Reasonable Renovations

Mike and his crew did a fantastic job on repair and re-configuring our master bath following a major water leak. He and his workmen followed safety and sanitary protocols in light of the Covid risk. The cabinets were refinished and reinstalled, new cabinet installed, new cultured marble walls and frameless glass replaced an old tiny shower into a safe shower to be used by seniors. Mike was easy to work with and was hands on for the job. Highly recommend them. As the name implies, they are Reasonable, having had other estimates.for comparison.

I am impressed with Mike and his crew as humans and as professionals. I literally cannot see the patches they did in the sheet rock. They showed attention to detail, showed up on time, and worked quickly and quietly. They cleaned up after themselves. My husband, who is an engineer, was equally satisfied.

Mike is amazing... I don't think there is any project he can't master. I have had him hang lights and fans, install a granite countertop, sinks and faucets, build shelving, and so much more. He is professional, on time, and affordable.

We hired this company to convert a dark, smelly 350 sq foot motorcycle repair shed with extension cord wiring into a classroom for adult and children's religious education classes that easily holds 45 chairs at a house church. The church campus is very happy with the renovations. The classroom is now bright, welcoming and without bad smells. Pictures are available. You're welcome to come by and see it by appointment. This project included adding new electrical wiring, new shingles and replacing bad plywood decking, creating a new back entrance doorway where none existed, changing the solid front doors to French doors with windows and interior blinds, & adding a double-paned window, where there had been a small single pane window. The walls and ceiling were drywalled and insulated after removing a loft and workbenches. They put in a window air conditioner/heating unit that works great in the Houston weather. They added a new wheelchair ramp at the front door and new steps at the backdoor. One of the unique features was planning for future flooding by adding insulation resistant to moisture and mold growth, moisture resistant drywall and taller baseboards. The surrounding area flooded during Hurricane Harvey and thankfully the water did not get in the house. These baseboards were raised higher than it's ever flooded, so that if it ever does flood, all that is needed is to replace the baseboards and put in a small amount of new insulation rather than having to rip out all the drywall. The negative for this project was that it ended up costing more than what we had budgeted because of the "surprises" found once they took down the walls and ceiling.