We design and build kitchens, baths, and whole-home renovations for the kind of homeowner who reads the spec sheet. Five people, one project at a time, and a Friday walkthrough every week you can set your watch to.
Every job we've delivered is documented in the same way — measured drawings before, specification sheets during, and honest photography after. Here are three we're proud to point to.
A 1948 home with a kitchen never really touched since. We took it back to studs, moved a load-bearing wall, and rebuilt around Walnut cabinetry with Quartz counters and Brass fittings.
A five-bedroom Craftsman restored top-to-bottom: interior walls opened up, original Oak floors refinished, primary bath enlarged with a wet-room, Tile throughout. Six months on-site, delivered on schedule.
Full teardown of an original 1970s primary bath. New wet-wall configuration, heated Stone floors, walk-in shower with a Brass rain-head, and custom double vanity in Walnut.
Most homeowners have been burned by a contractor before. Our process exists to prevent every one of those failure modes — starting from the first conversation.
A 45-minute walkthrough on site. We look at what you have, what you want, and what's structurally possible. No pressure, no upsell.
Measured drawings, material specifications, and a fixed-price contract. You know the total number before we touch a wall.
One crew, one schedule, one project manager. Weekly walkthrough with you every Friday. No ghost weeks.
A shared punch list, walked with you personally. Every item signed off before we hand over keys and the final invoice.
They gave us a fixed number and a fixed date. Fourteen weeks later, they handed us the keys on the date they promised. That still doesn't feel real.
We interviewed six contractors before we picked Northline. Only two of them showed up with a real measured drawing. Only one of those actually stuck to it.
The Friday walkthroughs changed how we felt about the whole project. We always knew where we were, what was next, and how much room was left in the schedule.
Small crew. Same faces every day. Nobody scrolling their phone between jobs. It felt more like a family shop than a construction company. That's rare now.
Full kitchen remodels start at $58,000 and typically range from $75,000 to $180,000 depending on scope, materials, and layout changes. Every project gets a fixed-price contract before we touch a wall — no cost-plus, no surprises.
Typically four to seven months, depending on scope. We hand you a calendar in Phase 02 with weekly milestones. That calendar doesn't shift unless a discovery in the walls forces it — and when that happens, you hear about it that day.
Yes, and often. Roughly a third of our projects come to us with drawings already in hand. We collaborate directly with your designer through the estimate and build phases, and handle all the material sourcing coordination in-house.
The greater metro area and its surrounding suburbs. For projects large enough to keep our crew on-site full time, we occasionally travel further out — just ask.
Fully licensed in our state. General liability plus workers' comp on every employee. Certificates of insurance available on request during the estimate phase.