Remodeling Contractor — Kitchens, Baths & Whole Homes

Overview

Renovation Run Like A Construction Project, Not A Guess

Most remodeling complaints are not about tile or cabinet doors. They are about schedule slip, change orders that appear after demolition, trades that no-show, and a homeowner living without a kitchen for eleven weeks because nobody sequenced the work. Beast Construction Inc approaches kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling the way we approach a commercial build: scope defined in writing, selections locked before demolition, lead-time items ordered early, and one superintendent responsible for who is on site each day.

Because we are a full general contractor with heavy civil crews, we can also do the parts many remodelers subcontract out or refuse. Moving a load-bearing wall, adding a footing for a new post, cutting a basement egress window, re-routing a failing sewer lateral, pouring a new patio slab off the new French doors, or grading the yard back after an addition — all of that stays inside one contract with our concrete, excavation and drainage crews.

We work on everything from a single hall bathroom to a full gut renovation of a farmhouse in Southside Virginia. What does not change is the process: measure the existing conditions, be honest about what we cannot see, price contingency openly instead of burying it, and protect the parts of your home we are not working on.

Kitchen Remodeling

A kitchen remodel touches every trade in the house. We start with how you actually use the room — who cooks, how many people are in there at once, where the trash and the coffee and the groceries land — then work the layout backward from that. Options range from a cosmetic refresh (cabinet refacing or replacement, new counters, backsplash, lighting and flooring) to a structural reconfiguration that removes a wall between kitchen and living space and installs a properly sized beam and bearing path down to a new footing.

Typical scope includes cabinetry installation, countertop templating and coordination in quartz, granite or solid surface, tile backsplash, undercabinet and recessed lighting, dedicated appliance circuits, GFCI and AFCI protection to current code, range hood venting to the exterior, plumbing rough-in for sinks, filtered water and pot fillers, flooring, trim and paint. We flag the items that cause most kitchen delays — countertop fabrication windows, appliance lead times, and custom cabinet schedules — before we ever swing a hammer.

Bathroom Remodeling

Bathrooms are small, wet, and expensive per square foot for good reason: waterproofing and ventilation decide whether the room lasts twenty years or rots out in six. We build showers over a proper pan or bonded waterproof membrane system, use cement board or foam board rather than drywall in wet areas, slope pans correctly to the drain, and vent the fan to the outdoors rather than into an attic.

Scope commonly includes tub-to-shower conversions, curbless and low-threshold showers, custom tile and niche work, vanities and quartz tops, comfort-height toilets, exhaust fans, heated floor mats, blocking for future grab bars, and aging-in-place modifications for homeowners planning to stay put. Where a bathroom sits over a crawlspace with a moisture problem, we address the crawlspace and site drainage too rather than tiling over the cause.

Basements, Additions & Whole-Home Renovation

Finishing a basement is only worth doing once the water is handled. We evaluate exterior grading, gutter discharge, footing drains and sump provisions before framing anything below grade, then insulate and frame in a way that tolerates the humidity a basement will always have. Egress windows, which require excavation, a window well and a properly cut foundation opening, are squarely in our wheelhouse.

Additions and whole-home renovations are where a general contractor earns the fee. Footings and foundation, framing tied into existing structure, roof tie-ins that actually shed water, siding and window matching, HVAC capacity checks, electrical service upgrades, and interior finish — sequenced so the family can stay in the house where that is realistic. See our residential construction page for new builds, and roofing and exteriors for envelope work.

Selections, Allowances & Change Orders

We quote remodels with either firm selections or clearly stated allowances, so you know exactly what tile, cabinet line, fixture grade and countertop material the number includes. Change orders are priced and signed before the work happens, never delivered as a surprise at closeout. If demolition uncovers something genuinely unknowable — failed subfloor, knob-and-tube wiring, a rotted sill plate, undersized joists — you will get photos, an explanation and options the same day.