Renovations
Room-by-room and whole-home updates, planned on paper before demolition starts.
Careful renovation and repair for Chicago and the suburbs.
Every job starts with a written scope and a line-by-line price, so you know what you're paying for before work begins.
Service area
Chicago and suburbs
Direct line
What Robert takes on
From a single repair to a whole-house renovation, the work is scoped with you first and priced item by item.
Repairs and punch lists
Fixtures, ceiling fans, faucets, mirrors and the long list of small fixes that never seem to get done.
Floors
Damaged laminate taken out and replaced, measured and priced by the square foot.
Walls and paint
Drywall patching, new walls, insulation and painting, floor by floor.
Heating and water heaters
Planning, sizing and coordination for boiler and water-heater replacements.
Rental turnovers
Clean-outs, repairs and touch-ups to get a unit ready for the next tenant.
Built around Chicago homes
The city's housing stock has its own quirks. The work is planned around the building you actually live in.
Two-flats and greystones
Older buildings with radiator heat, plaster walls and units that need to stay rented.
Bungalows
Brick homes with full basements and original trim worth keeping.
Condos and apartments
Work scheduled around neighbors, building rules and tight access.
Suburban houses
Repairs, rental turnovers and renovations across the city's suburbs.
How a job runs
No surprises on the bill. You see the work and the price in writing at every step.
Walk-through
Robert looks at the job with you and notes exactly what you want done.
Written scope and price
You get the work in writing, with each item priced on its own line.
Changes in writing
If something new comes up, it's written up as a change order before it's added.
Itemized invoice
The invoice matches the scope, and material receipts are available to review.
Tell Robert about your project.
Call or email. You'll deal directly with the person running your job.