Services

Remodels, repairs, and everything on the list

If it is inside the walls of a house or attached to the outside of one, there is a good chance we do it. Here is the full range, and what a job usually includes.

Tile & Stone

Photo — tile job

Tile is where shortcuts show up first — and where they cost the most to fix. We build shower pans and waterproof them properly, lay out the field so cuts land where they should, and grout and seal so the job still looks right in five years.

  • Shower surrounds & pans
  • Niches & benches
  • Floor tile
  • Backsplashes
  • Waterproofing
  • Regrout & repair

Bathroom Remodels

Photo — finished bathroom

Full guts or a focused update. Tub-to-shower conversions, new vanities and tops, fixtures, lighting, exhaust fans, flooring and paint — sequenced so the room is out of commission for as few days as possible.

  • Tub to walk-in shower
  • Vanities & tops
  • Fixtures & valves
  • Exhaust & lighting
  • Accessible / grab bars
  • Half-bath updates

Kitchen Remodels

Photo — finished kitchen

From a backsplash and new hardware up through cabinets, countertops and a reworked layout. We coordinate the counter template and install so you are not stuck without a sink longer than you have to be.

  • Cabinet install
  • Refacing & repaint
  • Countertops
  • Backsplash
  • Islands & pantries
  • Appliance fitting

Drywall, Texture & Paint

Photo — drywall repair

Water stains, settling cracks, doorknob holes, or a whole room hung from studs. We match the existing texture so the patch disappears instead of announcing itself under the ceiling light.

  • Patches & holes
  • Texture matching
  • Ceiling repair
  • Popcorn removal
  • Interior paint
  • Trim & door paint

Carpentry & Trim

Photo — trim carpentry

Doors that latch without a shoulder, base and crown with tight joints, built-ins and shelving, plus the structural repairs behind them — rotted framing, sagging joists, and subfloor.

  • Interior & exterior doors
  • Base, casing & crown
  • Built-ins & shelving
  • Framing repair
  • Subfloor
  • Soffit & fascia

Flooring

Photo — flooring install

Luxury vinyl plank, laminate, hardwood and tile, over a subfloor that has been leveled and prepped first. Transitions, thresholds and base shoe included, not tacked on as an extra.

  • LVP & laminate
  • Hardwood repair
  • Tile floors
  • Subfloor leveling
  • Transitions & trim
  • Stair treads

Exterior & Outdoor

Photo — deck or exterior

Mississippi weather is hard on wood. We chase down rot before it spreads, rebuild decks and porches, repair siding and fencing, and clean up what the humidity leaves behind.

  • Decks & porches
  • Rotted wood repair
  • Siding repair
  • Fencing & gates
  • Pressure washing
  • Gutter repairs

Everyday Repairs & Punch Lists

Photo — repair work

The jobs that are too small for a general contractor to return your call about. Bundle them up and we will knock the whole list out in a visit or two — including the repairs an inspection report kicked back before closing.

  • Leaky faucets & fixtures
  • Toilets & disposals
  • Sticking doors & windows
  • Hardware & locks
  • Ceiling fans & lights
  • Inspection punch lists
  • TV & shelf mounting
  • Caulking & sealing

Common Questions

Before you call

Is there a charge for an estimate?

No. We come look at the work, talk through what you want, and send a written estimate at no cost.

Is there a minimum job size?

Small jobs are welcome. We do have a minimum for a trip out, and we will tell you what it is up front so nothing is a surprise.

Do you handle permits?

For work that needs one, we walk you through what the city or county requires and who pulls it. Anything requiring a licensed plumber or electrician gets one.

Do you buy the materials, or do I?

Either way works. Many customers pick out finishes and let us handle the ordering and pickup. Whatever you choose, material costs are itemized on the estimate.

How far out are you booking?

It moves with the season. Call or send the form and we will tell you the honest window, not the one that sounds best.

Not sure which one your job is?

That is fine — describe it in plain words and we will sort it out. Most calls start with “I am not sure who to call for this.”