From Small Repairs
to Full Remodels.

Full kitchen and bathroom remodels — new layouts, cabinets and countertops, tile floors and showers, vanities and fixtures. One crew coordinating demo through final trim, so the schedule holds and the finish lines up instead of falling between two contractors.

Room additions, layout changes, garage and ADU conversions, and top-to-bottom refreshes. Larger renovations live or die on sequencing — we plan the order of trades up front so drywall isn't waiting on rough-in and flooring isn't going down twice.

Doors that stick, a fence panel down, a leaking faucet, shelving to hang, drywall to patch. We take the whole punch list in one visit rather than making you book four different trades for four small jobs.

New fences and gates in wood or metal, plus repairs and full replacements. A fence fails at the posts long before it fails at the pickets, so the depth, the concrete and the drainage at each post are where the work actually goes.

New roofs, re-roofs and leak repairs. Most leaks are not the shingles — they are flashing at a chimney, a valley or a vent penetration. We find where the water actually enters before anyone starts tearing off a field of good roofing.

Camera systems for homes and small businesses — mounted, wired and aimed properly, with the recorder and the app set up before we leave. Placement is most of the value: four cameras covering the real approaches beat eight pointed at the sky.

Ductless mini-split systems for additions, converted garages, upstairs bedrooms and any room the central system never cooled properly. Indoor head, outdoor condenser, line set run and sealed — sized to the room rather than sold by the biggest number.

Hang, tape, mud, sand, prime and paint. Seams that telegraph through the finish coat are a finishing problem, not a paint problem — so the wall gets checked under a raking light before a brush of color ever goes on.

Luxury vinyl plank, laminate, tile and hardwood, installed over a subfloor that has been leveled and moisture-checked first. Gaps, lifting and that hollow click underfoot almost always start below the floor, not in it.

Ground-up and build-out work for homes and small commercial spaces — framing, partitions, finishes and the coordination between them. Commercial jobs are scheduled around your hours so a storefront or office keeps trading while we work.