Trusted Bathroom Remodeling Contractors in College Station, TX

Most projects require materials and tools to be stored on site at some point. However, we understand the need to keep your children and pets safe from their own curiosity. We also want those tools and materials to have a minimal interference in your daily. We will work out a plan for tool and material storage that you feel comfortable with during the project development phase.

Yes, absolutely! We talk a lot about the importance of making design decisions ahead of time, and that is true. However, some design details are hard to visualize until construction is underway. Our clients can certainly change their minds, or find new inspiration and ideas, and decide to make changes. We are absolutely willing to work with those changes, and have a change order process in place to clearly outline the change in the scope of work and adjustment to the project cost as needed. Likewise, in any renovation project, surprises can arise. Our goal is to limit those surprises and changes as much as possible by making sure we put in the work during the project development period. However, our clients are given a recommended contingency budget to cover unforeseeable surprises, and are made aware of that budget at the signing of their final construction agreement. That way, should we need to use any, that money is purposefully set aside, and they are not caught off-guard. If we do not need it, great! They have some extra money for their next remodel!

Yes, most projects require materials and tools to be stored on site at some point in order for the project to run efficiently. However, we understand the need to keep you, your children, and your pets safe. We also want those tools and materials to have a minimal interference in your daily life. About a week before construction begins, we will have a project walk-through with the homeowner, Renee or Buck, our project manager, and our lead carpenter. One of the items we discuss is tool and material storage. Our first plan of action will be to store these items within the construction zone. However, many construction zones are too small, and we do require some storage areas outside of this zone. Garages are the most common area. Occasionally, we will use another room in the home, such as a guest bedroom or bonus room.