Kitchens, baths, basements, and the wall you have always wanted gone. Two brothers, one crew, no ghosting. You get a schedule you can plan around and a text when anything changes it.
The last two percent is where remodelers vanish. Ours is written into the contract: the job is done when the punch list is empty and you have signed the bottom of it, not when the big pieces are in.
Full gut to the studs · six weeks, finished in six
Wall out, island in, appliances moved twice on paper so they never moved twice in real life.
What surprised us: knob and tube behind the range wall. Two days, an electrician we trust, and the schedule held.
Unfinished to family room · five weeks
Egress window, a real bathroom, and a ceiling that does not feel like a basement ceiling.
What surprised us: nothing. It happens more than the internet suggests.
Before we start. A written scope, a real schedule, and the number. Allowances are spelled out so nothing hides inside them.
While we work. The site gets broom-cleaned every night. You get a text every morning telling you who is coming and what happens that day.
When we're done. We walk the job with you, write the punch list together, and finish it. Then you sign, then we leave.