Award Winning Design and Remodeling

PROS

• No labor costs — you do all the work!
• Work on your own schedule
• Learn new skills

CONS

Safety:

On the job injuries during install
Injuries to friends and family after install, for example:

• Improperly anchored cabinet falls off wall
• Improperly wired outlet causes fire hazard
• Minor plumbing leak causes major water damage

Hassle:

• Eats away valuable work and personal time
• Having to re-do what you’ve already done when self-installed products don’t look like they should or perform as planned

Cost:

• Having to re-do projects to pass a home sellers inspection
• Decreased resale value to your home due to the “DIY-look”

PROS

• Low upfront cost
• Roll the dice and hope for the best

CONS

If the contractor isn’t certified insured, you face many of the same problems as listed above, PLUS:

• Surprise charges added to bill throughout project
• Security risk due to unknown subcontractors and sub-subcontractors in your house
• Legal risk for injuries workers sustain on the job
• Added hassle of having to micro-manage subcontractors and argue about their quality of work
• Risk of contractors disappearing after you have paid a hefty materials deposit
• Added stress of filing a BBB claim, writing a bad review and taking contractors to court to resolve differences
• Emotional toll of having to live with sub-par results for your remodeling investment

PROS

• Reputable, financially sound company
• Honest advice
• Detailed scheduling
• Master craftsmanship
• Certified and insured
• Clean-cut, courteous workers
• Stress-free, no-surprise, no-delay installations
• Finished projects that look “magazine-quality” or better
• Quality of life improvement the moment we’re done
• Products guaranteed to live up to — or exceed — their warranties
• Higher resale value when its time to sell

CONS

• Higher initial investment.
• Advice you may not want to hear – we won’t mislead you to get a sale.