What we install

High-impact upgrades. Less complexity.

We work on the parts of your home people see, touch, and judge every day, plus the supporting trades it takes to finish them properly. Seven trades, one lead, typically done in a week.

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  • CSLB B-2 Qualified, License Pending
  • Building since 1998
  • Oakland & the East Bay
  • ★★★★★ on Google
  • No markup on your materials

Where the value is

You don't need a ground-up build to change how a home feels.

Modern finishes, better layouts, and targeted fixes raise both livability and resale value, at a fraction of the cost of heavy construction. That's the work we built the business around.

What we focus on

The finishes people see.

Tile, cabinets, flooring, paint, and trim. Done right, they transform a room without the cost and disruption of full-scale construction.

When the job needs it

The supporting work, too.

Framing adjustments and select plumbing and electrical — enough to carry out the plan properly, without turning your project into a drawn-out build.

Where we don't go

Downstream of the headaches.

Foundations, major structural work, and heavy permitting are where projects stall and budgets balloon. We stay on the side of the job that delivers visible results.

Simple scope. Smart execution. Real results.

01 · Most of what we do

Tile

Tile is where shortcuts show up first: uneven edges, hollow spots, cracked grout, water where it shouldn't be. We build the layers you'll never see — a flat substrate, proper waterproofing, full mortar coverage — so the layer you do see stays put.

  • Showers, tub surrounds, and bathroom floors
  • Kitchen backsplashes and floors
  • Fireplace surrounds and hearths
  • Mosaics, patterns, and large-format tile
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02

Cabinets

New boxes, full kitchen runs, vanities, and built-ins. Scribed to walls that aren't straight and levelled on floors that aren't flat — which, in Bay Area houses, is most of them.

  • Kitchen uppers and lowers
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Built-ins and storage
  • Hardware and trim-out
Often paired withTilePlumbingElectrical

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03

Flooring

Manufactured flooring and tile floors, installed on a properly prepared subfloor. Transitions, thresholds, and baseboard are handled in the same visit, so the rooms read as one floor instead of a patchwork.

  • Engineered wood, vinyl plank, and laminate
  • Tile floors, including large format
  • Subfloor prep and levelling
  • Transitions and thresholds
Often paired withPaint & TrimTile

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The finishing and supporting trades

The work that ties it together.

Done in the same visit by the same lead, so nothing waits on another trade's calendar.

04

Paint & Trim

The finish carpentry that makes a remodel look intentional instead of patched. New baseboard, casing, and crown, tight miters, caulked and painted — inside and out.

  • Interior and exterior paint
  • Baseboard, casing, and crown
  • Door and window trim
  • Patch, prep, and repaint after other trades
Often paired withFlooringCabinetsFraming
05 · Supporting work

Plumbing

The plumbing a remodel needs, done by the same lead who's setting your tile or hanging your vanity. No waiting on a plumber's Thursday while the rest of the job sits still.

  • Faucets, fixtures, and valves
  • Connecting new vanities and sinks
  • Small layout changes for a new design
Often paired withTileCabinets
06 · Supporting work

Electrical

The electrical that goes with a remodel: the outlet that has to move for a new counter, the fixture that should have been replaced years ago. Handled in the same visit, not scheduled around.

  • Fixtures, switches, and outlets
  • Relocations for a new layout
  • Lighting upgrades
Often paired withCabinetsTile
07 · Supporting work

Framing

The bones behind a finished room. Framing adjustments that make the new layout work and give tile, cabinets, and trim something straight and solid to land on.

  • Pony walls, niches, and soffits
  • Blocking for cabinets and fixtures
  • Straightening and shimming out walls
Often paired withTilePaint & Trim

Why seven trades matter

One lead carries all of it onto your job.

A typical bathroom touches four or five of these trades. With a general contractor, that's four or five schedules. With us, it's one person who stays until it's finished.

FramingNiche framed, wall shimmed flat
PlumbingValve set, drain in place
TileWaterproofed, set, grouted
CabinetsVanity hung and connected
Paint & trimCased, caulked, painted. Done.

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510‑927‑6300

CSLB B-2 Qualified, License Pending  Â·  Serving Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, San Francisco & the greater East Bay  Â·  Building since 1998