Kitchens, baths, additions, whole-home renovations, historic restoration. If the framing is wrong, the framing gets fixed before the finish goes on.
From pull-and-replace cabinet swaps to full layout reconfigurations — load-bearing walls opened, plumbing rerouted, electrical sub-panels added for induction or double ovens. Permits pulled when the work calls for them. We coordinate cabinetry leads with our schedule so demo doesn't outrun delivery.
Master baths, guest baths, powder rooms. Tile from substrate up — we do the waterproofing properly (Schluter, RedGard, or whichever system the tile setter prefers), not a coat of paint on greenboard. Tub-to-shower conversions, walk-in shower builds with curbed or curbless drains, custom vanity installs.
Bump-outs, full-room additions, second-story adds, garage-to-living conversions. Architect-led when one's on the project; we coordinate with engineers for footing design and load calcs when an addition ties into existing structure. Footing inspections scheduled, framing inspections scheduled, final inspections scheduled.
Top-to-bottom rebuilds of existing homes. Often a full mechanical refresh — new electrical service, repiped supply lines, new HVAC. Layouts opened up where structure allows; structure reinforced where it doesn't. Owners typically vacate; we run a single open project rather than a series of micro-renos.
Older Pittsburgh homes with bones worth saving — original trim, original floors, original detail work preserved where it can be, replicated where it can't. We work with the local historic-review processes when properties are in a designated district.
Scope discussed, conditions photographed.
Materials, labor, timeline, allowances.
Materials ordered, inspections lined up.
Daily progress, daily cleanup. Punch-list walk.
