In most cases, yes. For closets, mudrooms, trim, and built‑ins, our clients stay in the home the entire time. We isolate the work area, protect floors and walkways, and keep pathways clear so your family routine can continue. For larger kitchen or multi‑room projects, we’ll walk you through what to expect and help you plan around the days with the most disruption.

Dust control is a big part of our process. We protect floors, set up plastic barriers where needed, and connect our tools to professional dust extractors. At the end of each day, we vacuum, bag debris, and stack tools neatly so you aren’t coming home to a construction zone. Most clients tell us the site is far cleaner than they expected.

Every project comes with a written, itemized proposal that include labor, materials, and any optional upgrades. The price you see for the agreed‑upon scope is the price you pay. If you decide to add or change something mid‑project, we handle it with a clear change order and written approval before any extra work is done, so there are no surprises.

That’s normal – part of our job is helping you decide. During your consultation we’ll ask how you use the space, show photos and samples, and suggest layouts that fit your home and style. Whether you bring a full inspiration board or just a vague idea (“this closet isn’t working”), we’ll turn it into a clear plan before you ever sign.