While kitchens and bathrooms are our signature, our general contracting capabilities extend throughout your home and into commercial spaces. We manage complex, multi-trade projects from concept through completion — handling permits, coordinating skilled subcontractors, and maintaining the same high standards on every phase.
Residential Projects
Condo Renovations — Full gut rehabs and selective updates in high-rise and mid-rise buildings, coordinated to meet building management requirements.
Structural Additions — Room additions, bump-outs, and reconfigured floor plans that add space and value to your home.
Whole-Home Remodels — Multi-room transformations coordinated as a single project for efficiency and design consistency.
Restaurant Build-Outs — Commercial kitchens, dining spaces, and hospitality environments built to code and on schedule.
Community & Institutional Spaces — We've proudly served places of worship, community group homes, and independent senior living facilities throughout the Chicagoland area.
Our disciplined project management handles every logistical detail — permits, scheduling, inspections, and trade coordination — ensuring your vision is delivered on schedule and above ordinary.
Project Checklist
General Contracting Considerations
Check the items that matter most to your project. We'll include your selections in your estimate request so our team can come prepared with the right questions, ideas, and solutions.
Project & Project Type
What is your relationship to the property?This affects approvals, permits, and who signs off on the work.
Residential or commercial use?Commercial spaces carry different code, inspection, and scheduling requirements.
Any condo, HOA, or building-management rules?Many buildings require approvals, insurance, or set work hours before we can start.
What type of project is this?Helps us scope the right trades, permits, and lead times.
Who makes decisions and approves spending?Knowing the decision-makers keeps the project moving smoothly.
Scope & Vision
What would you like done?In your own words — even a rough description helps.
Do you have plans, drawings, or a designer?Existing plans speed things up — and we can connect you with design help.
Structural changes or cosmetic only?Moving walls, plumbing, or electrical adds permits and engineering.
Do you have inspiration photos or a wish list?Visual references help us match your style.
What are your must-haves vs. nice-to-haves?Helps us prioritize if we need to balance scope and budget.
Budget
Have you identified a budget range?A range helps us tailor recommendations that fit.
Is the budget firm or flexible for upgrades?Some clients set aside room for higher-end finishes.
Have you set aside a contingency?We recommend 10–20% for surprises, especially in older buildings.
How is the project being funded?This can affect scheduling and documentation.
What matters most: budget, timeline, or finish?Ranking your priorities helps us make the right trade-offs.
Timeline
When would you like to start?Lets us plan around permits and material lead times.
Is there a hard deadline?An event, opening, or lease date we need to hit.
Flexible on permit and material lead times?Custom materials and permits can add weeks to a schedule.
Will the space be occupied during work?Affects dust control, phasing, and scheduling.
Commercial: stay open or phase closures?We can phase work to keep your business running.
Property & Access
How old is the building, and any known issues?Older properties may hide surprises behind the walls.
Any prior or unpermitted work?Past work may need to be verified or brought up to code.
Any hazards on site?Water, mold, asbestos, or lead require special handling.
Any code requirements to meet?ADA, health, fire, or occupancy standards may apply.
How is site access?Parking, elevators, and utility shutoffs affect scheduling.
Fit, Decision & Logistics
Are you getting other bids?We're happy to be compared — tell us what matters most.
How was your past contractor experience?Helps us understand what you value — and what to avoid.
What would make this project a success?Your definition of “done right.”
Preferred communication and frequency?How and how often you'd like updates.
Anything about the household or site to know?Pets, kids, staff, or hours/noise limits we should plan around.
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Ready to Get Started?
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation estimate. We'd love to hear about your project.