Every project here starts the same way: somebody walks the space, measures it, and puts a number in writing. That costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
What a Free Estimate Covers
We measure on site. A bid built from photographs is a guess, and guesses are what turn into change orders in week three, once the drywall is off and the real conditions are visible.
The document you receive spells out four things:
Scope
What gets built, removed, moved and finished, room by room.
Allowances
The dollar figure carried for materials you have not chosen yet, such as tile, fixtures or countertops. Allowances are where vague bids hide, so ours are stated.
Exclusions
What the number does not cover. This is the section most homeowners skip and the one that explains why two bids on the same kitchen can be thousands apart.
Schedule
A realistic sequence with the permit and inspection windows built in, not a best case that assumes nothing goes wrong.




