Remodel Advice

Remodels can be daunting.
Who am I hiring? What do I actually want? What will the final product look like? How much will it cost? What about the mess?
These are all questions that occupy the thoughts of a potential client. We have a few pieces of advice for those who are intimidate by a remodel.


1. Think About What You Need/Want
What is your remodel goal? A more open floor-plan, an updated, spacious kitchen, a beautiful backyard seating area. Identify what you need/want from your space. More space for the family, a better functioning bathroom, a bigger backyard for the kids to play in, a gorgeous and trendy kitchen. Brainstorm! What is it your household needs?



2. Get Inspired
Check out Houzz or Pinterest. We have accounts on both of these platforms. They provide you with an endless amount ideas for your new project.




3. Contact Us
Once you're ready to take the plunge, or if you're still testing the waters you can call us for a FREE estimate! At More Brothers, we can give you same day estimates, if not in person, than possibly over the phone. It's important to begin with a scope of work and figure out a preliminary budget, and get to know your crew.




To put your mind at ease and address some of those nagging questions:

  • We want to help you attain your goals within your budget. 
  • We keep licensed electricians and plumbers on staff, so you interact with the same company no matter what stage of the project you're in.
  • We have built our company on honest, quality work.
  • Everyday, our guys clean up after themselves-sweeping, sweeping, and more sweeping. We do our best to minimize the chaos and mess from demo day till the finish line. 
  • Meet with us! Our design team and project managers are a pleasure to work with and we listen intently to your ideas 
We hope this advice clears up some of your remodel questions. Remodels can be an awesome experience when you hire the right crew. 

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