Our proposals cover pricing for design, project management, materials, labor, permits, demo, and cleanup. You’ll see exactly what’s included before construction starts.

In some cases, yes, but we don’t recommend it. The items we source include warranties and reliable lead times. Items from outside sources can often lead to delays or compatibility problems.

Our payments are based on a draw schedule, where they are due as phases are completed throughout the project timeline. To keep our process simple and our pricing transparent, we do not provide financing. Clients are welcome to work with their own financial institution if needed.

We always submit for permits. It’s the best way to protect both your home and your investment. Permits ensure your remodel is built safely and to code, meeting all local regulations and safety standards. Without a permit, you could face future problems or even be required to remove work that wasn’t done with the proper approvals, especially when it comes time to sell your home.

Yes. Every project needs a plan, and the design phase helps us clarify the layout, space planning, selections, finishes, and your budget and investment goals. Smaller projects usually have a shorter design phase, while larger ones, such as a full kitchen, bathroom, or whole-home remodel, take more time. We guide you through it at a pace that matches your decision-making style.

We have a professional design studio, connections with top product brands in the industry, an experienced design team, and our own contractors. Rarely is shopping for materials elsewhere needed apart from stone slab products (i.e., natural or manufactured stone slabs for fabrication into countertops, etc.). We will schedule appointments with our vendors and join you for this process.

Our process is designed to clarify every detail of your project upfront. This helps make the production phase more efficient, cost-effective, and predictable. At the same time, we want to give you the flexibility to make changes even after signing the contract. If you choose to make adjustments during production, we’ll prepare a detailed change order, explain any cost differences or timeline effects, and obtain your approval before proceeding. This approach maintains transparency and flexibility without disrupting your project.

No, we can handle everything to keep your project on track! One advantage of our planning process is that it reduces the need for you to be on-site during construction. You’ll only need to be on-site for the pre-project walkthrough and countertop templating (if applicable).

We build in contingency and inspect thoroughly during planning. If something unexpected is uncovered, we’ll discuss options and costs clearly with no surprises.

Before your initial consultation, we will send you a “New Client Questionnaire” to collect basic information, including your contact details, household details, lifestyle, as well as your goals, desires, and budget for the project. This provides us with a solid foundation to start helping you design your new space. Then, during your no-pressure, in-home consultation with a remodel sales associate, they will review your project details, discuss your investment goals, take measurements, answer any questions, and outline the next steps.