Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in Wixom

Homeowners in Wixom come to us with the same complaint: a bathroom that's been "on the list" for years but never quite urgent enough to tackle — until the tile grout, the fixtures, or the layout finally win the argument. Waiting rarely makes the job smaller. Subfloors that have taken on slow moisture damage, fixtures that are technically still functional but visibly dated, and layouts that were fine for the house's original owners but don't fit how your family actually uses the space all tend to compound the longer they sit.

Our own employees handle every bathroom and shower remodel start to finish — demolition, rough plumbing, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, final walkthrough — with no subcontractors handed off between phases. That's what makes a 5-day timeline realistic instead of aspirational: the same crew that tears out your old bathroom on Monday is the crew setting the vanity and grouting the tile by Friday. For a shower or tub replacement alone, most Wixom projects wrap in 3 days. You'll get a written schedule at the estimate, and it's backed by a lifetime material and labor guarantee, so a fast timeline doesn't come at the cost of a job done right.

A roof rarely gets attention until something's actively wrong — a leak, missing shingles after a storm, or a home inspection that flags it before a sale — and by then it's usually urgent. Our crews replace full roofs in Wixom in as little as one day, using the same employee-owned team and no-subcontractor approach as our kitchen and bathroom work, so you're not managing a separate contractor relationship on top of everything else.

A one-day timeline is possible because the crew that shows up in the morning is fully staffed and equipped to complete tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, and shingle installation in a single pass, not spread across a week of partial-day visits. We're licensed and insured for roofing work in Michigan, and every roof replacement — like our bathroom and kitchen projects — is backed by a lifetime material and labor guarantee. If something about the work itself ever needs attention down the road, you're calling the same company that installed it, not trying to track down a subcontractor who may not still be in business.