Seven project types
Remodeling Services in Duluth, Handled by One Team
Pick the project closest to yours. Whether it is a single bathroom or most of the house, one contract covers the trades it takes and one team keeps them in order.
Mixing two projects? Sort it out on (000) 000-0000
Different Jobs, the Same Arrangement
A repainted bedroom and a backyard ADU have almost nothing in common on site. The arrangement behind them is identical: you sign one contract, we bring in the carpenters, tile setters, painters and other trades the work needs, and we decide who goes when.
That way a delay in one trade is our problem to solve, not yours to chase down.
The Seven Projects
Every project page lays out the typical scope, the choices to settle early and short answers to frequent questions.
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Whole-Home Renovations
Several rooms or the entire house reworked under one contract, with every trade booked in sequence so the job keeps moving.
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Basement Finishing & Remodeling
A bare or dated basement turned into a family room, office or guest bedroom, checked for moisture before any framing goes up.
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Bathroom Remodeling
Walk-in showers, tub swaps, tile and vanities, with waterproofing, drains and wiring done in the order a bathroom needs.
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Kitchen Remodeling
New cabinets and counters or a rebuilt layout with an island, with cabinetry, plumbing, wiring and finishes coordinated as one job.
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Interior & Exterior Painting
Walls, ceilings, trim and cabinets inside, or the outside of the house, painted after proper prep with floors and furniture covered.
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Home Additions
More square footage for a growing household, from new footings and framing to the last coat of paint, all on one contract.
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ADU Construction
A detached cottage, attached suite or garage conversion with its own entrance, kitchen and bath, built once zoning on your lot is confirmed.
Scope and questions
Pairing a Kitchen With a Basement?
Combined projects are where one contract pays off most: one tear-out period, fewer return trips and trades that move from one room to the next instead of coming back weeks later. Tell us the full list.
(000) 000-0000 — plan two rooms as one job