What I Build
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Custom Decks & Lanais
New decks, covered lanais, stairs
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Curbless & Walk-In Showers
Barrier-free showers, waterproofing, framing modifications, and accessibility upgrades.
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Energy Retrofits
Exterior insulation, rainscreen systems, window bucks, and high-performance wall assemblies.
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Framing
Custom home framing, additions, structural repairs, and specialty carpentry.
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Excavation
site preparation, grading, drainage, trenching, foundations, and utility work.
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Cabinetry & Built-Ins
Custom cabinetry, built-ins, and finish carpentry.
How I Build
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1. Initial Inquiry
Start by reaching out via email, text, or phone with a brief description of the project. Including the project address, photos, or a short video helps ensure an efficient and accurate review.
2. Remote Project Review
The process begins with a remote review to understand scope, confirm fit, and avoid unnecessary site visits. This step allows for informed guidance and preliminary pricing discussion before moving forward.
3. On-Site Project Assessment (When Needed)
When an in-person review is required, a On-Site Project Assessment is scheduled to evaluate existing conditions, discuss options, and determine next steps.
4. Written Estimate & Scope
Following the site visit (when required), a clear, written estimate is provided outlining scope, exclusions, and change order procedures so expectations are defined before work begins.
What to Expect
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Not all projects require an in-person site visit
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Pricing ranges may be discussed prior to scheduling a site consultation
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Written scopes and documented change orders are standard
Before Reaching Out
Initial project reviews are completed remotely before scheduling On-Site Project Assessment.
For projects that require an in-person review, On-Site Project Assessment are scheduled as the next step.