Process, Permit & Timeline Questions
Permits and sequencing decide whether a project finishes on time. These answers cover Clark County permitting, inspections, scheduling, and how long each phase realistically takes.
Do you pull permits, or do I?
We pull them. Permits with the City of Vancouver, Camas, Battle Ground, or Clark County are handled as part of the scope, including inspections and final sign-off.
Read more →How long does a kitchen or bathroom remodel take?
A typical bathroom runs 3–5 weeks on site, a kitchen 6–10 weeks, plus 2–4 weeks up front for design, selections, and permits. Custom cabinetry and special-order tile are the most common causes of delay.
Read more →Can I live in the house during the remodel?
For most single-room projects, yes. We contain dust, protect walkways, and keep at least one working bathroom and kitchen access where possible. Whole-home renovations and structural work usually require temporary relocation.
Read more →How do I track progress on my project?
Active clients get a private portal link with a live weekly progress chart of planned versus actual work, plus proposals, scope documents, and digital acceptance in one place.
Read more →Who is my point of contact during the job?
One licensed project lead owns the job start to finish — scheduling trades, quality control, inspections, and communication. You never have to chase separate subcontractors.
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