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Planning ranges for real rooms. A written estimate follows a visit. These figures are guides, not a contract.
Home Pricing
Paint, repairs the new color would show, and a focused finish list for one room.
USD 1,850
Typical starting guide
A kitchen or bath that keeps its footprint, with new finishes, fixtures, and storage tuned to daily use.
USD 6,400
Typical starting guide
Several rooms sequenced so you can still cook, wash, and sleep while the work moves.
USD 14,800
Typical starting guide
Starting guides assume ordinary access, standard ceiling heights, and materials in the middle of the samples we show. Stone slabs, structural changes, full layout moves, and custom glass change the figure. You will see those differences in the written estimate after a visit, before you are asked to agree.
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| Included in the guide | Room Refresh | Signature Remodel | Whole-Home Rhythm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Written scope before work | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Samples viewed in the house | Paint | Paint, surfaces, hardware | Whole palette |
| Floor protection and nightly tidy | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Fixture or cabinet work | Small hardware | Main package | As phased |
| More than one room | By add-on | Usually one | Yes |
| Finish walkthrough | Yes | Yes | Each phase |
Questions
No. It is a planning guide so you can see scale. The price you would agree to is a written estimate after we have seen the rooms, the access, and the materials you choose. Until that page is accepted, nothing is owed.
Layout moves, hidden water damage, custom sizes, and finishes at the top of a sample board. Also stairs, occupied rooms that must stay in use, and any specialist who must lead a portion we do not perform.
No. This site does not process payments. If you hire us, payment steps are written in the estimate and handled outside the website, by the method named there. We do not ask for card numbers on these forms.
Yes. Many households begin with paint or a bath, then phase floors when the first room is closed. Each phase gets its own scope so the first agreement does not silently grow.