Let's talk about your project.
Tell us what you are planning — the room, roughly what you want to change, and when you would like it done. We will come back with next steps and what we need in order to scope it.
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Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Service AreaColorado Springs, CO & surrounding communities — see the full list
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Scope it. Bid it. Build it.
Scope it
We walk the space and measure what is actually there, not what a plan says is there. You get the job written down line by line before a price is attached to it.
Bid it
A number against that written scope, so you are approving a document rather than a conversation. If it is not on the bid it is not in the price — and if opening a wall changes something, you hear it as a decision with a number attached.
Build it
The work in the order that puts the hidden things first, because those are the ones that are expensive to revisit.
- Demolition and any structural work, inspected before it is closed.
- Plumbing, electrical and mechanical rough-in, inspected.
- Finishes: flooring, cabinetry, tile, trim and paint.
- Final inspections, punch list walked with you, site left clean.
What to tell us, and why it helps.
None of this is required. Every detail you can give us is one less thing we have to assume, and assumptions are what make a first number move later.
- The room, and what you want changed about it. "Bathroom" tells us a little. "Bathroom, we want the tub out and a walk-in shower in" tells us what the job actually is.
- Rough measurements. Pacing out a room is fine. It tells us the order of magnitude before anybody drives anywhere.
- Photographs. Wide shots beat close-ups. What is around the room usually matters more than the room.
- When you want it done. A date tells us how to sequence it. "No rush" is a real answer and a useful one.
- Anything already drawn or permitted. If there are plans, an HOA approval or a permit already pulled, say so — it changes the path.
- Whether anything has to keep working. One bathroom in the house, a kitchen you cook in nightly, a storefront that stays open. This shapes the schedule more than any other single fact.
If you are not sure which scope your project falls under, the pages set out what each one involves: kitchen renovation, bathroom renovation, basement renovation, home additions, flooring, carpentry, interior finishing, and deck and patio installation. There is also an overview of residential work and of commercial work, and photographs of finished rooms in the gallery.
One thing worth saying plainly: we do not do roofing. If that is what you need, we would rather tell you now than take a call that wastes your afternoon.