BEFORE
AFTERKitchen Remodel
Dark 80s cabinets and tile counters gave way to white shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless appliances and bright recessed lighting.
Services
Home improvement services, done right
Roofing, kitchens, decks, siding, windows and baths. Here is what each type of project typically includes and the factors that shape the cost, so you can walk into every estimate informed.
Roofing
A roof is the one upgrade that protects every other one. Pros in our network handle full tear-offs and replacements, storm and leak repairs, and the details that make a roof last: underlayment, flashing and ventilation. Scopes vary by home and pro, but a typical roofing project covers the following.
What's included
- Roof inspection and a written scope of work
- Tear-off and disposal of the old roofing
- Underlayment, flashing and drip edge
- Ridge and attic ventilation checks
- New asphalt shingle, tile or metal roofing
- Gutter and trim touch-ups where needed
- Magnetic nail sweep and full site cleanup
What affects cost
- Roof size, pitch and number of stories
- Material choice and product line
- How many old layers need to come off
- Condition of the roof decking underneath
- Chimneys, skylights and other penetrations
- Local permit and code requirements
- Site access for equipment and disposal
Kitchen Remodeling
Whether you want to brighten a dated kitchen or rework the whole layout, remodelers in our network plan the space around how you actually cook and live. The scope below is typical of a full kitchen remodel.
What's included
- Design consultation and layout planning
- Demolition and haul-away of old cabinets and counters
- New or refaced cabinets and hardware
- Quartz, granite or solid-surface countertops
- Backsplash tile, sink and faucet
- Lighting and flooring updates
- Appliance installation and final hookups
What affects cost
- Refresh versus a full gut remodel
- Layout changes that move plumbing, gas or walls
- Cabinet construction, style and finish
- Countertop material and edge profile
- Appliance selections
- Electrical and lighting upgrades
- What's found behind walls and under floors
BEFOREAFTERDecks & Outdoor Living
A solid deck turns a backyard into usable living space. Deck builders in our network design, rebuild and upgrade outdoor spaces with low-maintenance materials and safe, code-minded framing. A typical project includes:
What's included
- Site visit and deck layout
- Removal of old decking, rails and stairs
- Footings, framing and ledger connection
- Composite, PVC or wood decking
- Railings, stairs and landings
- Optional lighting, pergolas and covers
- Cleanup and final walkthrough
What affects cost
- Deck size, height and shape
- Decking material and color line
- Railing style: wood, aluminum, cable or glass
- Whether existing framing can be reused
- Stairs, built-in seating and lighting
- Slope, soil and yard access
- Permit and inspection requirements
Siding & Exterior
New siding changes how a home looks from the curb and how well it stands up to weather. Exterior pros in our network handle siding replacement along with the trim, soffit and flashing details that keep water out. A typical scope includes:
What's included
- Exterior assessment and product selection
- Removal of damaged or dated siding
- Weather barrier and flashing details
- Fiber cement, vinyl or engineered wood siding
- Trim, soffit and fascia
- Caulking, sealing and finish paint
- Cleanup and haul-away
What affects cost
- Wall area and number of stories
- Siding material, profile and texture
- Removing old siding and repairing sheathing
- Trim details, corners and architectural features
- Factory-finished versus field-painted products
- Windows and doors that need new flashing
- Scaffolding and site access
Windows & Doors
The right windows and doors make a home quieter, more comfortable and easier to live in. Installers in our network help you choose styles and materials, then handle the measuring, installation and finish work. A typical project covers:
What's included
- In-home measurement of every opening
- Help comparing styles, materials and glass
- Careful removal of existing units
- Installation with flashing, insulation and sealing
- Interior and exterior trim finishing
- Hardware adjustment and operation check
- Cleanup and haul-away
What affects cost
- Number and size of openings
- Frame material: vinyl, fiberglass, wood or aluminum
- Glass package and energy performance
- Retrofit versus full-frame installation
- Custom shapes, grids and colors
- Entry and patio door style and hardware
- Stucco, siding or trim repair around openings
Bathroom Remodeling
From a quick hall-bath refresh to a full primary suite, bath remodelers in our network handle the layout, waterproofing, tile and fixtures. The scope below is typical of a full bathroom remodel.
What's included
- Layout and design planning
- Demolition and haul-away
- New shower, tub or tub-to-shower conversion
- Waterproofing, tile and flooring
- Vanity, countertop, sink and faucets
- Lighting, ventilation fan and mirrors
- Grab bars and easier-access options on request
What affects cost
- Size of the bathroom
- Moving plumbing or changing the layout
- Tile selection and pattern complexity
- Shower glass, valves and fixtures
- Vanity and countertop materials
- Hidden water damage found during demolition
- Accessibility features such as a curbless shower
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