Renovating a whole house is a sequencing problem, not a decorating one. Structure, mechanicals, and finishes get planned as one system so the last phase is not paying for the first.
Request a walkthrough →Structure, roof, electrical service, and mechanicals documented before any scope is written.
Every phase sequenced against inspections so no crew waits on another.
Wiring, plumbing, and HVAC brought current while the walls are already open.
Beams, headers, and footings engineered where loads change.
Handled as part of the whole, with finishes coordinated across rooms.
Where you stay in the house, we zone the work and seal the areas you are living in.

The expensive mistake in a whole-house project is finishing a room before the systems behind it are settled. We map every trade against the same calendar, then run the job in an order that never asks you to pay for the same wall twice.
Anything not answered here, call Tim directly at 313.236.0985.
Sometimes. It depends on kitchen and bath availability and whether the mechanicals are shut down. We tell you honestly at the walkthrough.
The scope is written line by line and priced with allowances that are named. Unknowns behind walls are the one place we flag risk in advance.
Yes, if it is planned that way from the start so rough-in serves the later phases.
Yes. We also bring in drawings ourselves when the project does not need a full architectural design.
We will tell you what the work actually involves and give you a real price range. No deposit, no sales visit.