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We are writing to let you know how pleased we are with our newly finished basement! We have been very satisfied with the entire project -- the actual building process and the end results. We found you and your staff easy to work with and always willing and able to answer our questions. We also appreciated how it was handled when things requiring further decisions came up during the building process. We especially appreciated how careful your staff was to protect the rest of our home during ...
Jack and Laurie
All Phase Remodeling - FAQs for Remodeling & Home Improvement

What are the first steps in my remodeling project?

  • Develop a list of priorities - what you need vs. what you want. If you need to cut costs this list will help you decide what you can do without.
  • Establish a budget - How much are you able to spend? Where is your funding coming from?
  • Get ideas! Look in magazines. Tear out pictures and circle what you like, Visit home shows and parades of homes, or take pictures.


How do I select a remodeling contractor?

  • Ask neighbors, friends, and associates for referrals!
  • Contact your local Home Builders Association.
  • Interview several remodelers to find out how long they've been in business; have they done a project like yours? Do they have a list of references? Who does the work - the employees or subcontractors? What professional organizations do they belong to?
  • Check with the Better Business Bureau.
  • Are they licensed and insured?
  • How professional does the firm seem to you?
  • What kind of services do they offer
  • Do they seem organized enough and large enough to do your project?
  • Will you need a designer? Does the company have one on staff, or do you need to find one?
  • Ask each firm interviewed for a range estimate for the work you are considering. (Some contractors will do this on the first consultation, while some will need time to consider.)
  • What is the contractor's warranty?