Anatomy of a Remodel

Prior to demolition, it’s critical to have all trades prepared to meet their part of the schedule, to ensure areas impacted by construction is returned to the client as soon as possible. This also includes pre ordering of any long lead time items, such as cabinetry, specialty finishes, and plumbing/electrical fixtures. 

After demolition, The new layout walls are framed, subfloor prepared to accept floor finish.

Rough plumbing and mechanical installed, followed by rough electrical.

Anatomy of a Remodel 1
Prior to demolition, it’s critical to preorder all materials necessary for the remodel. This accelerates the construction schedule and limits downtime for the homeowner.
Anatomy of a Remodel 2
After demoltion, rough framing and sub flooring
Anatomy of a Remodel 3
Rough plumbing is installed

Wet areas are waterproofed, followed by tile backer and drywall installation.

Drywall and tile backer installed, followed by waterproofing wet areas.

Finish materials can now be installed: tile, stone, plaster, paint.

Project is completed with cabinetry, counters, finish plumbing and finish electrical

Electrical wiring and lighting

Ductwork and insulation 

Waterproof all wet areas
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Drywall and tile backer
Anatomy of a Remodel 8
Tile and wall/floor finishes installed
Bath completed with finish cabinetry and fixtures