Who does the work
Construction is performed by our Kansas City installation partner — a licensed residential remodeling and additions contractor that has won a regional NARI award in residential interior remodeling. Those are the partner's credentials.
The license, insurance and warranty for your project are written into your proposal before you sign. We don't publish review counts, customer names or project photos we can't stand behind; when we can, they'll be here.
How a project goes
1. Get a quote — the space, the person, the city, a photo. 2. Design visit — we measure, check the slab or basement or lot, and tell you which suite the house wants and what the city allows.
3. Fixed written scope and price. 4. Permit, build, inspections, keys.
Why half this site is a planning library
Most builders want you to call before you know anything. We'd rather you arrive knowing whether your basement can legally hold a bedroom, whether your city treats a kitchen as an ADU, what each suite type costs nationally, and what a complete scope lists — because a family that knows those things makes a faster, better decision. Guides are built from adopted legislation, building-department publications and recognized housing resources, dated and sourced. Where the evidence doesn't support a number, the guide says so.
Images and diagrams
The main suite image is a concept illustration; real project photos will replace it as we are cleared to publish them. Diagrams show relationships, not floor plans.
Corrections
Use the quote form and start your message with "Correction."