Remodeling your home can be the smartest “move” you make. Whether you have a newer home, or an old one, eventually you will consider home remodeling. Additionally, many empty nesters are looking to downsize but are accustomed to houses with high end interior finishes. Adding a great new look to your home is important but creating function and convenience can be equally valuable. Our remodeling services starts first with “listening and understanding” your present needs and future plans. We then move into the designing stage; interpreting the clients overall style and pairing up an interior designer as part of the team. Our team of experts consists of specialized craftsmen essential in creating the quality that is synonymous with Hillis Bolte. Our dedication to excellence combined with our commitment to the finest residential remodeling has been the cornerstone of our success.

Understanding quality construction and attention to detail is as important as having a project finish on time and on budget. Our experience and creativity enables us to maximize your dollar through extensive value engineering and cost efficiencies. We will educate you on the remodeling process as well as work with you on the smartest, most efficient and creative way to remodel your home with as little inconvenience and disruption as possible. Creative home remodeling often involves bright ideas that help beautify your home at the least possible cost.

Our philosophy is to manage each job as if it were our own home by providing:

• Job Binder- Includes all important documents
• Pictures- Before, During Construction and After Pictures.
• Warranty- “Quality You Expect” with a Two Year Warranty.
• Customer Satisfaction – Check our record with BBB and Registrar of Contractors.
• Full Service – We provide everything from Residential Remodeling, New Construction Commercial Construction, Tenant Improvements and Handyman Home Maintenance

Residential Remodeling ServicesHillis Bolte provides remodeling services with a strong commitment to personalized service, meticulous detail, project quality and the timely and economical completion of our work.

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Remodeling Tips

1. Before you make any sort of purchase for your home remodeling project, you need to make sure that you have enough money to start and complete the project. Balance out your finances, even make a checklist. If things balance out, then you have the green light to move ahead with your home remodeling. Try to avoid getting into debt or having any unrealistic expectations; be sensible.
2. The next step should be figuring out how you want to remodel your home. Remember, home remodeling is not about what the modern trends of home remodeling are; it’s about what fits your personality and style. Go through books, walk through show rooms and get a feel for what you want. It will also help to walk through your house, going through each room and taking a mental picture of what might work and what will not. After you know what you want, configure a plan, and begin looking for contractors to help you.
3. Qualifying your contractor. Check the following items
   • Current Business license.
   • Better Business Bureau Membership.
   • Current References.
   • Workman’s Compensation Insurance.
   • General Liability Insurance
4. Written Documents with Contract
   • Scope of work.
   • Selections.
   • Drawings and Elevations
   • Predetermined progress payment schedule
   • Work schedule
5. After the money is budgeted and you’ve made a plan for your remodeling project, it’s time to get to work. Home remodeling is not a quick process, it will take some time. So, you need to make sure that you take a little time once in awhile during the process to monitor the progression of the project(s). During this time it is also important to monitor finances, making sure that you are not overspending.
6. Move personal property from construction areas and declare all work zones off-limits to children and pets.
7. Keep a job file including your contract, plans, specifications, invoices, change orders and all correspondence that is made between you and the contractor.
8. Request that a contractor’s affidavit of Final Release and Mechanic’s Lien Waiver is provided to you at the time you make final payment.