While the answer is always, “That depends…” Most interior remodeling projects, including kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, take 8-12 weeks from the start of deconstruction to completion. Additions take longer, typically 12-16 weeks, depending on size and scope.
Asking about remodeling costs is like asking, “How much does a red car cost?” It depends on the size, features, and level of luxury you want. The same applies to remodeling. Costs vary based on the scope of work, materials, and design choices. Many kitchen remodels also include updates to adjacent areas, such as flooring, railings, powder rooms, or mudrooms.
Below are typical price ranges for our projects:
Your project may fall above or below these ranges. As a full-service remodeling contractor, we handle design (CAD drawings), material selection (cabinets, tile, countertops, flooring, etc.), and full project management.
Yes, we handle the design, apply for permits, and coordinate all required city inspections.
Yes. Our work hours are 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and we will discuss your schedule, pets, and privacy concerns before work begins. Some homeowners choose to be away during parts of the remodel, but it’s up to you and your comfort level.
At the contract signing and pre-construction meeting, we will go over preparation details. In general, you will need to:
Yes. As a full-service remodeling contractor, we:
From start to finish, we ensure your remodel is well-planned and tailored to your needs.
Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) is a fully synthetic flooring option designed to look like wood. It’s can be water-resistant or water proof, is low-maintenance, and budget-friendly, making it a great choice for families, pets, or moisture-prone areas like bathrooms or basements.
Engineered hardwood has a real wood veneer on top of a plywood or high-density fiberboard (HDF) core. It offers the authentic look and feel of hardwood at a more affordable price than solid wood floors. It’s also more stable, meaning it’s less likely to warp or swell due to seasonal humidity changes. Some engineered floors can even be refinished depending on the veneer thickness.
Each option has its strengths. LVP is ideal for durability and ease of care, while engineered hardwood provides natural beauty with a touch of craftsmanship.
Quartz is an engineered product made from crushed quartz and resin. Since it’s manufactured, it has consistent colors and patterns. It is non-porous, making it stain-resistant and low-maintenance. Quartz is also heat- and scratch-resistant, but extreme heat can cause damage. High-end brands like Cambria offer a lifetime warranty on their quartz surfaces.
Granite is a natural stone cut from quarries and polished for use as countertops. Each slab has unique variations, giving it a distinctive, natural look. It may require periodic sealing, but it is naturally heat-resistant and scratch-resistant.
