Exterior or interior, whole house or just one room; our professional designers, craftsman and installers will work with your and your remodel project, every step of the way. Home remodeling, no matter how large or small the project, can add value and livability to your home. We have transformed over 5,000 homes. Take a look at some examples of our work, then call us to begin your remodel process.
Process Step Overview
Initial Consultation
Preliminary Agreement
Construction Stage
Your Dream Space
STEP 1: INITIAL CONSULTATION
An initial consultation for a remodeling project is a crucial first step where you discuss your project’s goals, requirements, and vision.
- During the initial consultation, you’ll meet with us to discuss your remodeling project. The primary focus is on establishing clear communication and determining the scope of work.
- Project Discussion: You’ll describe your goals, vision, and the improvements you want to make to your space. Be as detailed as possible about your needs and preferences.
- Budget Discussion: You’ll talk about your budget range, and we will help you understand what’s feasible within that budget. It’s important to be open about your financial constraints.
- Timeline: You’ll discuss your expected project timeline and any specific timing constraints you may have, such as special events or holidays.
- With the scope of work in place, Atlantic Tile and Granite will provide you a preliminary estimate. This is an initial cost projection based on the project’s scope and your budget.
STEP 2: PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
Once we’ve established the basis for our work, we’ll move on to the next step, which includes:
Design and planning:
- Design Concept: Working with architects or designers, you develop a design concept for the remodel. This includes layout changes, material choices, and fixture selections.
- Detailed Plans: Once the concept is approved, detailed architectural plans and construction drawings are created.
- Permits: We assist in securing any necessary permits from local authorities.
- Material Selection: You schedule an appointment in our showroom to select specific material, finishes, and fixtures for the project.
Finalizing the schedule:
- Schedule: We create a project schedule with clear milestones and timelines for each phase.
- Coordination: The schedule should consider the coordination of various trades (plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc.).
- Client Input: You have an opportunity to review and approve the project schedule to ensure it aligns with your timing needs.
STEP 3: CONSTRUCTION PHASE
The next step includes everything from finalizing details to beginning construction. As home remodelers in Eastside and King County, we work hard to keep our construction on schedule so you can be one step closer to your finished home.
Construction phase:
Once all permits are in place, materials are sourced, and the project is meticulously planned, the construction phase can commence. This stage includes several key elements. Atlantic Tile and Granite provides you with updates along the whole construction phase.
Project updates:
Effective project updates ensure that you are informed and involved throughout the construction phase, allowing you to make decisions, address issues promptly, and maintain clear communication with the construction team. If there are changes or modifications to the project’s scope, these should be documented in change orders with updated timelines and costs.
If any issues or unexpected challenges arise, the contractor provides solutions and a plan for resolution.Consider visiting the construction site periodically to observe the progress and address any concerns directly.
The construction phase is an exciting time as you witness your renovation project taking shape. It’s also a period when close collaboration with us and effective project management can help ensure a successful and satisfying remodel.
YOUR DREAM HOME
The final step is simple — stepping into your newly renovated dream home.
Final Walkthrough
The final walkthrough is a crucial step in the house remodeling process. It provides you with the opportunity to inspect the completed work, identify any issues or concerns, and ensure that the project meets your expectations before it’s considered finished.
If you notice any issues or have questions during the walkthrough, discuss them with your contractor or project manager. They should be prepared to address your concerns and make necessary adjustments or corrections.
And the rest is history.
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