Every room we work on
Remodeling services for Greensboro homes
Forty-six kinds of remodeling and repair work, grouped by the room they happen in.
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Short answer
Most Greensboro remodels fall into one of six groups: kitchens, bathrooms, additions and conversions, floors and interior finishes, porches and the outside of the house, and the repair work that turns up once walls come open. Each service below has its own page with the scope, published cost ranges for this market and how we run the job.
How to use this page
If you know the room, start with its group. If you only know the problem, a soft floor, a leaking shower, a bonus room that never gets used, start with the repair group or call and describe it. Plenty of projects cross groups: a bathroom remodel often turns up a subfloor repair, and a kitchen that loses a wall needs a beam.
Every page lists the variations of that job, the things that move its price and the steps we take, so you can read up before the walk-through or skip straight to a call.

Kitchens 7 services
Kitchen remodels, cabinets, counters and islands.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cramped back kitchen or a tired 1990s layout.
Kitchen Cabinet Installation
New cabinets look wrong on an uneven floor.
Cabinet Refacing
Solid cabinets, dated doors.
Cabinet Painting
Dated oak or worn white cabinets.
Countertop Installation
Laminate past its prime.
Backsplash Installation
Plain wall behind the counter.
Kitchen Island Installation
Want an island but unsure it fits.

Bathrooms 9 services
Full baths, showers, tubs, vanities and safer baths.
Bathroom Remodeling
Tired grout, a chipped tub or a layout that never worked.
Primary Bathroom Remodel
A garden tub nobody uses, one sink for two people, a closet in the wrong place.
Walk-In Shower Installation
Want a shower you walk into, not climb over.
Tub-to-Shower Conversion
Tired of stepping over a tub wall.
Bathtub Replacement
Chipped, cracked or flexing when you step in.
Bathroom Vanity Installation
Swollen cabinet doors or one sink for two people.
Half Bath Remodel
Your guests use it most.
Shower Repair & Rebuild
Water on the ceiling below or a soft floor by the tub.
Aging-in-Place Bathroom
Planning to stay in your home as you age.

Additions & whole-home 9 services
More room, better layouts, finished bonus space.
Whole-House Remodeling
Several rooms at once means sequencing walls, plumbing, floors and permits around your family.
Home Additions
Need another bedroom, a bigger kitchen or a second story.
In-Law Suite & ADU
A parent moving in or a grown child coming home.
Sunroom Additions
Three-season room, four-season room or a screened porch closed in with glass.
Bonus Room Finishing
That room over the garage too hot, too cold or still unfinished.
Attic Conversion
Room under the roof but no way to use it.
Garage Conversion
Turn an attached garage into a family room, bedroom or office with a raised, insulated floor and a closed-in door opening.
Load-Bearing Wall Removal
Want the kitchen open to the family room.
Mudroom & Laundry Room
Laundry crammed into a closet or shoes piled by the back door.

Floors, walls & trim 7 services
Hardwood, LVP, tile, paint, drywall and built-ins.
Hardwood Flooring Installation
Carpet over plywood, or a patchwork of old oak.
Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Gray traffic lanes or pet stains in old oak.
Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring
Need a floor that handles spills and pets.
Tile Floor Installation
Cracked tile or a soft floor by the tub.
Interior Painting
Scuffed walls, stained ceilings or a dark color you are tired of.
Trim Carpentry & Built-Ins
Thin builder trim or an empty alcove.
Drywall Repair
Ceiling stained, sagging or leaking.

Porches, decks & exterior 6 services
Screened porches, decks, windows, doors and siding.
Deck Building
Old deck going soft, or no deck at all.
Screened Porch Construction
Want summer evenings outside without mosquitoes.
Covered Porch & Patio Cover
Front steps that ice over, or a patio too hot to use.
Window Replacement
Drafty, fogged or painted shut.
Exterior Door Replacement
Sticking, drafty or rotted at the sill.
Siding Replacement
Warped, cracked or rotting siding.

Repairs, rebuilds & access 8 services
Rot, soft floors, damage rebuilds and accessible homes.
Wood Rot Repair
Soft fascia, a punky window sill or a porch post that gives.
Subfloor Repair
A soft spot by the tub or a floor dipping mid-room.
Water Damage Repair
Once the leak is stopped and the house is dry, we rebuild ceilings, walls, floors and cabinets and meet your adjuster.
Fire Damage Repair
After a kitchen or house fire, we rebuild framing, drywall, cabinets and trim to current code once the house is released.
Wheelchair Ramp Installation
A ramp that works starts with the rise: we measure it, plan landings and turns, and build in wood or aluminum with solid rails.
Accessibility Modifications
Doors too narrow for a walker, a step at every entry, stairs with one rail.
Historic Home Renovation
Renovating in College Hill, Fisher Park or Dunleath.
Rental Property Renovation
Turning a unit between tenants.
Not sure where to start
Which of these do you actually need?
Five common situations and the work that usually answers them. The walk-through settles it.
The room works but looks tired
Cabinet painting or refacing, new countertops, a backsplash, interior painting or refinished floors. Start here.
The room does not work for how you live
A full kitchen or bathroom remodel, an island, or a wall removed between kitchen and family room. Start here.
You need more space
Finish the bonus room, convert the attic or garage, or build an addition or sunroom. Start here.
Something is soft, stained or leaking
Wood rot, subfloor or shower repair, or a rebuild after water or fire damage. Start here.
Someone in the house moves less easily
An aging-in-place bathroom, a ramp, or wider doorways and handrails. Start here.
Questions
Questions about our remodeling work
Yes. A vanity swap, a rotted sill or a few boards of soft subfloor are real jobs for us, and they are often how we first see a house before a bigger project.
Yes, and most do. A bathroom remodel can include tile floors, a new vanity, a shower and a subfloor repair under the tub. We write it as one scope with one schedule.
Call and describe the room. We set up a walk-through at the house, measure and look at what sits under the floor and behind the walls, then give you a written scope and price.
When the City of Greensboro, Guilford County or the town your house sits in requires a permit for the work, we pull it and book the inspections as part of the job.
Yes, across the Piedmont Triad within about 40 miles of our Randleman office. The Piedmont Triad page lists every county, town and Greensboro neighborhood.
Ready when you are
Know the room? Call and tell us about it
We answer around the clock and set up a walk-through at the house.