Changing how a house looks and lives, one room or the whole floor plan. Kitchens and baths are the bulk of it, but the same crew handles basements, flooring, trim and paint — so you're not coordinating four different companies around each other.

• Room additions
• Kitchen renovations
• Bathroom renovations
• Basement finishing
• Flooring & tile
• Cabinetry & countertops
• Drywall & plaster
• Interior trim & doors
• Painting & finishes

The work people see from the street. Roofing, siding, decks, porches and patios, plus the windows and doors that make a house look cared for instead of tired. Most of these projects change a home's appearance more than anything you can do inside it.

• Roof replacement & repair
• Siding & exterior trim
• Decks & porches
• Patios & walkways
• Window replacement
• Exterior doors
• Railings & steps
• Fascia, soffit & gutters
• Exterior painting

Poured and finished by our own crew, which means the schedule is ours to keep. We grade for drainage first and pour second — most concrete problems we get called to fix started as a water problem nobody addressed.

• Slabs & pads
• Driveways & aprons
• Sidewalks & patios
• Stamped & broom finish
• Retaining walls
• Footings
• Grading & drainage
• Demolition & haul-off

The jobs that are too small for most contractors to return a call about. Water damage, a door that won't close, drywall a previous crew left rough, a punch list somebody walked away from. If it's on your list and it isn't listed above, ask anyway — the answer is usually yes.

• Drywall repair
• Water & leak damage
• Door & window repair
• Rot & trim replacement
• Punch-list completion
• Fixing another contractor's work
• Small structural repairs