Home Remodeling

Bathroom Remodeling

Our contracting team has in-house contractors, plumbers, electricians, and other experts who are ready to take your remodel to the next level. Bathroom remodeling may require the moving of pipes, relocating bathtubs, or upgrading to modern fixtures that require additional water pressure. Upgrading flooring, backsplash, and cabinets may seem like an easy DIY project, but there is a lot more that could be beneficial to an older bathroom, requiring the specialized knowledge of a home builder.

Kitchen Remodeling

Upgrades in the kitchen are often about aesthetics and better flow, especially if you host or have large family dinners regularly. Moving about a cramped or poorly designed kitchen can make cooking and baking much more difficult. Even if your kitchen remodel is purely cosmetic, working with a professional team ensures the job is done efficiently, correctly, and with proper legal permits. Instead of jumping through all of these hoops yourself, our contractors can do all the heavy lifting for you.

Basement Refinishing

One of the most common remodels is finishing a basement. Adding insulation, building out more bedrooms, adding an additional bathroom, or converting it into a theatre or hobby room all come with their own special set of requirements. Many homeowners want to rent out their basement, which means that it must meet proper living requirements, including egress windows. 

For other basement projects, custom finishes may be needed, requiring the skills of a carpenter or contractor. Installing a custom bar, adding soundproofing to the walls, or adding proper insulation for chilly winter nights can be handled by the team at Dirty Deeds. 

Painting

A simple coat of paint can go a long way in a home remodeling project. Adding a fresh coat of paint, changing up the color, or getting creative with an accent wall can be the boost your home needs to feel more cohesive and inviting. Dirty Deeds Construction also has skilled painters who can work on homes large and small to help them achieve a smooth and lasting finish.

Drywall

Setting up a home for success in the future is important during a remodel. Especially if corners were cut during the original construction process and a remodel is needed to fix these issues. Drywall installation requires precision, ensuring seams are not near doors or windows that could lead to cracking in the future. During a remodel, new drywall may be installed to improve energy efficiency in the home or to keep out excess moisture. Damaged drywall needs to be replaced in order for your walls and ceilings to remain secure, especially if you are completing other upgrades around the home. 

Insulation

Keeping your home comfortable in every season is possible thanks to insulation. While insulation is often thought of as keeping us warm, it can also help keep cool air inside the home during the summer months. Older homes may not have enough insulation to keep air inside the home and outside contaminants out, so replacing it or adding more can help fix this problem for the future. Proper insulation helps HVAC systems run more efficiently, helping the home to be environmentally friendly. 

Finish Work

One of the final steps of a remodeling project is the finish work such as trim, backsplashes, door casings, crown molding, light fixtures, and electrical faceplates. All of these small details can really make or break a home remodel. Even the final coat of paint or small touch-ups are considered finish work and should never be overlooked if you want your home to feel complete. 

Tile & Brick

Before tile and brick work can be completed, you will need to have a flat and clean surface. Our remodelers ensure these areas are moisture-resistant and completely level, achieving a cohesive look. Tile is often installed in bathrooms and kitchens, where moisture and humidity are high. Professionally installing tile will prevent mold growth that can lead to health concerns and material deterioration.