Kitchens, bathrooms and whole-home rehabs.
The work most people come to us for. Kitchens taken back to the studs and rebuilt, bathrooms reworked from the plumbing out, and full rehabs where the whole floor plan changes. We run our own crew, so the tile setter is not waiting on a subcontractor who is waiting on somebody else.
- Full kitchen rebuilds - cabinetry, counters, appliances
- Bathrooms from the rough-in out
- Whole-home rehabs and floor plan changes
- Cabinetry, trim and finish carpentry


New build, additions and structural work.
Additions, structural changes and ground-up work for residential, commercial and government clients. We handle the permits, the inspections and the sequencing, and we tell you what a schedule actually looks like rather than what you want to hear.
- Room and second-story additions
- Structural and load-bearing changes
- Commercial and government build-outs
- Permits, inspections and scheduling
Certified electrician available. Plumbing in-house.
Most general contractors sub out every wire and every pipe and then wait in line behind everyone else who called that trade. We have a certified electrician available to us and handle plumbing in-house, which is why our remodels do not stall. Service work, rough-in, panels, fixtures and repairs.
- Certified electrician available
- Panels, circuits, fixtures and service work
- Plumbing rough-in, repair and fixture sets
- No waiting on a subcontractor to fit you in


Storm, water and fire damage, start to finish.
Insurance work is its own discipline - the documentation matters as much as the repair. We scope it properly, document what the adjuster needs, and carry the job through to a finished room rather than a patched one.
- Storm, water and fire damage repair
- Scoped and documented for the adjuster
- Full rebuild, not a patch
- Coordination with your carrier
Outdoor kitchens, pergolas, decks and fencing.
The parts of the property people actually spend their weekends in. Outdoor kitchens with real utilities run to them, pergolas and covered structures built to survive Gulf Coast weather, decks, and fencing from a back run to a full perimeter.
- Outdoor kitchens with gas, water and power run
- Pergolas and covered patios
- Decks and hardscape
- Fencing, from a section to a full perimeter


Roofing, siding and the building envelope.
Roof replacement and repair, siding, soffit and fascia, and the flashing details that decide whether any of it lasts. On the Gulf Coast the envelope is the whole ballgame, and it is where cutting a corner shows up first.
- Roof replacement and repair
- Siding, soffit and fascia
- Flashing and weatherproofing details
- Storm damage assessment
The list you have been meaning to get to.
Not every job is a project. Doors that stick, trim that has pulled away, a fixture that needs swapping, drywall repair, a punch list before a sale. We take the small work too, and we turn up when we said we would.
- Drywall, trim and door repair
- Fixture and hardware replacement
- Punch lists before a sale or handover
- Small jobs taken seriously


The things other contractors turn down.
Custom built-ins, wet bars, wine storage, unusual millwork, accessibility modifications and the one-off requests that do not fit a standard scope. If it can be built, ask - the worst answer is a straight no.
- Custom built-ins and millwork
- Wet bars and wine storage
- Accessibility modifications
- One-off requests other trades decline
Describe the job and we will tell you straight whether it is something we do - including when it is not.