Remodeling Contractor in Clovis, CA

Making a Clovis house fit the family again

Clovis sits on the northeast side of Fresno, and a lot of its homes are in newer subdivisions. They were built with decent bones and builder-grade finishes, then the family moved in and the kids got bigger. Now the kitchen needs room for more than one cook and the primary bath feels like an afterthought. Closer to Old Town Clovis the houses are older, and a remodel often means updating plumbing and wiring along with the finishes.

Remodeling Contractor work in Clovis

Whichever kind of house you're in, you'll probably be living in it while we work. We plan the order so there's always a working bathroom and a clear path to the front door. We talk through how to contain dust and keep the rest of the house usable during demo. Framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, cabinets, countertops and flooring follow one schedule under one crew. Remodels that move walls or systems may need a permit from the City of Clovis building department.

Call us and tell us what bugs you about the house. We'll walk it with you room by room and talk about what's possible, from a new shower to an opened-up kitchen or an extra bedroom off the back. A written scope and estimate comes before any work starts. When the last cabinet pull is on, we walk the finished rooms together so you can point out anything that needs a touch-up.

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Typical projects

Typical remodeling contractor projects in Clovis

Updating a shop interior near Old Town

A shop owner rents a storefront close to Old Town Clovis and wants the inside to feel fresh for customers. The layout needs a new fitting room wall, better lighting over the displays and a counter that fits the way the owner works. We look at the space together, note what stays and what goes, and put the whole thing in a written scope. Framing, electrical, sheetrock, millwork and floor finishes are coordinated by one crew so the shop can reopen with a clean look. Changes like these may need review by the City of Clovis building department, which we discuss during planning.

Dining room into a home office

Plenty of Clovis subdivision homes came with a formal dining room right by the front door, and many families never eat there. One common request is to close that room in and make it a quiet home office. That can mean framing a wall with a door, adding outlets and a data-friendly desk area, better lighting and some built-in shelving. We walk the room, check what the existing wiring can handle and write up the scope before work starts. Sheetrock, trim and paint-ready finishes tie the new wall into the house so it looks original. You end up with a room you actually use every day.

New floors and stairs throughout

A Clovis family in a two-story house is tired of stained carpet on the stairs and mismatched flooring downstairs. They want one continuous floor finish, new stair treads and trim that looks clean. Flooring work touches almost every room, so we plan it in sections that let the family keep sleeping upstairs and cooking downstairs. During the walk we check for squeaks, loose subfloor and baseboards that will need replacing. The written scope lists each area, the stair work and the trim, then the crew works through it in the agreed order. A final walkthrough gives everyone the chance to spot a gap or a scuff.

What's included

What's included

A remodeling contractor changes the home you already live in, from a single bathroom to a new kitchen layout, a room addition or a whole-house update. Ben-Rick Construction Inc. plans that work around your household, coordinates every trade on the job and keeps one licensed team with you from the first visit to the final walkthrough. Here's what a remodeling project in Clovis usually covers.

Kitchen and bathroom remodels

New layouts, cabinets, counters, tile, fixtures and lighting, with the plumbing and electrical behind them updated as part of the job.

Layout changes and home additions

Opening walls, reworking rooms that don't fit how you live, and adding space when the family needs more of it.

Every trade under one team

Demo and cleanup, framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall and texture, millwork and hardware, countertops and flooring, coordinated in one planned order. You have one person to call.

Repairs and property loss rebuilds

Construction repairs around the house, plus rebuilding after a property loss with an itemized scope and estimate and coordination with your adjuster.

How we work

How a remodeling contractor job runs in Clovis

  1. Talk it through

    You call and tell us which rooms aren't working and what you'd like them to do for your household.

  2. Walk the site

    We walk the house with you, check for clues about what's behind the walls and plan how you'll live at home while the work happens.

  3. Written scope and estimate

    You get a written scope and estimate before any demo starts, so you know exactly what's included.

  4. Build and final walkthrough

    The crew works through the rooms in a planned order and cleans up as it goes. At the end we walk the finished remodel with you.

FAQ

Remodeling Contractor in Clovis: questions

Our Clovis subdivision kitchen has a tiny island nobody can sit at. Can you rework it into something we'll use?

Usually, yes. We look at clearances, where the sink and range sit and whether plumbing or power has to move for a bigger island. Then you get a written scope for the layout you pick.

I bought an older house near Old Town Clovis and I'm nervous about what's hiding in the walls. How do you handle that?

We look for warning signs at the site visit, like old panels or patched pipes, and talk about likely issues up front. If something new turns up once a wall is open, we stop, show you and put the change in writing before continuing.

My husband and I keep bumping elbows at our Clovis bathroom sink. Can you fit a double vanity?

Often, by borrowing a little space from a linen closet or reworking the layout. We check the drain and supply lines to see what's practical, then plan the vanity, lighting and mirror together.

We need a fourth bedroom in our Clovis home and don't want to move. Is an addition the way to go?

It often is on Clovis lots with a usable backyard. We look at the roofline, the foundation and how a new room joins the hallway. Sometimes reworking an existing space works too, and we'll show you both.

Does the City of Clovis have to sign off on moving a wall in my kitchen?

Moving walls, plumbing or electrical may need a permit from the City of Clovis building department. The city sets those requirements. We'll go over what your remodel likely involves when we walk the kitchen.

Our Clovis family room is dark and closed off. Could bigger windows or a wider opening help?

Often, yes. Enlarging a window or widening a doorway means new framing and a header, and better lighting can help too. We look at the wall and what runs through it before we plan anything.

I'd like to pick my own tile for our Clovis shower remodel. Do you work that way?

Yes. You choose the finishes and we build around them. We'll tell you the sizes and quantities we need so everything's on hand when it's time to set tile.

We're home all day with little ones. Which remodel days get loud?

Demo and framing are the noisiest. Drywall finishing, trim and cabinet work are much quieter. We'll mark the loud days on the plan so you can schedule naps and errands around them.

The laundry room in our Clovis place is basically a hallway closet. Can a remodel give it some space?

Often, by borrowing from a hall, closet or the garage wall. We check plumbing, venting and electrical to see what's possible and write up the options.

We've got a property loss at our Clovis house and the adjuster wants a repair estimate. Who writes that?

We can. We prepare an itemized repair scope and estimate, coordinate with your adjuster and then rebuild. Call (559) 257-2397 to set up a visit.

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