What we build
Eight scopes, and the questions each one turns on
We are a general whole-home renovation firm. Every page below says what is included, what drives the price, and the technical question that decides whether the scope is simple or difficult on your particular house.
Whole-home renovation
Every room on one schedule, one contract and one superintendent.
What this involves
Home additions
Ground-floor bump-outs, rear additions and second-storey square footage.
What this involves
Basement and bonus room finishing
Below-grade rooms, over-garage bonus rooms and enclosed under-house space.
What this involves
Flooring and subfloor prep
Slab moisture testing, flatness correction and transitions that do not trip anyone.
What this involves
Interior painting
Drywall repair, correct primer, and a finish schedule written per room.
What this involves
Decks and outdoor living
Screened lanais, decks, pergolas and summer kitchens built for coastal exposure.
What this involves
Kitchen remodeling
One room inside a wider plan, sequenced with the rest of the house.
What this involves
Bathroom remodeling
Usually paired with a wider scope, with waterproofing done properly.
What this involves
Ranges shown are sample figures for this demo site and depend entirely on the house.
Common questions
Before you pick a scope
No. Most of our work combines several of them under one contract, one schedule and one superintendent. The list exists so you can see what we actually do, not so you can order from a menu.
Because on the jobs we take they are usually one room inside a wider plan. We are a general renovation firm, not a single-room specialist, and we would rather be honest about which of those you need.
Around $25,000. Below that the overhead of a permitted, supervised, insured project stops making sense for you and a good trade contractor is the better route.
Start where every one of our projects starts
A two hour site visit, then a written budget band inside a week. No drawings, no deposit.