What we do
Six fixes, one ranch house at a time
Each page says what is included, what changes the cost and how a job typically goes. Two of them often go together.
Open the kitchen wall
Take out the wall between the kitchen and the living room, with the engineer's letter, the beam and the permit.
See the detailsAdd a primary bath
A bath off the main bedroom, with the drain cut through the slab and a fan vented outside.
See the detailsCarport to room
Close in the carport with insulated walls, cooling and a window, and match the front of the house.
See the detailsArizona room
Enclose the covered patio with glass and cooling, so it is a room you can use in July.
See the detailsFloors over the slab
Tile or plank over the slab, leveled, with cracks bridged and one floor run through the rooms.
See the detailsCeilings, lights and fans
Tested, smoothed ceilings and lights placed where you sit, under an electrical permit.
See the details
Good to know
What we do and don't do
What don't you do?
We don't build new houses, pools or second stories, and we don't do roofs, landscaping or pest work. If your job needs one of those, we say so at the walk-through and point you to someone who does.
Who will be working in my house?
Our crew does the framing, finish carpentry and tile. Plumbing, electrical and cooling work is done by licensed trades we work with, and they are listed on the estimate.
How long does a job take?
It depends on the fix and on the city's permit queue. As a rough guide, a floor or a ceiling is a matter of days to a couple of weeks. A bath or a kitchen wall is a few weeks on site after plans and permit, and a carport or an Arizona room is several. Your written schedule sets yours.
Which of the six is yours?
Text a photo of the front of the house and the room that bothers you. We write back with where to start.