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Our work

The projects we take on — and what they involve.

Here's the actual scope and timeline for each kind of project we run in Tampa Bay. Every project is priced after a free walkthrough.

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Renovation projects

Priced after a free walkthrough — your written estimate is the real number.

Newly remodelled kitchen with cabinets and stone countertops

Kitchen remodel

3–5 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Cabinets, counters, backsplash, sink and faucet, flooring, lighting, and the electrical and plumbing behind them brought to current code.

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Renovated bathroom with tiled walk-in shower and vanity

Bathroom remodel

1.5–3 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Full gut and rebuild, or a tub-to-shower conversion. Proper waterproofing behind the tile, corrected venting, new vanity, fixtures, and lighting.

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Kitchen with natural stone countertops installed

Countertops & stone

1–3 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Countertops in marble, granite, quartzite, or engineered quartz. Supply-only if you already have a contractor. Material options here.

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Installer laying plank flooring in a room

Flooring replacement

3–10 days · Priced after a free walkthrough

Whole-house LVP, tile, or engineered hardwood — including the subfloor repair and levelling that most quotes leave out until the old floor comes up.

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Painters rolling fresh paint onto interior walls

Interior refresh

1–2 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Paint throughout, drywall and texture repair, popcorn ceiling removal, new trim and doors, and updated lighting. The highest return per dollar before a sale.

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Roofers installing asphalt shingles on a residential roof

Roof replacement

2–5 days on site · Priced after a free walkthrough

Shingle or flat, tear-off to deck, with the sheathing and fascia repair found underneath. In Florida this is the item your insurer cares about most.

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Two-storey house exterior with fresh paint and landscaping

Exterior & curb appeal

1–3 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Exterior paint, stucco and siding repair, soffit and fascia, pressure washing, driveway, fencing, and landscaping cleanup.

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Pool deck with stone paving and outdoor seating

Pool deck & patio

1–2 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Travertine or paver decking, resurfacing, and drainage correction. Stone that stays cool underfoot matters more here than anywhere else.

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Empty rental unit with new flooring, ready for a tenant

Rental turnover

1–2 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Between tenants, on a deadline. Paint, flooring, appliance swaps, hardware, and the deferred maintenance list — scheduled tight, because a vacant unit costs you every week.

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House interior stripped back during a full renovation

Whole-house renovation

6–14 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Vacant, inherited, or long-neglected houses taken back to move-in ready: roof, re-pipe, panel upgrade, HVAC, drywall, and every finish. Our own rehabs run exactly this scope.

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Single-family home prepared for sale

Pre-sale repair package

1–3 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

The short list of work that actually moves your sale price, chosen against what it returns. We'll tell you which items to skip — that advice is free either way.

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Curbless tiled shower with grab bar for accessible bathing

Accessibility & aging in place

1–2 weeks · Priced after a free walkthrough

Curbless showers, grab bars into blocking rather than drywall, widened doorways, ramps, and lever hardware. Done so it looks like design, not like equipment.

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The process

A full rehab, stage by stage

A whole-house project runs in this order. A single-room job is the same discipline on a smaller scope.

1

Assess & scope

Walk the house, test what's hidden, and write the work down. Roof age, panel capacity, plumbing material, moisture, and structure come first — the expensive surprises all live there.

2

Demo & cleanout

Contents removed, failed finishes torn out, and the house opened up so the real conditions are visible before a dollar goes into anything cosmetic.

3

Systems & envelope

Roof, windows, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. The part buyers and insurers care about most and photograph least.

4

Rough carpentry & drywall

Framing corrections, subfloor repair, insulation, drywall, and texture. Where a job either ends up square and flat or doesn't.

5

Finishes

Flooring, cabinets, counters, tile, trim, doors, paint, fixtures, and lighting. The visible part — and the fastest part, if the four stages before it were done properly.

6

Punch & handover

A final walkthrough with the owner, and the punch list closed out before the last payment is due.

What to look for

How to judge any contractor's photos

Finished-kitchen photos are the easiest thing in this industry to fake or borrow. When you're comparing bids — ours included — ask for these instead:

  • Progress photos from the middle of the job, not just the reveal
  • An address you can drive past, with the owner's permission to call
  • What went wrong on that job and how it was handled

Ask any contractor for all three before you hire.

Written ScopeBefore work starts

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