Process

Four steps. No surprises.

Most remodeling projects don't fail at the build. They fail at the handoff — between consult and design, design and build, build and walkthrough. We own all four.

  1. 01

    Free · 1–2 weeks

    Consult

    We meet at the property, walk the work, and listen. You'll get a clear-eyed read on what's possible, what's hard, and roughly what it costs — before you sign anything.

    Deliverables

    • On-site walk and listening session
    • Feasibility read on lot, structure, and code
    • Rough budget range
    • Recommended path forward
  2. 02

    4–10 weeks

    Design

    We work with your architect or designer — or recommend one we trust — to develop drawings the city will permit and we can actually build. Materials and finishes get sampled and approved here, not on the job site.

    Deliverables

    • Drawings to permit set
    • Engineering and consultants coordinated
    • Material and finish samples approved
    • Hard-bid contract delivered
  3. 03

    Project-dependent

    Build

    Same crew, every day. Daily cleanup, weekly look-ahead, dust containment on every shift. You'll know what's happening before it happens, and so will your neighbors.

    Deliverables

    • Full demolition and structural
    • MEP rough-in and inspections
    • Finish carpentry, tile, paint, and fixtures
    • Daily progress communication
    Open-concept kitchen remodel with white shaker cabinets, a stone-countered waterfall island, glass pendants, and stainless built-in refrigeration.
  4. 04

    1–2 weeks

    Walkthrough

    We do the punch list before we hand over the keys, not after. Final inspections, clean install of every fixture, and a final walkthrough together. The job is not completed until you are happy.

    Deliverables

    • Punch-list completion
    • Final inspections cleared
    • Owner manuals and product docs
    • The job isn't done until you're happy

Get a quote

Ready to start at step one?

Book a free consultation. We'll walk the property and tell you what's actually possible.