Residential
Home Additions
Add a levels, rear additions and dormers, for shore lots where there is nowhere left to build out except up.
What this involvesEleven services, one license
A commercial buildout on one job, a homeowner's floor on the next.
This page runs the same order the crew actually works in: the commercial side first, since it is the half our old site never showed, then the eleven that follow it into a house.
Commercial
One scope that covers the whole shell.
Buildouts and fit outs in steel frame and block: partitions, restrooms, floor coatings, dock and slab work.
Then the houses
Ten more, one street over.
Additions, kitchens, baths, basements, decks, patios, cabinets and floors. Same crew, same license, and the estimate starts the same way it does on a commercial job: look first, price second.
Residential
Ten services inside a house.
Point at one to see what it actually involves. Every job here is quoted after a free estimate, never priced off a list.
- Kitchen RemodelingFull kitchen rebuilds: layout, cabinetry, counters, floor and the electrical and plumbing that moves with them.Details
- Bathroom RemodelingBathrooms taken back to the studs, waterproofed properly, and finished in tile, glass and fixtures you picked.Details
- Basement RemodelingTurning a slab and a set of joists into a room, with the moisture and the ceiling height dealt with first.Details
- Residential RemodelingWhole house work where the job crosses rooms: walls moved, systems rerun, finishes carried through.Details
- Deck ConstructionNew decks and rebuilds framed for salt air, with the fasteners and the flashing chosen for a house near water.Details
- Patio ConstructionPatios laid on ground that has been prepared, because on sandy soil the base is the whole job.Details
- Cabinet RefinishingKeeping sound cabinet boxes and changing everything you can see, when the layout already works.Details
- Hardwood Floor RefinishingSanding back and refinishing boards that are still good, and replacing the runs that are not.Details
- Home ImprovementThe smaller licensed work: doors, trim, siding repair, a wall taken out, the jobs between a handyman and a remodel.Details
Commercial or residential, tell us which.
The estimate is free either way, and the same crew and the same license cover both sides of the work.