Build Atlas

We offer free estimates to all of our clients, and for a limited time we are providing, upon request, free 3D renders of the proposed remodel.

Working with us is a 3 step process: 1. Explore: What’s your project all about? Where are you in the process? What’s your vision for the space? Those are some of the common questions you’ll hear from us in the exploration stage. Here we find out what your project is all about, how we fit into the puzzle, & take some preliminary measurements- all with zero commitment, & zero cost to you. 2. Compute: Let’s take those preliminary measurements & from it get you some data to work with. At this point we’ll outline a Scope of Work, an estimated timeline, & an estimated project cost. This stage is all about bringing form to your ideas. It’s also the perfect time to make any changes you want. With this data you’ll know what it takes to realize your project. 3. Build: This is where your vision comes to life- it’s time to build. We begin by breaking down our timeline into phases of construction. From the moment the first nail is placed, to final delivery, you are always kept in the loop- you’ll always know what phase we’re currently on and when it’ll be completed. Then after a final walkthrough: Project Complete. Congratulations!

We work with all types of customers, with all types of projects. Anywhere from luxury bathroom remodels, luxury kitchen remodels, remodels involving ADA modifications, to ADUs & more... Our clients range from people who live in smaller city homes, to clients with estates on many acres of land. Overall, if you have an interesting project on your hands, we're excited to bring your vision to life!

It's all about process and organization on the builder side, and an idea of what you'd like on the client side. Builder: If they're organized from the start, it's likely that their process is great and easy to work with. Client: Have an idea of the style that you like, it makes it much easier for us to help you get what you need/want.

See our "Explore" section under Thumbtack's "Typical Process" section.