About
I began my career by taking on side jobs for my friends' parents during high school while employed at a flooring store. After graduating, I launched my own business focused on installing flooring, particularly tile and laminate, which were relatively new at the time. I quickly broadened my skills to include remodeling and have been dedicated to it ever since.
We provide a comprehensive list of all items included in our project estimates to avoid any unexpected costs or fees later on. If we encounter any additional expenses, like structural damage, during the work, we promptly inform the customer and discuss it with them on-site.
We prefer to meet with our customers and assess the project area before giving an estimate. This allows us to deliver a comprehensive estimate and prevent any unexpected charges upon project completion.
Customers should carefully consider their desired bathroom appearance, their budget, and their ability to manage the disruption caused by construction in their home.
I recommend that customers obtain estimates from at least three contractors and carefully review what each estimate includes. Occasionally, contractors may omit certain details, leading to unexpected charges later on, so the lowest bid isn't always the best option. Experience is also a crucial factor when hiring a contractor.
Recently, we renovated a tile shower surround for a client whose contractor had poorly installed and grouted the tile. Upon starting the project, we discovered additional issues, including tiles literally falling off the wall. Despite our precautions, the bathtub was damaged, and we found that the plumbing was incorrectly installed, with wall studs not properly secured. We brought everything up to code, installed a new tub at no cost to the customer, and retiled the surround. The takeaway is to be very cautious when choosing a contractor. We pride ourselves on doing the job right the first time, ultimately saving you money in the long run. This customer had to pay for their shower to be redone twice due to the first contractor's subpar work.
