Interiors, start to finish. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and millwork — including the structural changes that make a floor plan work rather than just look better.
Our angle
Most renovation companies are finish operations. They're good at cabinets, tile and trim, and when the job needs a wall removed or a floor levelled, they bring somebody in.
We come at it the other way. We're framing carpenters who finish, which means the ambitious version of your floor plan — the one where the wall comes out and the ceiling opens up — is a normal job for us rather than a complication.
It also means fewer surprises. On a house built before 1980, opening a wall reveals something unexpected more often than not. Recognising it early is the difference between a conversation on Tuesday and a three-week delay.
The layout you actually want usually has a beam in it somewhere.
Services
Full project management: we hold the schedule, coordinate the trades, and are the single point of contact from demolition to walkthrough.
Full remodels and layout changes, including opening walls, relocating services and levelling floors that were never level.
Full gut renovations with the waterproofing and subfloor work done properly, because that's what decides whether a bathroom lasts.
Basement finishing that starts with moisture rather than drywall, plus interior trim, millwork and built-ins throughout the house.
Living through it
Renovations are disruptive. The goal isn't to pretend otherwise, it's to make the disruption predictable.
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