One price. Signed before demo day.
Kitchens and bathrooms designed, priced and built by one team on both sides of State Line. Your price is fixed before anyone picks up a pry bar, with no allowances and no “we’ll see when we open the wall.”
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Every dollar of a kitchen, accounted for.
Slide to your budget. This is how a typical Paseo kitchen divides it, drawn from the last two years of our projects. Your fixed-price proposal itemizes the same way.
No allowances. No surprises.
Every item chosen before we sign
Allowances are placeholders like “$4,000 for tile” that look good in a bid and become change orders later. We choose every tile, faucet and hinge with you first, then price the real thing.
We open the walls in design
Before we sign, we cut small inspection holes where the plan changes plumbing or walls, so the price includes what’s really in there.
The final invoice matches
The price only changes if you change the plan. In the last two years, 41 of our 44 kitchens finished at the signed price; the other three were owner-requested changes.
Ten weeks, five of them with a working kitchen.
Design and ordering happen while you still cook at home. Demolition doesn’t start until every cabinet, counter slab and fixture is in our warehouse. Brass marks the weeks we need you.
Kitchens and bathrooms. Nothing else.
The remodeling site, built in seven days.
Seventeen pages: an interactive budget that shows where every dollar goes, a ten-week schedule, a fixed-price promise with no allowances, and both cities’ licenses shown.