Four home remodeling jobs below. Pick the one that sounds like yours. Each page tells you the same three things, including the one most companies leave out. When several trades work in one house, the order they work in is the product. That is what you are paying for. The pages are long on purpose. They answer what a walkthrough would, before you give anyone your afternoon.
Priced by written scope, never by the hour.
If two of them sound like yours, that is normal, and often cheaper. The trades come through the house once, not twice. Say so on the walkthrough and the written scope covers both under one price.
Most houses are one of these six cases. Read the line that sounds like your house. The page it points to is the one to open first. If yours is two of them, say so on the walkthrough. One scope can cover both. On every one of them, plumbing, electrical and anything structural go to the licensed trade named in your scope. Walls, doors, trim and the order of work are ours.
That is a whole home remodel. One scope across every trade, sequenced so nobody undoes anyone else's work. Milestone payments and one walkthrough at the end.
Start with drywall repair and installation. A patch can be invisible if it is finished to the right level for the light in that room. A new wall needs a permit in Hillsborough. Both are on that page.
That is interior doors, trim and baseboards. It is the cheapest job that changes how a house feels, and the easiest to order wrong. The measuring is the job.
Read the cost page. It gives you the 3 questions that put any home remodel in a range. It also shows what a low bid quietly leaves out. It also has the Tampa market range, with its source. Your number comes after the walkthrough.
Open it up before you fix anything. Wet drywall has to come out, and what is behind it has to dry. That is drywall repair first, then paint. Patching over a wet wall hides the problem for a season.
That is a light whole home remodel. Doors, trim, paint and new floors where they are worn. No walls move, so no permit. The order of work still decides how it comes out, and that page shows the order.
Never hourly, never a verbal number. Serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee and Sarasota counties.
Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee and Sarasota counties. If your town is not on this list, call and ask: the answer is often yes.