Different rooms, same discipline: a priced design phase, a fixed proposal, one dedicated crew, and a two-year warranty. Choose the room that is fighting you.
The room that runs your house, planned around how your household actually cooks, lands, and gathers.
Recent work: The Maple Hill Kitchen, 9 weeks on site, $140k to $180k (illustrative).
Small rooms with the highest stakes in the house. Waterproofing you never see, materials you touch every day.
Recent work: The Orchard Street Bath, 6 weeks on site, $75k to $95k (illustrative).
When the whole floor plan is the problem. One design logic carried through every room, one crew, one number.
Recent work: The Lakeview Whole Home, 26 weeks on site, $380k to $460k (illustrative).
New square footage that looks like it was always there, from foundations to the last siding course.
Recent work: The Garden Room Addition, 14 weeks on site, $210k to $250k (illustrative).
The cheapest square footage you own, finished to the same standard as your main floor and dry by design.
Recent work: The Cedar Lower Level, 11 weeks on site, $120k to $150k (illustrative).
Our investment guide names three honest budget tiers and what moves a project between them. Ten minutes of reading will tell you more than most consultations.
Open the investment guideWe audit how your household actually lives, then draw priced concept options. You choose a direction knowing what each one costs.
Weeks 1 to 8Selections, engineering, and permits lock into one fixed proposal. The number you sign is the number you pay.
Weeks 6 to 12One dedicated crew, a published schedule, Friday photo updates, and a standing weekly walkthrough until the last coat dries.
Weeks on site vary by scopeA first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Bring your questions, your rough budget, and the thing about your house that drives you crazy.