Refresh
Light Renovation
Flooring, paint, drywall, trim and lighting updates — projects start around $10,000.
Flooring & paint
Trim, drywall & lighting
Repairs and light updates
Typical Range
From $170 / sq ft
Northwest Washington · Whole-Home Specialists
Home Improvement in Northwest WA and Beyond
See your project redesigned in AI before you spend a dollar — from a single room to the whole house. Then get one firm price, a one-page contract, and a single Project Manager with you from first measurement to final walkthrough.
Licensed GC #1STPRPL807JS
$2M Insured
Bonded $30,000
1,100+ Projects Completed
Free AI visualization
of your own project, before you sign anything.
Materials sourced and managed
— you never call a supplier or chase a backorder.
10+ crews running
— your project doesn't sit behind someone else's.
We help you get financing
, and we work directly with your insurance on covered claims.
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What's Included
Everything Your Home Improvement Project Covers
No surprises, no change-order games — here's exactly what's built into every project before we ever hand you a price.
Design & Planning
We measure your space and plan the layout around how you live — room by room or the whole house.
Walls
Framing, drywall, and wall finishes — repaired, rebuilt, or opened up, done clean and built to code.
Floors
Hardwood, engineered, tile, or vinyl — installed over properly prepared subfloors and finished clean.
Paint & Trim
Interior paint, trim, and finishing details — the last 10% that makes the whole project look done.
Electrical — Always Included
Always part of the scope and priced by the number of points and fixtures — outlets, switches, lighting, and panel work by licensed electricians.
Full Permit & Code Handling
We pull and manage every required permit ourselves — you never have to deal with the city or the paperwork.
What Clients Say
Verified Reviews From Real Clients
Get Inspired
Home Improvement Ideas
Explore the projects our clients love most — from one room to the whole house, designed around how you live.
Room Additions
Expand your living area or add a bedroom suite.
Basement Finishing
Turn unused space into a bedroom, office, or rec room.
ADU & In-Law Suites
A separate living space for family, guests, or rental income.
Flooring Throughout
One consistent floor from room to room, installed right.
Open-Concept Layouts
Take down walls to open up light, flow, and space.
Kitchen & Bath Refresh
Update the rooms that matter most to your day-to-day.
Dry Rot & Siding Repair
Find and fix water damage before it spreads.
Whole-Home Refresh
Paint, trim, lighting, and finishes, tied together.
Transparent Pricing
How Much Does Home Improvement Actually Cost?
This category is highly individual — projects can start around $10,000 and reach well into six figures. Here's how we price it per square foot.
Most Popular
Average Project
Full Room Renovation
Our most common project — walls, floors, ceilings and finishes renovated together, including basement finishing and layout changes.
Walls, floors & ceilings
Basement & layout changes
Whole-room finishes
Electrical updates
Typical Range
From $200 / sq ft
Whole Home / Custom Build
Whole-Home Renovation
Whole-house renovations, additions, structural changes and fully custom builds.
Additions & structural changes
Premium and custom finishes
Custom millwork & built-ins
Fully custom build
Typical Range
From $250 / sq ft
Materials included
Every price includes labor and materials
Materials are selected, ordered and tracked by your Project Manager and built into your per-square-foot price — there is no separate materials bill.
Per-square-foot figures are starting guides — your exact number depends on scope, materials and layout. Your Project Manager gives you one firm price before you sign.
Your price is locked into the 1-page contract the day you sign — it only changes if you ask for something new, never because of a "surprise" we found later.
5% to Start
Locks in your schedule — not a big deposit upfront
Progress Payments
Tied to real milestones, not a fixed calendar
Balance on Sign-Off
Final payment due only once you approve the finished work
Built to Last
Quality Materials for Every Home Improvement Project
Your home takes a daily beating — weather, moisture, constant use. We work with trusted suppliers so every surface and fixture is built for it. Every material is selected, ordered, and tracked by your Project Manager.
