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Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home work, run by one project manager from demolition through the final caulk line, bonded and insured since 2020.
What We Do
Pick What You Need Done
Same crew, same standard, whether it is one bathroom or the whole floor plan. Bonded and insured across MD, DC and VA since 2020.
Interior Remodeling
Behind the Wall First
10 services →
Exterior Remodeling
Find the Water First
7 services →
Residential Remodeling
One Contractor, Start to Finish
5 services →
Commercial Remodeling
Backward From the Date
4 services →
Residential Remodeling
All Residential Remodeling →
Kitchen Remodeling
Kitchens rarely stall over the work. They stall in the gaps between trades, waiting on a countertop template, waiting on somebody to disconnect a sink. Knowing the order the job has to run in tells you where your project will actually lose time.
- • Kitchen Renovation
- • Kitchen Cabinet Installation
- • Kitchen Countertop Installation
- • Kitchen Layout Redesign
Bathroom Remodeling
A bathroom is the smallest room in the house and the one with the most trades in it. It is also the room where the part that matters most is the part you never see again after the tile goes on.
- • Bathroom Renovation
- • Shower Remodeling
- • Tub-to-Shower Conversion
- • Accessible Bathroom Remodeling
Basement Remodeling
A basement is the cheapest square footage you will ever add, as long as the water is dealt with first. Every basement that has failed did so for the same reason, and it was never the drywall.
- • Basement Finishing
- • Basement Renovation
- • Basement Bathroom Addition
Accessibility & Aging-in-Place Remodeling
Curbless showers, wider doorways, ramps and grab bars fastened to real blocking. Accessibility work planned as construction, so the home keeps working for the person living in it.
- • Accessible bathrooms and curbless showers
- • Doorway widening
- • Wheelchair ramps and handrails
- • Accessible kitchens and flooring
Flooring
The floors are worn, damaged, or five different materials across one level.
- • Worn or damaged floors
- • A different material in every room
- • Soft or bouncing areas underfoot
- • Tile that has cracked along a line
Interior Painting
Paint is the part everyone looks at and the preparation is the part that decides how it looks. Most of the interior painting that disappoints people was rolled straight over walls that needed patching, sanding or a primer first.
- • Walls and Ceilings
- • Trim and Doors
- • Repaint After Repairs
- • Whole-House Repaint
Drywall & Wall Repair
The walls and ceilings are the reason the room looks unfinished, whatever is painted on them.
- • Seams and fasteners visible under the paint
- • Repairs that show as flat patches on a textured wall
- • Textured ceilings you want taken back to smooth
- • A room where the paint is fine and the wall is not
Interior Carpentry
Nothing in an older house is square, and interior carpentry is mostly the craft of making that not show. Trim that follows a wavy wall, a built-in scribed into an out-of-plumb corner, a door hung so it stays shut in August as well as January.
- • Trim and Millwork
- • Built-Ins and Shelving
- • Stairs and Railings
- • Interior Doors
Room Renovations
Most of what goes wrong in an interior renovation is a material in the wrong room. Here is what belongs where, so the specification holds up in the places that get wet, get walked on or catch raking light.
- • Opening up a floor plan
- • Multiple rooms at once
- • Flooring throughout
- • Drywall and plaster repair
Whole-Home Remodeling
Whole-house work is a different discipline to a single room. The risk moves from craftsmanship to sequencing, because every decision is now holding up three others.
- • Whole-Home Renovation
- • Home Additions
- • Garage Conversion
- • In-Law Suites
Home Additions
The house is too small and moving costs more than building. An addition has to meet the old house at the foundation, the wall and the roof, and those three joins decide whether it reads as part of the house.
- • Room Additions
- • Bump-Outs and Kitchen Extensions
- • Second-Storey Additions
- • Sunrooms and Enclosed Porches
Siding
Repairing or replacing damaged or aging siding? We repair and replace siding, and check the wall underneath before anything new goes back on.
- • Storm or impact damage
- • Warped, cracked or loose panels
- • Faded siding at the end of its life
- • Rot found behind the siding
Exterior Painting
An exterior paint job lives or dies on what is underneath it. Soft trim, failed caulk and bare wood all keep failing through new paint, which is why the repairs come before the coating rather than instead of it.
- • Siding and Trim
- • Doors and Shutters
- • Porches and Railings
- • Prep and Repairs
Windows
Window work goes wrong in two places: the measuring and the opening. Every window in an older house is a slightly different size, and what is behind the trim is not known until the trim comes off.
- • Window Replacement
- • Full-Frame Replacement
- • Rotten Sill Repair
- • Trim and Finish
Doors
A door that sticks, drags or lets daylight through the edge is usually telling you about the opening rather than the door. That is worth knowing before a new slab is ordered to fit a frame that has moved.
- • Exterior Doors
- • Patio and Sliding Doors
- • Interior Doors
- • Frames and Thresholds
Decks
Need a new deck or repairs to an existing one? We build new decks and rebuild failing ones, framing and surface, with permits pulled where required.
- • New deck builds
- • Replacing deck boards and railings
- • Soft or rotten framing
- • Loose or failing ledger connections
Exterior Carpentry
Rotten exterior wood is a symptom. Replacing the board without finding where the water is coming from buys a few years and no more, which is why the two jobs are quoted together.
- • Trim and Fascia
- • Soffit Repair
- • Porches and Columns
- • Railings and Steps
Exterior Repairs
Planning multiple exterior upgrades? We price windows, doors, siding, decks and trim as one project instead of four separate visits.
- • Siding replacement
- • Window and exterior door replacement
- • Decks, new and rebuilt
- • Trim, fascia and soffit
Commercial Remodeling
All Commercial Remodeling →Tenant Fit-Outs
You have signed the lease, the clock on the build-out period is running, and the space is a shell or somebody else's old layout. The lease date does not move, so the sequence has to.
- • Shell-to-Occupancy Fit-Outs
- • Second-Generation Space Conversions
- • Partitions, Ceilings and Doors
- • Landlord Work Letter Coordination
Office Build-Outs
An office build-out is a layout decision made in drywall. Private offices or open plan, how many conference rooms, where the break room goes. Get the plan right and the construction is the easy part.
- • Private Offices and Conference Rooms
- • Open-Plan and Collaboration Space
- • Acoustic Walls and Sound Control
- • Phased Build-Outs in Occupied Offices
Commercial Renovations
The space is dated, worn or no longer fits how the business runs, and closing for a month is not an option. A commercial renovation is scoped around your hours as much as around the building.
- • Retail Store Renovations
- • Office Refreshes
- • Restaurant and Cafe Renovations
- • Multifamily Common Areas and Lobbies
Interior Demolition
Taking out exactly what the next plan does not need and leaving everything else, including the structure and the systems in the walls, untouched and documented.
- • Selective Partition and Ceiling Removal
- • Flooring and Tile Removal
- • Strip-Outs to the Shell
- • Debris Hauling and Disposal
Why All Purpose?
One Company.
Every Trade.
- Bonded and fully insured across MD, DC, and VA, so a mishap on the job is our problem, not yours
- Working across the DMV since 2020, odds are we've fixed exactly what you're looking at before
- One written price for the whole remodel, inside or out, no juggling five contractors
- Open every day 7am-7pm, with estimates booked by appointment
- Free estimates with the price itemized in writing before we start
- A 60 to 90 day warranty on our work
- Family-owned and local, your neighbor, not a franchise
6
Years Serving
MD, DC & VA
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