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Six straightforward steps from the first conversation to a finished install — with a real number before demolition and the same project manager start to finish.
Tell us the room, a rough budget and a timeline. We talk through what's realistic and whether design-build or design-only fits.
Walk the floor with your designer and put hands on the real slab, door, tile and fixture. Take samples home.
Layout, finish schedule and an itemized price — including the parts most bids leave out. You approve scope and cost before anything is ordered.
Laser-accurate measurement of your actual space. Seam and cutout placement planned before a single cut.
Our crews on the finish work; vetted subs under our GC for mechanicals. Weekly updates, one schedule, one contact.
We review every detail with you before the job is called done, hand over care guides, and come back if something moves.
Design runs 2–6 weeks depending on scope. Construction windows below are typical for the Monadnock Region — your consult gives you a firm schedule.
We strongly encourage it. Seeing and touching a real slab or cabinet door under real light is the most reliable way to choose something you'll live with for decades. We can start with a phone consult and schedule the showroom visit next.
On a design-build contract, design runs roughly 6–10% of the construction budget. A standalone design-only package is a fixed fee. Initial consultations are free; a paid design retainer is credited toward your project if you move ahead.
The number you approve is the number — unless we hit something genuinely hidden (rot, old wiring, a structural surprise). When that happens we show you the finding and the options before any extra work, never after.
One project manager from start to finish, our in-house carpentry and finish crews, and vetted electrical, plumbing and mechanical subs we've worked with for years — all under our GC.
Yes. Bring drawings and we'll build from them, and we're happy to collaborate on material selection through the showroom.
Tell us the room, a rough budget range and when you'd like to start. We'll come back with next steps and a realistic timeline — no pressure, no mystery pricing.
