What we do

• Whole-home interiors, up to four-bedroom, two-bath houses
• Room by room: foyers, living and dining rooms, kitchens, sun rooms
• Stairways, upstairs hallways, bedrooms and garages
• Ceilings, trim, mouldings, doors, baseboards and French doors
• Filling seams and nail holes
• Sanding and spackling ceilings
• Priming, then two coats on walls and ceilings
• Wallpaper removal
• Painting existing kitchen cabinets
• Plaster wall and ceiling repair
• Sheetrock and spackle patch work
• Accent walls and ceiling beams
• Apartment and multi-unit turnovers
• Epoxy and clear-coat garage floors

Customers typically choose and pay for paint separately. Your estimate states exactly what is included and what you supply.

• Exterior metal trim and soffits
• Brick chimneys
• Garage wood fascia replacement
• Concrete crack repair and sealing, including at the rear of the house
• Surface prep and priming ahead of finish coats
• Repair work and paint work priced as separate line items

Because repairs and coating are itemized separately, you can see exactly what the carpentry costs and what the painting costs before anything starts.

• Sand-and-stain refinishing, whole house up to roughly 1,800 sq ft
• Refinishing room by room
• Carpet removal, then refinishing the floor underneath
• New 5″ red oak installed with glue and nails
• Herringbone installs, including foyers
• Stairs, treads, railings, spindles and banisters
• Spiral staircases
• Basement floors
• Baseboard and trim refinishing
• Furniture moving included

You pick the stain colors. Moving furniture out and back is included in the estimate — it is not billed as an extra.

• Tile floor removal and replacement, including jobs around 260 sq ft
• Kitchen backsplash, including runs of about 45 sq ft
• Bathroom sheetrock-and-tile replacement where the substrate is damaged
• Layout, setting and grouting

Customers typically choose and pay for the tile itself. The estimate lists the labor and materials we provide line by line.

• Replacing damaged sheetrock and tile
• Ceiling repair and paint
• Vanity and fixture work
• Kitchen and bathtub faucet replacement
• Bidet installs, including Moen and SmartBidet units
• Building laundry closets inside bathrooms

Plumbing and electrical connections needed to finish the work are coordinated as part of the job and written into the estimate.

• Full kitchen remodels
• Cabinet removal and new cabinet installs, including Forevermark
• Double crown and light-rail moulding
• Roll-out shelving
• Brushed stainless hardware
• Stone countertops, supplied and installed
• Backsplash tile
• Flooring replacement
• Gas line run for a stove

Customers typically choose and pay for tile and stone separately; your estimate states exactly what is included.

• Demo, framing, sheetrock, spackle and paint
• Flooring and interior doors
• Built-in and utility closets
• New double-door entries
• Laundry rooms, including electric and plumbing connections
• Basement floors
• Accent walls

Basement work is where the itemized estimate earns its keep: framing, sheetrock, flooring and doors are each priced on their own line, so you can stage the project if you want to.

• Exterior wood work on decks
• Staining and refinishing railings
• Posts and stair refinishing
• Sanding and prep before stain goes on

Deck work is quoted on its own line, so you can take it on its own or alongside anything else on this list.

• Backyard fencing, including a completed run of about 210 feet
• Roughly 40 posts set in concrete footings
• Hexagonal wire netting
• Layout and post spacing across the full run

Fence height, material and where the line sits relative to your property are all worked out at the walkthrough, before the estimate is written.