IIServices · The Trade
Whole room remodels, one contract.
One crew and one contract from demolition to the last coat of paint, so nothing falls between trades. The room leaves as a plan and returns as a finished space.
A remodel is where a lot of trades meet, and where jobs go wrong when nobody owns the whole thing. Here is what a whole room remodel covers, and why one contract matters.
What a remodel covers
- Open plan conversions
- Removing or opening walls to connect rooms, with the structure carried properly overhead.
- Structural beam work
- Beams and headers, engineered where required, so a wall can come out and the house stays sound.
- Flooring
- Subfloor repair and new finish flooring, run and transitioned so it reads as one surface.
- Trim, paneling and doors
- The finish carpentry that decides how the room feels: casing, base, paneling and hung doors.
- Paint and finish
- The last coats, so the room is handed back finished, not almost done.
One name on the contract
One name on the contract, the invoice and the warranty. The quote holds, the schedule holds, the word holds. That is the whole pitch, and it is why nothing falls between trades on a room we remodel.
How it is quoted
A site visit, then a written proposal with scope, materials, allowances, schedule and price. We reply within one business day.
Put it in writing.
A site visit and a written proposal cost nothing. Scope, materials, schedule and price, in a document you can hold us to.