FAQs in Washington

Yes. Your Project Manager measures your space and gives you a firm number before you sign — not a lowball estimate that grows once work starts. That number is locked into a 1-page contract, so if it changes, it's because you asked for something new, not because we found a "surprise."

We run 10+ crews at once, so your job isn't sitting behind someone else's. You also get a direct line to the Project Manager running your job — not a call center — so if a question comes up, you're not waiting days for a callback.

No. Our contract is one page, sent to you upfront, spelling out exactly what's included and what isn't — no fine print, nothing to hand off to a lawyer. Before that, you also get a free AI visualization of your actual space, so you're deciding on something you can see, not a sketch on paper.

We're a licensed General Contractor (GC #1STPRPL807JS), fully insured, and serving Washington State — you can verify that license yourself before you sign anything. We've completed 1,100+ projects, backed by a 10-year materials warranty passed through directly from the manufacturer.

On average, bathrooms take 3 days to a week and kitchens 3–5 weeks, depending on how complex the project is — assuming all materials are on site when work starts. Your Project Manager gives you a real start-to-finish timeline before work begins, and holds it because your crew isn't shared across a backlog of other jobs.