Interior and exterior remodeling under one number. Kitchens and bathrooms, drywall and paint, floors and tile, roofs, gutters and siding — and commercial build-outs for shops, salons and offices.
Six things that normally mean six different contractors and six different schedules. Every photo below is our own work.
Whole rooms rather than odd jobs — kitchens, bathrooms, basements and rentals taken from demolition through to the last piece of trim.
Hung, taped, textured and painted. Most remodels live or die on this part, because it is the surface you actually look at once everything else is hidden.
Tile, luxury vinyl plank and hardwood. Layout is decided before anything is glued down, because a floor that starts crooked cannot be corrected at the far wall.
Roofs, gutters and downspouts. Most of the water damage we get called to fix inside a house started somewhere on the outside of it.
Siding, wrap and exterior repair on houses and on commercial buildings — including the work that needs a lift rather than a ladder.
Shops, salons and offices fitted out end to end. A commercial space is a deadline more than a design problem — every day it is closed costs the owner money.
When a remodel goes wrong it is usually not the work that failed — it is the gaps between trades. The tile man cannot start because the plumber has not been, the plumber is waiting on the framer, and the person chasing all three is you, from your job, on your phone.
Doing interior and exterior under one contract removes those gaps, because the person scheduling the plumber is the same person who has to hang the drywall afterwards. Nobody gets to blame the trade before them.
The shop in this photo is the argument. The same crew laid that floor, built and finished those walls, and hung the lighting. One schedule, one number to call, and one person answering for the result.
Houses and commercial buildings, inside and out. These are our own jobs, not catalogue photos.
This is the call we get most. Someone started it, took a deposit, and stopped answering. We will come and tell you what is actually salvageable and what has to come out — including the parts where the honest answer costs us work.
Turnovers are a different job from a remodel: the work is smaller but the date is not negotiable. Paint, floors, drywall and a working bathroom, sequenced so it is finished when the next tenant is standing at the door.
Commercial work is planned backwards from the opening date. We would rather tell you at the estimate that a date is not realistic than agree to it and hand you an excuse three weeks later.
A stain on a ceiling is the end of the story, not the beginning. Because we do the roof, the gutters and the drywall, we can follow it back to where the water actually got in instead of handing you to somebody else halfway through.
In person and at no charge, with you pointing at things. That is when the surprises get found, not later.
What is included, what is not, and what would change the number. A verbal quote is how disputes start.
You call one number for the whole job. Coordinating the trades is our problem, not something you do from work.
A punch list you write, not one we hand you. It is finished when you say it is finished.
Jorge Coello. We take on interior and exterior remodeling for homeowners, landlords and business owners — and we take on the coordination that normally lands on the customer.
Range is the point here, not a list. A crew that can hang drywall, set tile, run gutters and finish a storefront is a crew that can follow a problem from the ceiling stain back to the roof, instead of stopping at the edge of its own trade and handing you a phone number.
We work in English and in Spanish, and we would rather turn down a job than take one we cannot finish on the date we gave you.
We would rather tell you on the phone that you are outside what we cover than take the appointment and leave you waiting for a truck that is not coming. Call or send a message with your address and you will get a straight yes or no before anyone drives anywhere.
Call or send photos on WhatsApp. You will get a real look at the job, a written scope and a number — and an honest answer about the date.
