Cost
Project Costs and Estimates
What pushes cost up
Square footage
More floor, tile, fence line, or wall area means more material and more days.
Tile and fixture selections
The widest swing in any bathroom — standard porcelain and stock vanities at one end, imported tile and custom glass at the other.
Moving plumbing or wiring
Every relocated drain, supply line, or circuit adds work behind the walls and under the floor.
Subfloor repair
Very common in coastal humidity. We won't cover a soft floor — we show you photos and price the repair in writing.
Fence length, height, and material
Plus gate count, and the post depth sandy soil demands.
Surface prep and paint coats
Salt washing, mildew treatment, scraping, priming — coastal paint lives or dies at prep, and prep takes time.
Site access
A third-floor condo bath or a tight side yard takes longer than open ground.
What keeps cost down
Keeping the existing layout
The single biggest saver in a remodel — fixtures staying where they are.
Standard materials
In-stock tile, stock vanities, common fence styles. Good materials, no special-order wait.
A straight fence run on open ground
Fewer corners, fewer obstacles, faster set.
Sound existing substrate
A healthy subfloor or well-kept siding means we build, not rebuild.
How you get your real number
Call or send the form → free estimate at your house → written scope and start date → pre-construction meeting → work. The number you get is in writing, tied to a scope you approved — not a phone guess that grows later.
Start With a Free EstimateReady for a start date you can hold us to?
Free estimate, written scope, written start date. The owner walks your project with you — and answers his phone after.