Yes. Your Project Manager measures your space and gives you a firm number before you sign — not a lowball estimate that grows once work starts. That number is locked into a 1-page contract, so if it changes, it's because you asked for something new, not because we found a "surprise." Payment follows the same principle — no big deposit upfront. A small 5% holds your spot, the next payment is due once your project is underway, and the rest is tied to real progress, with a final balance due only once you've signed off on the finished work.

We run 10+ crews at once, so your job isn't sitting behind someone else's. You also get a direct line to the Project Manager running your job — not a call center — so if a question comes up, you're not waiting days for a callback.

No. Our contract is one page, sent to you upfront, spelling out exactly what's included and what isn't — no fine print, nothing to hand off to a lawyer. Before that, you also get a free 3D visualization of your actual space, so you're deciding on something you can see, not a sketch on paper.

We're a licensed General Contractor (GC #1STPRPL807JS), fully insured, and serving Washington State — you can verify that license yourself before you sign anything. We also pull and manage all required permits ourselves, so you never have to deal with the city or the paperwork — it's fully handled on our end. We've completed 1,100+ projects, backed by a 10-year materials warranty passed through directly from the manufacturer — and our own labor is covered too, with warranties on select work running up to 10 years.

On average, bathrooms take 3 days to a week and kitchens 3–5 weeks, depending on how complex the project is — assuming all materials are on site when work starts. Basement remodels typically run 2–4 weeks once materials and permits are in place (permits themselves usually take 1 to 4 weeks to get approved). A full home remodel generally runs 2–6 months, averaging 3–4 months. Your Project Manager gives you a real start-to-finish timeline before work begins, and holds it because your crew isn't shared across a backlog of other jobs.

Many homes in our service area are older, and things like outdated wiring, plumbing, or hidden water damage do turn up once demo starts. If that happens, we stop, show you exactly what we found — photos included — and give you a clear price before doing any additional work. Never a surprise charge buried in your final invoice. Meanwhile, work areas stay covered with protective film and floor coverings, our crew cleans up and hauls away debris every day before leaving, and we keep dust to a minimum wherever that's realistically possible.

You're never left wondering. Once work starts, you get access to your own project app where you can see every update, photo, and milestone as it happens. On top of that, your Project Manager reaches out at least twice a week with a direct update on your job — not a call center, someone who actually knows what's going on at your house.