Interior renovations, done carefully
Five kinds of work, each done by the owner on site, from prep to cleanup.
Bathroom renovations
A bathroom is where shortcuts show up later as leaks, cracked grout and soft subfloors. The whole job is handled in-house: demolition, framing, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and trim. That way the parts you'll never see get the same care as the parts you will.
Powder rooms and partial updates such as a new vanity, toilet, flooring or a tile refresh.
Tub-to-shower conversions and full updates of a typical 5×8 bathroom.
Full gut renovations, primary ensuites and higher-end finishes.
These are typical starting ranges to help you plan. They are not quotes. Your price depends on size, layout changes and the finishes you choose, and you'll get it as a fixed number after the free in-home estimate.
Tile & stone
Good tile work depends on what's underneath: flat substrate, proper waterproofing in wet areas, and a layout planned so the cuts land where they should. Tile and stone work includes:
- Shower walls & floors
- Bathroom & kitchen floors
- Backsplashes
- Feature walls
- Entryways
- Heated tile floors
Finish carpentry
The trim, doors and cabinetry are what make a room look finished. Tight joints, level doors and moulding that meets cleanly in the corners.
- Crown moulding
- Interior doors
- Custom cabinets
- Cabinet installation
- Built-ins
- Custom millwork
- Millwork installation
Flooring
New floors installed over a properly prepared base, with clean transitions between rooms and stairs that are finished to match.
- Vinyl & laminate
- Hardwood
- Tile
- Stairs
- Heated floors
General carpentry & handyman
The smaller jobs that still need to be done right, on their own or alongside a larger renovation.
- Drywall installation
- Drywall finishing
- Interior painting
- Framing
- Decks
- Handyman service
Planning a renovation?
Tell us what you have in mind. The in-home estimate is free and there's no pressure to book.