Hardwood & engineered flooring
Windows & doors
Siding & exterior finishes
Insulation & drywall
Custom cabinetry & built-ins
Tile & natural stone
Paint, trim & millwork
Lighting & electrical fixtures
See It Before You Build It
Your Home Project, Rendered in AI — Free
Before you sign anything, we measure your actual space and build an AI visualization of the finished design — so you know exactly what you're getting.
Your Space Today
Measured and photographed by your Project Manager
Your Free AI Design
Delivered before you sign a single-page contract
See your actual layout, flooring, and finishes — not a generic
catalog photo.
Request changes to layout, finishes, and materials before any
work starts.
No cost, no obligation — it's part of every free estimate.
Timeline
How Long Does a Home Improvement Project Take?
Timelines depend on scope — once your design and materials are finalized, we schedule your crew and hold that date.
Fastest
1–2 Weeks
One or Two Rooms
One or two rooms — flooring, paint, trim, lighting, or a full room renovation.
Average
2–3 Weeks
Full Floor
An entire floor renovated together — our most common larger project.
Longest
4–12 Weeks
Whole House
A whole-house renovation, from first demolition to final walkthrough.
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.
Real Projects
Completed Home Improvements
Whole-Home Refresh — Bellingham, WA
Open-Concept Remodel — Mount Vernon, WA
Room Addition — Burlington, WA
Basement Finishing — Ferndale, WA
Dry Rot & Siding Repair — Lynden, WA
Protected Before You Sign
Licensed, Insured, Bonded and Warrantied
Big projects need real protection. Here it is, with the numbers.
Licensed
GC #1STPRPL807JS
Licensed general contractor in Washington State.
$2M
Liability Insurance
Your home and property are protected on every job.
$30,000
Bonded
A contractor bond protects you if work is not completed.
10-Year
Materials Warranty
Materials we supply are covered for ten years.
1,100+ projects completed · 10+ crews · Washington State.
You can verify our contractor license with the state before you sign anything.
Financing
Don't Let the Budget Stop the Project
We don't lend money ourselves, but we help you get financing — we work closely with banks and lenders and know this process well, so we move fast. Once financing is in place, we work directly with your lender.
We help you get financing
We work closely with banks and lenders and know this process well.
We move fast
Because we know the process, paperwork and approvals do not stall your start date.
We work with your lender
Once financing is in place, we work directly with your lender.
Questions
Home Improvement FAQ
Highly individual — projects start around $10,000. A refresh starts from about $170 per sq ft, renovations typically start from $200 per sq ft, and whole-home or custom-build work starts from $250 per sq ft. You get a firm number before you sign.
1–2 weeks for one or two rooms, 2–3 weeks for a full floor, 4–12 weeks for a whole house.
Almost never — we phase the work room by room and protect the rest of your home.
Yes — we pull every permit and schedule every inspection.
Yes — that's what the free AI visualization is for. We measure your space and build an AI rendering so you can see it before anything is ordered.
Yes to both. We help you get financing — we work closely with banks and lenders, and with your lender once it's in place — and we work directly with insurance companies too, including water-damage claims. We handle the paperwork, usually within one business day.
Why Now
The Best Time to Start Is Before You Need To
A home improvement project starts weeks before the first wall opens — here's what actually drives the calendar.
Crew Calendars Fill First
We run 10+ dedicated crews, and each one is booked as projects are confirmed — not first-come, first-served on the day you want to start. Locking your spot earlier means an earlier start date, not a faster rush job.
Materials & Permits Take Lead Time
Custom materials are built to order and permits take time once your design is final. Starting the free AI design now is what starts that clock — the work itself can't begin until materials are in hand.
Your Estimate Is Locked, Not Floating
Once your Project Manager prices your project from current material and labor costs, that number holds through your 1-page contract — it won't drift upward if you wait to sign.
Plan Around the Seasons, Not Through Them
Exterior projects depend on the weather and most families want work wrapped up before the holidays — which is exactly when the calendar fills fastest.