Our 9 step process.

Once you reach out to us, we will schedule an initial consultation call to discuss your project and determine if we are a good fit. This conversation helps us understand your vision and set the foundation for a successful partnership.

If the call goes well we will have a first meeting on site with you to go over the scope of work and explore the possibilities for your project.

Following the site visit, we develop a preliminary budget based on our discussion. Using recent job data and square footage calculations. With every job being custom, this can change a good bit, but our goal is to be within a 10% range with this budget off of the scope we discussed.

We then prepare a planning agreement outlining the costs for the planning phase. This includes our time, architectural plans, engineering, and designer services if required. This agreement is solely for the planning phase, not for construction.

During the planning phase, we design the entire project. This may involve drafting architectural plans, selecting fixtures and appliances, and creating detailed cabinet layouts. We also bring in our trades to price the project accurately and identify any potential on-site issues.

We provide a typical timeline for this phase to give you a better idea of what to expect. Keep in mind, many variables could delay these timelines. Planning can greatly change from project to project as some may be more complicated and take longer to design, make selections, whether you have plans or not, etc.

i. Kitchen Remodel: 4-6 weeks

ii. Master Bath Remodel: 4-6 weeks

iii. Whole House Remodel: 12-18 weeks

iv. Additions: 8-15 weeks

v. Custom Home: 12-20 weeks (this one is largely determined by the level of detail needed and if you have plans already or not)

Once the planning phase is complete, we review the updated budget and contract with you, ensuring all project details are accurately captured. If everything aligns with your budget and expectations, we sign the contract and obtain any necessary permits to proceed into production.

i. Once the construction contract is signed and the initial deposit is paid we will then order any materials that have long lead times, pull permits, and line up trades to break ground.

ii. Throughout the construction phase the project manager will be in contact with you of any decisions that may need to be made, and any issues that may arise.

iii. We also will communicate the schedule as best we can with you throughout construction.

Your satisfaction is our highest priority. Your goal becomes our goal, and we strive to achieve exactly what you have envisioned for your home—a place of comfort, relaxation, and a space that is designed just for you.