1Free in-home consultation
60–90 minutes, booked within 3 business days
We measure every room in scope, photograph the existing conditions, open the electrical panel, look at the slab and the attic, and ask what you actually want changed. No sales presentation, no folder of laminate samples, no price quoted on the spot, a number given in your living room without measurements is a guess.
- We arrive within a 30-minute window and text when we leave the previous job
- Measurements, photographs and a written scope note
- Panel capacity, slab condition and attic access checked
- Questions about permits, timeline and how you live in the house
- You get our license number and insurance certificate before we leave
2Fixed-price written proposal
3–5 business days after the visit
You receive a line-item proposal: every trade priced separately, material allowances stated in dollars per unit, exclusions listed in writing, a payment schedule tied to milestones, and a start date. It is yours to keep and compare against other Houston bids whether or not you hire us.
- Trade-by-trade pricing, not one lump sum
- Allowances in dollars per square foot or per unit for tile, counters, cabinets and fixtures
- A written exclusions list, what is not in the number
- Payment schedule tied to completed milestones
- A week-by-week schedule with a real start date
- Price held for 30 days
3Selections and permits
2–4 weeks, running in parallel
Once you sign, two things happen at the same time. You make final selections against the allowances, and we submit for permits and order long-lead items. Cabinets carry a six to ten week lead time, so they are ordered now rather than at demolition, that single decision is why our schedules hold.
- A selections appointment with the suppliers we use, at their showrooms
- Any allowance overage or credit written up before you commit
- Permit submitted to the City of Houston or Harris County in our name
- Structural engineering ordered where the scope requires it
- Cabinets, tile, windows and fixtures ordered and tracked
4Build, with one point of contact
4 weeks for a bath, 10–14 for a kitchen, 4–7 months whole-home
One project manager owns your job. Same person, same phone number, on site daily. You get a schedule email every week showing what happened, what is next, and any decision we need from you. Dust walls with negative air, protected floors, and the driveway swept before the crew leaves.
- One project manager, one phone number, daily site presence
- A weekly schedule email: progress, next week, decisions needed
- Zippered dust walls and negative-air containment
- Floors and stair treads protected on the path in and out
- Inspections scheduled and met by us, not by you
- Concealed conditions photographed the day we find them, priced before work continues
- Site swept and debris staged daily
5Final walkthrough and warranty
Punch cleared within 1 week
We walk the finished job with you, room by room, and write down everything you point at. That punch list gets finished before the final payment is due, not after. Then you get the warranty documents, the product registrations, the paint colors, and the model numbers for everything installed.
- A room-by-room walkthrough with you holding the list
- Punch items completed before final payment
- Two-year workmanship warranty in writing
- Manufacturer warranties and product registrations handed over
- A closeout sheet with paint colors, tile SKUs and appliance model numbers
- A call-back number that reaches the same office in month eighteen
