. Your lead holds that work until you've signed off on the number.
Floors along the crew's path get covered, doorways get sealed with plastic, and the work area is swept and cleared before the crew heads out for the day.
Our work carries a 1-year warranty from the day you take the rooms back, and the person to phone about it is someone you already know well.
Put us through our paces: how a change gets priced, what goes down on the floors, how often you'd hear from your lead. A short call answers more than this page can.
