
Seven kinds of work
What We Build and Renovate Around Bethlehem
Pick a project to see what it includes. Each one gets covered floors, walled-off dust and a cleaned-up work area before the crew heads home.
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Same Protection, Any Size Job
Whatever the project, it happens inside a house you're still using. So every job opens the same way: floors and furniture covered, the work zone sealed with plastic, and a plan for where materials and debris will sit until they're used or hauled off.
The paperwork is consistent too. You get an itemized estimate before work starts, and anything that shifts along the way comes to you as a signed change order.
Choose a Project
Each page lays out what's included, what to think about before starting and a few common questions.
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Whole-Home Renovations
Several rooms or the entire house updated under one plan, with finished areas protected while the next section is opened up.
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Basement Finishing & Remodeling
Bare concrete turned into a family room, office, guest suite or bath, with moisture checked first and the stairs kept clean.
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Bathroom Remodeling
A tired bath rebuilt with a new shower or tub, tile, vanity and exhaust fan, and the mess contained to one small room.
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Kitchen Remodeling
Fresh cabinets and counters, better light or an island where a wall used to be, with a temporary cooking spot planned first.
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Interior & Exterior Painting
Interior walls, trim and cabinets or the outside of the house, scraped, patched and primed properly before a drop of color goes on.
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Home Additions
Extra square footage for a bedroom, den or primary suite, framed outside first so the house stays closed until the end.
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ADU Construction
A second, self-contained living space on your lot with its own kitchen, bath and door, built once zoning confirms it's allowed.
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Got More Than One Room in Mind?
Tell us everything on your list. Some projects make sense together, like a basement with a new bath, and some are better done one after another. We'll talk through the order.
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