Winds of Change Remodeling

We contacted Winds of change because we needed help. We had been the victims of a dishonest and incompetent contractor. Our previous contractor had done the demolition of our existing bathroom, but dragged out the reconstruction. They didn’t give us a completion date or an accurate estimate of the total cost. In the end, they caused a leak and refused to perform a correction in a satisfactory manner. David and his team assessed the situation for us, promptly gave us an estimate for the cost, start date and end date for the project. David assisted my wife in making wise design choices, and work started promptly on our agreed date. The Winds of Change team took every precaution to protect our home from damage and debris during the work by utilizing floor covering and temporary dust doors. They made generous concessions to accommodate our unique family situation. Additionally, once the work had begun, the team worked continuously without interruption and completed the work within the specified timeline. The Winds of Change onsite supervision of sub-contractors is a game changing characteristic of this company. Winds of Change personnel make regular site visits to assure that the work was occurring in the proper sequence, was up to their high standard and proceeding within schedule. This eliminated the stress of monitoring the work of the sub-contractors by us, the home owners. In the end, we have a beautiful bathroom and a great appreciation of David and the Winds of Change team!

I hired Winds of Change to do a major remodeling of the master bathroom. This included rotating the shower, moving the toilet and adding a sink. They also removed one wall and moved another wall. I was thrilled with the results! They taped the area off to limit the dust and dirt from getting into the rest of the house and they cleaned up daily. What was key to me was that they kept in touch with updates regularly so I always knew how they were progressing and what to expect. I also appreciated that the initial budget was realistic and I was able to get the look I wanted within the allowances.