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Full room renovations,
start to finish.

Basements, bathrooms, kitchens and whole-interior carpentry. One carpenter from framing to final trim, rather than a different face every week.

INTERIOR

A renovation goes badly for one of two reasons: nobody planned the sequence, or nobody owned it. Dom builds the carpentry schedule around the order things have to happen in, and Erika keeps dates, materials and inspections lined up so the job does not stall. Where a project needs an electrician or plumber, you hire them directly and we work around them.

Concrete foundationAir gap + rigid foamTreated bottom plate & studsVapour-open drywallWater is managed BEFORE any framing goes up:grading, gutters, and the perimeter drain.Framing is held off the concrete so theassembly can dry if it ever gets wet.Shutoffs, cleanouts and the panel keepreal access — you will need them.
Basement wall build-up. Finishing a basement that takes water is money set on fire. The order of these layers is what lets the wall dry.

Basements

Unfinished basement to finished living space: framing, insulation, subfloor, drywall, egress, trim, and the storage and mechanical access you will still need later. We build around the ductwork and the lally columns instead of pretending they are not there.

Bathrooms

The carpentry side of a bathroom remodel: framing, waterproofing, tiled showers, vanities, trim and glass. You bring in your own plumber and electrician for their parts — we build everything they connect to, and we schedule around them.

Kitchens

Cabinet installs, custom islands, butcher block and countertop coordination, backsplashes, lighting layout, and the trim carpentry that makes a stock kitchen look like it was made for the room.

Whole interiors

Wall removals with proper headers, flooring throughout, doors and casing, crown and baseboard, closets, and built-in storage. Ideal for a house you just bought or one you are getting ready to sell.

Wet areas

Where bathroom work goes wrong

Tile is not waterproof and neither is grout. What protects your floor joists sits behind and beneath it.

Tile is NOT waterproof. Neither is grout.What keeps water out of your joists is themembrane behind and beneath the tile, theslope of the pan, and sealed corners.Pan slopes ¼" per foot to the drainThis is where we most often find previous work done wrong.
Shower assembly. Failures here are invisible until the ceiling below stains, which is usually two years and several thousand dollars later.
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Recent work

Full Room Renovations we have finished

Easy Peasy
Easy Peasy
Finished basement — Southern NH
Finished basement — Southern NH
Open-plan basement, column wrap and trim
Open-plan basement, column wrap and trim
Full bath remodel — tiled shower, custom vanity wall
Full bath remodel — tiled shower, custom vanity wall
Common questions

Before you ask

Can we live in the house during the work?
Almost always yes. We contain the work area, protect floors and pathways, and clean up daily. For a single-bathroom home during a bath remodel we will talk through timing before we start.
Do you handle permits?
For work that requires them, yes — we pull permits and schedule inspections as part of the job. It gets listed on the quote so you can see it.
How long does a basement take?
A typical finished basement runs three to six weeks depending on size, bathroom inclusion, and how much mechanical rerouting is needed. You get a schedule with the quote.
All FAQs
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Tell us the thing you have been putting off.

Send a few photos and a rough idea. You will hear back from Erika with next steps, usually same day.

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