Kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodels.

Depends on scope. If you're moving plumbing, adding electrical circuits, or doing structural work like removing a load-bearing wall, you need permits. Simple cabinet and countertop swaps with no plumbing or electrical changes typically don't require permits. A&C pulls permits as part of the project and coordinates inspections — rough-in inspection after framing and utilities are in, final inspection after finish work is done.

2–3 weeks if you're replacing cabinets and countertops with no layout changes. 4–8 weeks if you're moving walls, relocating plumbing, adding windows, or doing structural work. Timeline depends on material lead times — custom cabinets can take 6–8 weeks to arrive, so A&C orders those early and schedules demo once they're in.

Yes, most people do. A&C sections off the work area with plastic barriers to contain dust, and the crew cleans up at the end of each day. For kitchen remodels, plan on not having a functioning kitchen for 1–2 weeks — the business recommends setting up a temporary space with a microwave and mini fridge. For whole house remodels, the crew phases the work so you have livable space throughout the project.

Depends on what you want to change. Typical scope includes kitchen and bathroom remodels, new flooring throughout, paint, trim and door replacement, lighting and fixture updates, and any layout changes like opening up walls or adding space. A&C also handles framing, drywall, electrical and plumbing rough-in, and any structural repairs. You pick finishes — cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, paint colors — and the business handles the rest.

A&C prices the project based on the scope and materials you approve upfront. If you want to change something mid-project — different tile, additional electrical outlets, a layout tweak — Claudia writes up a change order with the cost and time impact, you approve it, then the crew proceeds. The business doesn't do surprise charges. If the crew runs into something unexpected like rotted framing or bad plumbing that needs repair, they document it, explain the fix, and get your approval before moving forward.

A&C installs everything — appliances, plumbing fixtures, lighting, cabinet hardware. You buy the items or the business can order them as part of the project. The crew templates for countertops, coordinates delivery, and handles all the hookups. For plumbing fixtures, they rough in the supply and drain lines during the framing phase, then set the fixtures once tile and countertops are done.