The problem
Why most jobs like this go sideways.
Interior remodels stall when the contractor never sequenced electrical, plumbing, drywall, tile, and cabinet install against a real calendar. You end up with an open kitchen for three months and a crew that shows up two days a week. Green O runs interior jobs on a fixed weekly sequence with a site lead who owns the punch list.
- Cabinets ordered before rough-in inspection = wall changes that break the layout
- Tile installed on unshimmed subfloor cracks within one season of use
- Paint sprayed before drywall is Level 4 finished shows every seam in gloss light
- No permit on a kitchen electrical rework voids homeowner insurance on any future fire claim
Interior projects don't fail in the big stuff - they fail at the punch list. The door that doesn't close, the grout line that wanders, the outlet behind the fridge that was "going to be wired tomorrow." You signed up for a finished kitchen and got a list of broken promises. You deserve a contractor whose finish crew is paid to chase the punch list to zero - and a written warranty when it's done. That's why our architect is on our payroll (not a third-party firm that disappears), and why we don't take the final check until you sign the punch list off yourself.
Included scope
In writing, before you sign anything.
Kitchen Remodel
Cabinets, counter, tile, plumbing, electrical. Designer optional.
Bath Remodel
Tile shower, vanity, fixtures, lighting. Permit handled.
Flooring
LVP, engineered hardwood, tile, carpet. Subfloor prep included.
Interior Paint
Sherwin-Williams Emerald + Cashmere. Prep included.
Drywall & Trim
Level 5 finish for gloss paint. Trim + door install.
What you get
What lands in your file when we're done.
You get a written scope with product selections, a fixed weekly work calendar posted on-site, permit pulled in Green O's name, and a bilingual site lead who runs the punch list. Every interior job leaves you with a workmanship warranty and a final walk where the punch list is closed before we invoice the final draw.
- Written scope with cabinet, counter, tile, floor, and paint selections finalized before demo
- Fixed weekly calendar posted on-site so you know what happens each day
- Permit and inspections handled by Green O — you never call the city
- Bilingual (EN/ES) site lead runs the punch list to zero before final invoice
- 10-year workmanship warranty on install; manufacturer warranties in your name
- Free design walk + written scope (no obligation, drawings yours to keep)
- Architect-stamped drawings for permitted work - produced in-house, no outside firm delays
- Full kitchen + bath remodel - cabinets, counter, tile, plumbing, electrical - one crew
- LVP, engineered hardwood, tile, carpet - full installer lineup
- Level 5 drywall finish for skim-coat and gloss paint applications
- Sherwin-Williams Emerald + Cashmere interior paint, prep included
- Final walk + punch list - we don't take the final check until YOU sign it off
How we work
How we run it.
Interior remodels run on a 4-step sequence: design walk with product selections, written scope and calendar, self-performed demo through finish, then a final punch walk. Typical kitchen or full-bath remodel in Beaverton runs 4 to 8 weeks depending on scope and cabinet lead time.
- Step 1: Design walk — measure, discuss selections, confirm scope
- Step 2: Written scope + fixed weekly calendar + permit pulled
- Step 3: Self-performed demo, rough-in, drywall, tile, cabinet, paint
- Step 4: Final walk with punch list closed before final invoice
Free Design Walk
Free in-home design + measurements. Architect-stamped drawings if permitted (in-house). Material selection meeting. No obligation, drawings yours to keep.
Written Scope + Containment
Free written scope, permit pulled in our name. Plastic + zip-wall containment, floor + adjacent room protection, daily HEPA vacuum. Your house stays livable.
Finish Crew On Site
Same in-house finish crew on-site daily. Daily clean-down. Bilingual lead. Subcontractor coordination handled - you call ONE PM.
Punch List To Zero
Final walk with you. Punch list closed before final payment. 5-year workmanship warranty. You sign it off - then we cash the check.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked.
The four we hear most: how long a kitchen or bath remodel takes, whether we handle design, if we pull permits, and whether we can live in the house during the job. Short answers: 4 to 8 weeks typical, yes we have an architect on payroll, yes we pull the permit, and yes with dust barriers if the kitchen or a bath is the only affected room.
- Typical Beaverton kitchen remodel: 4-8 weeks including cabinet lead time
- Architect on payroll — no separate design fee for scope under $150k
- Permit pulled by Green O; inspections attended by our project lead
- Live-in remodels supported with dust barriers and a nightly clean-down
Do I need an architect for a kitchen remodel?
Depends on scope. Pulling a load-bearing wall or moving plumbing across the slab - yes. Cosmetic refresh - no. We tell you which yours is upfront, in the free walk-through. No mystery.
How long does a kitchen take?
Most full kitchens 6-10 weeks from demo to final walk. Bath 3-5 weeks. You get a calendar before we start - not a vague "few months."
Can you live in the house during a remodel?
Yes for most. Bath remodels often work better if you have a second bath. Kitchens we set up a temporary prep zone - we want you eating dinner at home, not at Chipotle for two months.
Do you handle the permit?
Yes. Pulled in our name. We schedule inspections and meet inspectors on-site. If something gets red-tagged, that's our problem to fix, not yours to figure out.
What happens if I pick the wrong contractor?
Wrong contractor takes the deposit, demos your kitchen, then the work stalls. The next contractor charges double to fix the first one's mistakes. The permit is in your name so the city calls YOU. We've been in Beaverton 17 years - when we take a deposit, the work finishes on the date we said.
Can you finish a remodel before a specific move-in date?
Yes — we plan the schedule backward from your hard date. Architect-on-payroll means design changes do not cost you 3-week delays waiting on an outside firm.
Do you handle permits and inspections for interior work?
Yes — pulled in our name. We own the inspector relationship. You never call the city.
Where we work
Interior across the Portland metro
Twelve cities. One CCB-licensed crew that lives here. The contractor in your driveway with the out-of-state plate will be gone by next storm — we're still answering the phone in year seven. Tap any city for local proof, response times, and the ZIPs we cover.
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Free inspection — no obligation, written report yours to keep
Probably not the right move if you want the cheapest bid.
If you want this done once — by a CCB-licensed local who'll still answer the phone in year seven — we reply to every web inquiry inside 15 minutes during business hours (Mon–Sat 8 AM–7 PM PT). Storm damage or active leak? Call (971) 226-7751 — same-day callback.
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- Veteran-owned
- 17 years Portland metro
- 15-min business-hours reply
Direct line
(971) 226-7751
Hours
Mon–Sat
8 AM – 7 PM PT
Office
20001 SW Tualatin Valley Hwy
Suite 208
Beaverton, OR 97006
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