Pricing

What the tiers represent

Figures above are planning anchors, not checkout prices. A compact guest bath may land below a sprawling kitchen even at the same tier because material volumes differ. We itemize labor, materials, and contingency separately in your proposal.

Deposits align with order milestones: cabinetry after shop drawings, stone after templating approval, and tile after layout sign-off. We never ask for full payment before substantial completion.

Add-ons homeowners often choose

Panel-ready appliances, motorized shades rough-in, extra USB circuits, and sound isolation under flooring are common upgrades. Each is priced with its trade and lead time so you can decide without delaying the base scope.

Ask about seasonal promotions on bundled painting when flooring is already scheduled—we pass supplier savings when we can combine deliveries.

Allowances explained clearly

An allowance is a budget bucket for items not yet specified, such as tile or faucets. If selections cost less, you may reallocate within the contract or receive credit per terms spelled out before signing. If selections cost more, you approve the difference before ordering.

Labor tiers assume standard access and working hours. Difficult parking, long carries, or after-hours work for occupied buildings are line items discussed upfront rather than surprise surcharges.

Comparing bids fairly

When evaluating proposals from any contractor, match scope line by line: demolition, disposal, protection, inspections, and cleanup should appear explicitly. Our tiers include those basics so apples-to-apples comparisons are possible.

Sample scenarios

A ten-by-twelve bath refresh at the Remodel tier might combine new tile, a standard vanity, and updated lighting near $96 per square foot in planning math before fixtures you choose move the total. A galley kitchen at Signature tier with custom fronts and paneled appliances may approach $160 per square foot once stone and appliance allowances settle.

Whole-home painting at Refresh tier scales quickly by surface area but avoids demolition cost, making it attractive between larger phases. We provide spreadsheets translating square footage into rough budgets you can stress-test before formal proposals.

Financing conversations

We do not originate loans, but we can align draw schedules with lender inspection requirements when you share their checklist early. That alignment prevents idle weeks waiting for releases after work is already complete.

Tax and receipt records

Invoices break out labor and materials separately when possible to simplify record keeping for capital improvements versus maintenance. Ask your tax advisor how those categories apply to your situation; we provide documentation but not tax advice.

Multi-phase discounts may apply when you book two tiers in one calendar year, locking crew familiarity with your home.