General contracting · Portland metro · Since 2004
Remodels that hold their
schedule and their scope.
How it goes
A fixed scope before a single demolition day.
Most remodel complaints trace back to a vague scope. We write ours in plain language — allowances, exclusions, and the exact sequence of trades — then hold ourselves to it.
- Walkthrough Ninety minutes on site. We measure, photograph, and talk budget ranges out loud.
- Written scope Line-item pricing with allowances you can shop, plus a permit timeline.
- Build One lead carpenter, one point of contact, Friday photo updates.
- Closeout Punch list in writing, warranty binder, and a two-year workmanship guarantee.
Recent work
Portland houses, mid-century to Craftsman.
Laurelhurst kitchen
Wall removed, structural beam, 1924 bungalow.
Sellwood primary bath
Curbless shower, heated floor, full waterproofing.
Lake Oswego addition
480 sq ft primary suite over an existing garage.
Reviews
4.9 average · 168 reviews
“They found rot behind the shower wall, showed us photos the same afternoon, and priced the fix before touching it.”
Bathroom remodel · Sellwood
“Two-story addition on a 1924 bungalow. Permits handled, schedule held, site swept every Friday.”
Home addition · Alameda
Most full kitchens we build land between $75,000 and $160,000. Layout changes, structural work, and cabinetry grade move that number more than square footage does.
Design and permitting take six to ten weeks. Construction start dates are typically three to four months out; we hold two slots each quarter for smaller bath projects.
Yes. We pull permits under our CCB licence and meet every inspector on site. You never coordinate with the city.