Question 1

How much will my project cost?

Accepted Answer

Each project is different, but the real question to ask yourself is, ‘How much do I want to invest?’ Home improvements are investments in both your home’s value and your quality of life. We can either work from a set investment and build to fit that budget, or we can work from a wish list and complete the highest priority work first. Either way, our goal is to help you get the most out of your investment.

Question 2

Why do bathroom remodels take so long to complete?

Accepted Answer

Many people are surprised by how long a bathroom remodel takes, given that it’s such a small room. A bathroom remodeling project can involve eight different trades or more—and a minimum of four building department inspections that have to be coordinated. Arranging to have the right tradesmen onsite when they’re needed is challenging from a management perspective. But with our experience, you can be assured that we’ll deliver your bathroom remodel on schedule, if not sooner.

Question 3

Can I choose the materials to use in my remodel?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our designers will work with you to choose materials that fit your lifestyle and meet your budget criteria.

Question 4

Will you work with my architect or other tradesmen with whom I’m familiar?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We work with many different architects, and we’re happy to work with any subcontractors you’ve had good experiences with, providing they conform to our subcontractor requirements and agreements. Working with people you know and trust is often the best way to ensure your satisfaction.

Question 5

Should I have a design in hand before making a commitment to start the bid process?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Having a solid design from the beginning pays off in the long run because it defines the scope of the job, reduces costs and speeds up the process. Investing in the design is money well spent.

Question 6

How do you handle changes once a project is underway?

Accepted Answer

We generate a ‘Change Order’ for our client’s approval. Changes are an inevitable part of this business. Unforeseen field conditions can generate a Change Order. As clients become more familiar with the plans, they often can increase the scope of work or change material selections. We’re happy to incorporate these changes, but they can increase the cost and lengthen the schedule. Usually these changes are worthwhile. We want to make sure you get exactly what you want.

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