About us

The length of a project is dependent on the scope of work. We offer a base timeline in all of our proposals. Factors that can prolong the completion of a project are additional work or lead time of materials such as kitchen cabinets or countertop. We discuss anything that can impact a proposed timeline with our clients during the renovation process so there are no surprises.

 Additional work orders mean work or materials not provided for in the contract and not considered by the (Town/City/Region/Agency) to be essential to the satisfactory completion of the contract within its intended scope. Throughout the remodeling process our clients are sometimes inspired to do a little more than originally discussed. We want you to love your space and will be happy to accommodate any extra special requests. Additional work orders can push back the date of completion and will be an additional cost to the original contract.

 Building permits are issued by Municipal Building/Construction Departments and help to ensure that any work done in your municipality conforms with building code and zoning requirements that protect the safety of its tenants. We will guide you through the process of obtaining any permits needed for your project.

Progress payments are a method we find is most fair, and keeps both the client and ourselves accountable and on task. Each project starts with a deposit at the signing of a contract. The project is then divided into phases of completion. Once one phase is completed a payment will then be required to move forward to the next phase. Additional work orders will be invoiced separately as they are additional to the signed contract.

We provide standard commercial construction materials. A client is responsible for the cost difference of any material upgrades. Clients are responsible for the purchase of appliances, light fixtures and accessories unless stated otherwise in a contract.

We will make sure your space is cleaner than when we started! Let us handle the clean up.

We provide manufacturer's warranties in addition to a one year labor warranty.