Remodeling Contractor in Rainier, WA

It depends on how much of the house changes, so Greg prices each remodel after seeing it. The biggest drivers are moving walls or plumbing, the finish materials you choose, and what turns up once old walls are open. The estimate is free, and Greg's buying power on materials paired with a small-company markup helps keep the number reasonable.

Often some water damage. Long wet winters mean a slow leak around a window, tub or roof line can go unnoticed for years and leave rotted framing or sheathing behind. We plan for that, show you what we find, and fix the cause along with the damage before anything gets covered back up.

Usually, yes. We seal off work areas, keep a clear path through the house, and order the work so you keep a working kitchen or bathroom for as long as possible. A full gut of the only kitchen or bath is the main time people stay elsewhere for part of the job.

Yes. Greg pulls the permits through your county or city and schedules the inspections. Projects that move walls, plumbing, wiring or windows usually need one, and we tell you up front which parts of your job do.

Greg. You work directly with him from the estimate through the final walkthrough, with no sales staff or middlemen in between. Customers mention his integrity and that he follows through on what he promises.