Residential
We plan the remodel around the rooms you need to use, with access and interruptions settled before demolition.
Anchorage and Eagle River
We rebuilt the Taku-Campbell kitchen on its existing footprint with drawer banks and quartz.
See this jobA kitchen remodel changes where you cook and store food while the room is apart. We walk through that with you before demolition and put the room-access plan in the scope.
We replaced the upstairs Eagle River tub with a walk-in shower, rain head, and fold-down seat.
See this jobBefore we remove the tub or shower, we agree on which facilities can stay in use and when the room will be unavailable. A house with one bathroom needs that settled before demolition.
We opened the Spenard kitchen to the living area and built a wrap-around island.
See this jobOpening a kitchen to the next room can involve the walls and the plumbing below the floor. We scope that connected work together so each trade can finish its part in sequence.
On the South Anchorage re-side, we fitted vinyl lap to the existing stone wainscot and carport beam, and installed new gutters.
See this jobThe new siding has to meet the parts of the house that stay. We fit it around existing stone, openings, and roof lines.
Process
The written scope records the access plan so both you and the crew know which areas the work affects.
We take photos and ask how you use the room. Together, we identify the access you need while work is underway.
The scope records which areas can stay in use and when access changes. You review it before demolition.
We cover the floors, contain the dust, and sweep the site daily. When the room is ready, the job ends with a walkthrough and handoff.
When the walls open up
No walkthrough sees behind finished drywall. Rot under a shower pan, wiring that never met code, a drain that was never vented, framing cut out for a duct run: these turn up on remodel work. What protects your budget and your finish date is how they get handled the day they appear.
We inspect the areas we can reach without opening walls. The written scope records the assumptions behind the price so you can review them before you sign.
We include allowances for conditions we can anticipate but cannot measure during the walkthrough. Each allowance is part of the original scope.
We photograph concealed damage and walk it through with you the day we find it. The repair and any change to the finish date are worked out before you approve the next step.
The repair is priced as its own decision, with its effect on the finish date beside it. Work stops until you approve it, and a revised date always comes with the reason behind it.
Send a few photos and tell us what is no longer working for you. We review the details before arranging a site visit.
“The attention to detail and doing it right was amazing … they made everything right and finished on time.”