Frequently asked questions

Yes. Estimates are free and we come to your home at a time that works for you, including early mornings before the workday.

A bathroom often runs one to three weeks, a kitchen three to six, and a full addition longer depending on permitting and weather. We give you a schedule in writing with your estimate.

No. We handle single-day repairs as readily as whole-home renovations.

Usually in part. We sequence demolition and installation to keep a working sink and refrigerator available as long as possible, and we tell you up front which days will be without them.

Yes — through our team and licensed trade partners, permitted where the work requires it.

Often yes, for additions or repairs. We will be honest when a match is not realistic instead of installing something that looks off.

Most take one to three weeks depending on tile work and fixture lead times.

Yes. We tie new plumbing fixtures into your current system and test everything before we call the job finished.

Yes, and we will show you photos and a written cost before we proceed with anything unexpected.

Yes, including haul-away and disposal, quoted in the estimate.

Luxury vinyl plank and porcelain tile hold up best. Engineered hardwood is a good middle ground when you want real wood.

If the wear layer is thick enough, refinishing is often cheaper than replacement. We will check and tell you.

Sometimes, when the substrate is sound and height allows. We will assess it on site.

Most kitchen backsplashes are set one day and grouted the next.

With proper prep and a quality product, typically 8 to 12 years on siding and longer on properly prepared brick.

Yes, room by room, with daily cleanup so your household keeps functioning.

Yes, we pull the permits the work requires and coordinate inspections.

Most of the work happens outside the existing envelope. We only open the wall between old and new near the end of the project.

Beyond roughly four feet, most jurisdictions expect engineering. We build to code and bring in an engineer when height or surcharge requires it.

Sometimes. Often it is paired with grading and a French drain. We look at the whole water path, not just one spot.

Yes, or we can leave them as mulch if you would like — your call.

Once grindings are removed and topsoil is placed, immediately.

We use the right size machine for the job, work when ground conditions allow, and repair any track marks as part of the price.

Yes — fill dirt, topsoil and gravel are all included in the estimate when needed.

Most driveways and light-traffic lots do well on a two-to-three-year cycle. Heavy-traffic commercial lots may need it sooner.

We fill cracks first. Sealer alone will not bridge an open crack — water will still get in and widen it over winter.

Typically 24 to 48 hours, depending on temperature and humidity. We tell you the exact cure time for your day.

Yes — after the sealcoat cures (usually 24–48 hours), striping bonds cleanly to the fresh surface. We schedule them together to save a trip.

Traffic-grade paint is typically dry to traffic in 30–60 minutes depending on temperature and humidity.

Yes. We stripe accessible stalls, access aisles, fire lanes and crosswalks to current code and can review your layout for compliance.