Remodeling Services for Walnut Grove Homes
Seven project types, small and large, each broken into dated stages so you can see how long the work runs before it starts.
Same Method, Different Projects
A bathroom has a handful of stages and a whole-house renovation has many, but every project gets the same treatment: an itemized scope, a written schedule and regular updates that measure the work against it.
Most of our work is whole-house renovations and basement finishing, with kitchens and baths close behind. Painting, additions and ADUs round out the list.
Pick a Project Type
Open any project for its scope, the decisions worth making early and a rough sense of its length.
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Whole-Home Renovations
Most or all of the house updated in one sequenced job, so you know in advance which rooms are unusable and for how long.
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Basement Finishing & Remodeling
Unfinished or dated basements turned into family rooms, offices, guest suites or bedrooms, with a moisture check before any framing goes up.
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Bathroom Remodeling
Hall, guest and primary baths, from new tile and a vanity to a full gut, with out-of-service days set in writing.
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Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinets, counters, lighting or a full layout change, sequenced so you know how many weeks you'll cook somewhere else.
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Interior & Exterior Painting
Inside rooms, cabinets and exterior trim and walls, each patched, sanded and primed before the first coat of color.
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Home Additions
Bedrooms, primary suites and bump-outs built onto your house in stages, from foundation to the day the new wall opens.
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ADU Construction
Detached, attached or garage-conversion units for family or rental use, where zoning allows, built in dated stages.
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Doing More Than One?
Some homeowners want a kitchen and a bathroom, or a basement and fresh paint upstairs. We can talk through whether they run together or one after the other, and how that changes the timeline.