Greater Cleveland
Full rehabilitation
A whole property taken back and rebuilt. Structure first, then systems, then every finish.
What this covers
- Framing, load-bearing repair and structural reinforcement
- Roof, masonry and exterior envelope
- Plumbing and electrical systems coordinated through
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Drywall, paint, flooring, trim and finishes
- Basements, porches, garages and outbuildings
Who this is for
Investors rehabbing a purchase, landlords rebuilding a tired unit, and owners taking a house back to the studs.
(216) 385-5028[email protected]
Questions we get asked.
- Do you take on whole houses or only rooms?
- Both. A whole property back to the studs is the job we are built around, but we will take a single room as readily.
- Can you look at a property before I buy it?
- Yes, at no charge and with no obligation. Knowing what a rehab actually costs before you commit is worth more than any quote we could give you afterwards.
- Do you work on commercial property?
- Yes. We work on both residential and commercial rehabilitation across Greater Cleveland.
Related work
Kitchens and bathrooms
Cabinetry, tile, counters and fixtures, and the plumbing and electrical behind the wall that nobody sees.
Structural repair
Framing, load-bearing repair and reinforcement. The work everything else in a building sits on.
Make ready and unit turns
Units brought back to rentable or listable condition. Room by room, or all at once.
We work across Cuyahoga County.
Cleveland · Parma · Lakewood · Euclid · Cleveland Heights · Strongsville · Shaker Heights · Westlake · North Olmsted · Solon · Rocky River · Beachwood · Garfield Heights · Maple Heights · Brecksville · Independence · Bay Village · Fairview Park · University Heights · South Euclid · Mayfield Heights · Berea · North Royalton · Broadview Heights · Bedford and the surrounding communities.
More on full rehabilitation
A full rehabilitation is the job we are built around. The property comes back to its bones, gets put right in the order a building actually needs, and comes out finished. Structure and framing first, because everything else sits on it. Then the envelope, so the building is dry. Then systems. Then every finish.
The order is not a preference, it is the difference between a job that finishes and a job that gets redone. New flooring installed before a roof leak is traced is new flooring installed twice. We sequence the work so that nothing finished has to be opened back up.
Doing it as one job rather than five trades hired separately is the point. On a full rehab the coordination is most of the work: who is on site, in what order, waiting on what. A property sitting empty while four outfits fail to line up is carrying cost with nothing to show for it.
We work on both residential and commercial property, and on both single units and whole buildings. Ten years of it, all in Cuyahoga County, which means the housing stock here holds few surprises for us.
Tell us about the job.
We will come and look at no charge to you, with no obligation either way. That includes a property you have not closed on yet.