LEARNING ABOUT WHAT’S IMPORTANT…

How long will my project take?

Whether you're tackling a small bathroom or a tiny kitchen, there are a lot of factors that come into play and can affect the timeline.

For instance, a small bathroom remodeling project estimated to take about 2-3 weeks to complete. This includes factors such as the scope of work, and locally stocked materials; excluding any items that may be on backorder or special orders.

On the other hand, a small kitchen remodeling project usually takes a bit longer, ranging from 3-4 weeks or more. Reason being, kitchens tend to have more intricate details and require additional time for tasks like measuring and installing countertops.

It's important to keep in mind that these timelines can vary depending on various factors specific to each project. So if you're planning a remodel, make sure to consider all the different elements involved and allow for some flexibility in your schedule.

How much does it cost to remodel?

When it comes to remodeling projects, it's important to remember that one size definitely does not fit all. The cost of a remodel can vary greatly depending on several factors such as:

1. Size. Whether you're renovating a small bathroom or tackling a whole-house makeover, the size of your space will play a significant role in determining the overall cost. Larger spaces typically require more materials and labor, which can drive up expenses.

2. Materials. From high-end finishes to budget-friendly options, the choices you make will have an impact on your budget. It's important to consider both durability and aesthetics when selecting materials that fit within your desired price range.

3. Scope of work. Are you simply updating fixtures and paint, or are you completely reconfiguring rooms? The more extensive the project, the higher the cost is likely to be.

4. Age of your home. Older homes may require additional work such as updating electrical systems or addressing structural issues. These necessary upgrades can add to the overall cost of your remodel.

When planning a remodeling project, take into account factors such as size, materials, scope of work, and age of your home. By doing so, you'll have a better understanding of what to expect financially and can make informed decisions about how best to achieve your desired results within your budget.

Do you oversee the project?

Yes. We are fully dedicated to providing top-notch service from start to finish. We take pride in our work and make sure that every aspect of the project is managed by us. 

From the initial planning stages to the final delivery. We work tirelessly to meet deadlines, communicate effectively, and address any challenges that may arise along the way. We can’t do that if we’re not there!

Do you use subcontractors?

Yes. When it comes to handling tasks that are outside our scope of work, we rely on subs (subcontractors) to get the job done. These subs play a crucial role in ensuring that we can deliver on projects that require specialized skills or expertise. We have a network of trusted subs who excel in their respective fields. When you see us tackling projects beyond our usual scope of work, you can be sure that we have an amazing team of subs backing us up.

I’ve worked with bad contractors before, how are you different?

We've all heard those horror stories about working with bad contractors, and it can be a real headache. But let me assure you, we are totally different. Our team is made up of professionals who take pride in their work. They have years of experience under their belts and a track record of delivering high-quality results. Treating every project as if it were our own home. So if you've had bad experiences in the past, don't worry- let us show you why we're like superheroes when it comes to getting the job done right.

How do I protect myself from bad contractors?

When it comes to dealing with contractors, it's important to protect yourself from any potential issues that may arise. One of the first steps you can take is to check references such as reviews and social media. This will give you an idea of their past work and what others have experienced when working with them.

Another crucial step is to always sign a contract. This legally binding document will outline the terms and conditions of the project, protecting both parties involved. Before signing the contract, make sure you understand the scope of work thoroughly. This will help avoid any misunderstandings or surprises down the line.

If you're unsure about a contractor's suitability for your project, don't hesitate to negotiate payment terms. It's better to clarify any uncertainties upfront rather than face difficulties later on. Remember, protecting yourself means taking proactive steps to ensure a smooth working relationship with your contractor.