One Room & Project @ A Time

Wall-mounted shelving for storage or décor. 

Securely mounting televisions on walls, including managing cable concealment. 

Installing curtain rods, blinds, and window treatments. 

Installing smaller appliances like dishwashers, microwaves, garbage disposals, or washing machines (as long as they don't involve complex plumbing or electrical work). 

Replacing or installing light fixtures, chandeliers, and ceiling fans (as long as no new wiring is required). 

Setting up smart thermostats, doorbells, and security cameras (without major rewiring).  

Putting in door locks, handles, and hinges. 

Installing pre-fabricated or custom closet systems for organization.

Installing pre-fabricated or custom closet systems for organization.

Mounting heavy artwork, picture frames, or mirrors. 

Installing towel bars, hooks, toilet paper holders, or similar items.

Installing floating floors like laminate or vinyl plank flooring (but not more complex jobs like tile or hardwood that may require specific knowledge). 

Installing mirrors, shelves, shower rods, and other bathroom fixtures.

Installing weatherstripping around doors and windows or adding insulation in small areas like attics or basements. 

Installing deadbolts, peepholes, or basic home security systems (as long as they don’t involve advanced electrical work). 

Installing or replacing garage door openers. 

 Installing portable or window air conditioning units. 

Installing simple wooden, chain-link, or vinyl fencing and gates. 

Installing pre-manufactured pet doors in exterior or interior doors. 

Installing or replacing ceiling fans where existing wiring is already in place. 

Putting together flat-pack furniture or assembling other pre-manufactured items.

• Light fixtures & Ceiling Fans 
• Dimmers, switches & outlets
• Doorbells 
• Mounting televisions & organizing cable management 
• Smoke Detectors 
• Basic outdoor lighting fixtures 
• Electrical cords (for appliances) 
• Fuses or circuit breakers 

                         (only if it's a simple swap, not involving rewiring) 

Repairing or replacing washers, seals, or the entire faucet. 

Installing or swapping out standard fixtures in bathrooms and kitchens.

Using plungers, drain snakes, or other tools for minor blockages in sinks, tubs, or toilets.

Fixing flappers, fill valves, or installing new toilet seats. 

Hooking up dishwashers to existing water and drain lines.

Installing or swapping out under-sink garbage disposals. 

Repairing internal components to stop continuous water flow. 

Repairing internal components to stop continuous water flow. 

Replacing or applying new caulking to prevent water leaks.

Attaching them to existing water lines.

Small repairs involving exposed pipes, like tightening or replacing a P-trap under the sink. 

Creating detailed project plans, timelines, and budgets for each phase of home improvement projects. 

Meeting with clients to understand their needs, provide design ideas, and offer estimates. 

Hiring, scheduling, and managing subcontractors for specialized tasks like plumbing, electrical, and carpentry. 

Sourcing and purchasing materials, tools, and equipment required for each project phase. 

Inspecting work performed by subcontractors and staff to ensure it meets project standards and complies with local building codes. 

Filing for and obtaining the necessary permits to ensure the project complies with local regulations and zoning laws. 

Tracking expenses throughout the project to keep within the agreed-upon budget. 

Implementing safety protocols to ensure a secure work environment for all workers and prevent accidents. 

Addressing unexpected issues or delays by making on-the-spot decisions and adjustments to keep the project on track. 

Addressing unexpected issues or delays by making on-the-spot decisions and adjustments to keep the project on track. 

Conducting a final inspection with the client to ensure satisfaction and completing any last adjustments or fixes before project closeout. 

One page layout for visual planning.  Plans overlay on original image. Projects may require a combination of plans to create additional details.

 (AutoCAD / 3D / PDF / Flash)

2D & 3D Plan layout of your Special Project. This can be just about anything. Special Projects may require a combination of plans to create a full set. (AutoCAD / 3D / PDF / Flash)

All pages. 

(AutoCAD / PDF)

2D Basic layout up to 800 Sq ft.  Room ID & Dimensions. 

(AutoCAD / PDF)

2D Basic view with Dimensions & Descriptions.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

2D Basic view with dimensions & descriptions.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

Door, Window, Finish, Lighting, Plumbing, etc.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

Top View per floor.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

2D / 3D Floor Plan with cabinet model & dimensions.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

3D Top View Per floor 

(AutoCAD / PDF)

3D Elevation View with dimensions & descriptions.

 (AutoCAD / PDF)

3D Sectional View with dimensions & descriptions

(AutoCAD / PDF)

3D Top View with dimensions & descriptions

(AutoCAD / PDF)

Pro Audio, AV, Lighting Control, HVAC per floor

(AutoCAD / PDF)

Based on esitimated cost of job

(AutoCAD / PDF)

up to 48 inches. Include: Image or wording with your inquiry.

Include: Image or wording with your inquiry.

Include: Image or wording with your inquiry.

Up to 24in x 24in with your logo or wording

Scope of work along with submitted photos in Site Report

includes photos, video, scope of work & Site Report. 

Include: Ad copy, web address, Color preferences

Include: Ad copy, web address, Color preferences

Include: Ad copy, web address, Color preferences