Remodels & updates · Kitchens and baths
Kitchen and bath updates, planned and priced as one project.
New vanities, tile, cabinets, counters, fixtures, flooring and paint — scoped on a free walkthrough, priced as one fixed, itemized number and managed on one schedule with one point of contact. Based in Castle Rock, working from Boulder to Colorado Springs.
Start with photos: text a few of the room to (303) 919-2274 and we'll set up the walkthrough.
How a project works
- A free walkthroughWe measure, look past the obvious and talk through finishes and budget.
- One fixed, itemized priceLabor and materials line by line — locked once you approve it.
- One scheduleDemo, carpentry, tile, fixtures and paint in the right order, so nobody waits on anybody.
- Licensed trades coordinatedIf the plan moves plumbing or adds electrical, licensed pros handle that part.
Kitchens
Cabinets replaced or refreshed, new counters and backsplash, a new sink and faucet, better storage and new floors — updated in the layout you already have, so the project stays predictable.
Common jobs
- Cabinet replacement
- Cabinet painting and new hardware
- Counters and backsplash tile
- Sink, faucet and disposal swaps
- Dishwasher replacement
- Pantry and storage built-ins
- Flooring and baseboards
- Paint and trim
Bathrooms
A new vanity and top, fresh tile, new fixtures, mirrors and storage — the updates that make a dated bathroom feel new, finished to the last caulk line.
Shower valves and any plumbing that moves are handled by a licensed plumber, coordinated on the same schedule.
Common jobs
- Vanity and top replacement
- Toilet and faucet replacement
- Floor and wall tile
- Tub and shower tile
- Mirrors, medicine cabinets and accessories
- Grab bars and accessibility updates
- Flooring and baseboards
- Paint and trim
Floors, paint & finish work
The finish work that ties a room together — and that most updates need anyway: new floors, fresh paint, trim, doors and the details around them.
Common jobs
- Luxury vinyl plank and laminate
- Tile repairs and small tile jobs
- Interior painting
- Doors, trim and casing
- Shelving and storage
- Transitions and thresholds
Scope, honestly
What's an update — and what changes the plan.
Updates keep plumbing, wiring and walls where they are. When a plan moves them, it's still one project with one contact — but licensed trades handle those parts, and you'll know before you approve anything.
Usually a straightforward update
- Cabinets and counters in the same layout
- Tile, flooring and paint
- Faucets and toilets replaced in place
- Vanity replacement in the same spot
- Hardware, mirrors and accessories
- Trim, doors and storage
Changes the plan
- Moving a sink, toilet or shower
- New circuits, outlets or lighting
- Removing or adding walls
- Gas line work
- Structural changes
- Anything that needs a permit
Tile, flooring, cabinets, counters and paint generally don't need a building permit. When part of a plan does, we'll tell you up front and plan the timeline around it.
How a project runs
Walkthrough to final walkthrough.
Four steps, and you know what happens — and what it costs — before each one.
- 01
Walkthrough
We see the room, measure, and talk through what you want and what it should cost.
- 02
Fixed, itemized price
Labor and materials line by line, with finish choices listed so nothing is a surprise.
- 03
Scheduled in order
Materials ordered before demo, and every step sequenced so the room isn't torn up waiting on parts.
- 04
Final walkthrough
We go over every detail with you, fix anything that isn't right, and haul away the debris.
One team, both sides
The heavy lifting around the project, too.
Old cabinets and vanities hauled away, furniture moved out before the floors go in and back again after — the same team, on the same schedule.
On the same job
- Old cabinets, vanities and tile hauled away
- Furniture moved out before the floors go in
- Shelves, mirrors and TVs hung after
- Touch-ups and paint to finish
Questions
Kitchen and bath questions.
How much does a kitchen or bathroom update cost?
It depends on size, finishes and how much changes, so every update is priced after a free walkthrough as one fixed, itemized number — labor and materials line by line. Smaller jobs, like a vanity swap or a new tile floor, can often be priced from photos.
Do I need a permit?
Tile, flooring, cabinets, counters and paint generally don't need one. Moving plumbing, adding electrical or changing walls usually does. We'll tell you up front, and licensed trades handle the parts that require them.
Can I choose my own finishes?
Yes. Pick your own tile, vanity, fixtures and hardware, or have us source them — either way they're itemized on your price.
How long will the work take?
It depends on the scope and on material lead times. Your estimate includes the schedule, and materials are ordered before work starts so the room isn't torn up waiting on parts.
Do you handle the plumbing and electrical?
Like-for-like swaps — faucets, sinks, toilets, disposals and dishwashers — we do ourselves. Electrical work and plumbing changes are done by licensed electricians and plumbers that we coordinate on the same schedule.
Where do you work?
From Boulder to Colorado Springs. Douglas County and the south metro are home base, with no travel charge. Farther out — across the Denver metro, north to Boulder and south to Colorado Springs — travel is built into your written price, never added afterward. See every town we cover.
Send a few photos of the room.
We'll set up a free walkthrough and follow it with a fixed, itemized price — labor and materials line by line.