Frequently Asked Questions

Kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, flooring, decks, ADUs and pergolas, roofing, and full-home or custom home builds. All of it is handled in-house by the same 12-man crew.

No. Our crew handles framing, electrical, plumbing coordination, cabinetry and finish work directly, rather than piecing the job together from separate subs.

Both. Our crew size means we can run a kitchen or bathroom remodel alongside our larger full-home projects, which tend to come to us through referrals.

Our projects range from around $20,000 for a single-room refresh up to $1.5 million for a full-home rebuild. A walkthrough gets you a real number for your specific project.

Yes, the initial walkthrough and scope conversation is free. You'll get a real price range before committing to anything.

We can point you toward financing options if that's part of your plan, it's worth bringing up during the walkthrough so the scope and the number line up from the start.

It depends heavily on scope. A single-room refresh might run 3 to 6 weeks, while a full-home project can run several months to over a year. You'll get a specific timeline after the walkthrough.

For most projects, no. For a full kitchen or full-home remodel, that specific space won't be usable during construction, and we'll help you plan around it.

Yes. Anything touching plumbing, gas, electrical, or structural walls gets pulled through the City of Poway or your local jurisdiction before work starts.

The same 12-man crew from first walkthrough to final walkthrough. We don't rotate in unfamiliar subs mid-project.

We're based in Poway and serve homeowners throughout San Diego County.

Our focus is San Diego County. If your project is just outside that area, reach out and we can let you know if it's a fit.

Yes, we back our labor with a 2-year performance warranty. Material warranties vary by manufacturer and are covered separately.

Yes. We can provide license and insurance details during your walkthrough or on request.

Reach out and we'll address it under warranty if it falls within the labor warranty period, or advise you honestly if it's a material issue covered elsewhere.