Scope of work
Every job below starts the same way: measured, drawn, permitted, and priced before the first dumpster arrives. The scope changes — the standard doesn't.
The room that pays for itself in mornings. We move walls when they're in the way, keep the ones that aren't, and set the cabinets to the eight of an inch the countertop crew swears by.
Water is patient — it finds every shortcut a previous crew took. We rebuild wet areas like they'll be inspected with a flashlight, because someday they will be.
The square footage your house didn't come with. We draw it, engineer it, pour it, and join it to the old structure so the seam disappears — inside and out.
Most basements were poured to store coal, not lives. We address water first, egress second, ceiling height third — then build the room you actually wanted.
The full re-plan: kitchens, baths, floors, and walls in a sequence that lets you keep living upstairs while the first floor becomes something else entirely.
That's the first thing a walkthrough settles. Bring the room you're unsure about — we'll bring the tape measure and an opinion.
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