Services
Work needs a clear category before it needs a pitch.
Most projects fit one of four groups. The category helps us ask the right questions, inspect the right conditions, and price the scope correctly.
Repair
Repair work starts with a problem. The first task is diagnosis, not guessing.
Common work
- Water intrusion and damage
- Plumbing and fixture failures
- Electrical repair tied to a defined scope
- Door, window, wall, floor, and trim repairs
- Roof, framing, and structural repair by project fit
What matters
- Where the problem is located
- How long it has been happening
- Whether access is open or covered
- Photos of the visible condition
- Any prior repair attempts
Remodel
Remodeling changes an existing space. Existing conditions, selections, and sequence control the cost.
Common work
- Kitchen remodels
- Bathroom remodels
- Flooring, cabinets, counters, tile, and trim
- Wall changes and layout changes
- Whole-room and multi-room updates
What matters
- What stays and what changes
- Finish level and material choices
- Utility changes
- Access, protection, and cleanup needs
- Decision timing for selections
Build
Build work needs planning before pricing. Site conditions, drawings, permitting, materials, and sequencing all matter.
Common work
- Additions
- Accessory structures
- Garage changes
- Outdoor living structures
- Custom planned work by scope
What matters
- Site access
- Drawings or sketches
- Utility location
- Municipal requirements
- Material lead times
Project Recovery
Recovery work starts with documentation. We need to know what was done, what is unfinished, and what must be corrected.
Common situations
- Abandoned work
- Failed inspection items
- Incorrect installation
- Unfinished remodels
- Disputed scope or quality
What matters
- Photos of current conditions
- Prior scope, invoice, or plans if available
- Inspection notes if any
- Open permits if any
- What outcome you need now