
Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen renovations with cabinetry, countertops, tile, and lighting handled by one crew — plus the trim and finish work that makes it look built-in, not bolted on.
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Outdoor space built to last past the warranty
Deck builds and rebuilds, covered porches, patios, driveways, and flatwork — with the footings and hardware to survive Nebraska frost.
Everything outdoors in Nebraska lives or dies on what is underground. Frost goes deep here, and a footing that stops short of it will heave — lifting a deck out of level or cracking a slab straight across.
We dig below frost line, every time. Then we frame with the hardware that is rated for it: hot-dip galvanized or stainless connectors, properly flashed ledgers, and joist hangers actually filled with the right fasteners instead of whatever was in the pouch.
Ledger flashing deserves special mention. A deck ledger bolted to a house without flashing is the single most common way people rot out a rim joist without ever knowing it.
Not a shortcut we take. Frost heave is what turns a five-year-old deck into a trip hazard and a slab into a crack.
The connection between a deck and your house is where rot starts. We flash it so water sheds away instead of into your rim joist.
Pressure-treated, cedar, and composite each make sense for different budgets and different owners. We will lay out the real cost over fifteen years, not just the quote.
Decks over a certain height need a permit and an inspection in the Omaha area. We pull it and meet the inspector.
Serving Omaha, Bellevue, Papillion, La Vista, Gretna, Elkhorn, Bennington, and every community within about a 45-minute drive.
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Composite costs more up front and almost nothing after. Cedar looks better on day one and needs sealing every couple of years. Pressure-treated is the budget option and will need the most attention. All three are legitimate — it depends on how much weekend maintenance you actually want.
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Most remodels touch more than one of these. Bundling them into one project is almost always cheaper than doing them a year apart.

Full kitchen renovations with cabinetry, countertops, tile, and lighting handled by one crew — plus the trim and finish work that makes it look built-in, not bolted on.
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Tile showers, vanities, and full bathroom rebuilds. Waterproofing done right behind the tile so the beautiful part stays beautiful.
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Comprehensive renovations that update the layout, systems, and finishes of an entire house — managed as a single project instead of a dozen disconnected ones.
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