Pick the room you came for. One crew handles the rest.

Single rooms run 2–4 weeks once design is locked. A mid-range kitchen runs 6–10 weeks of active build. A bathroom runs 4–6 weeks (longer if the tile work is custom). A whole-home interior — kitchen + baths + living + paint + flooring — runs 4–8 months. We hand you a written start-and-end date before demo and update you weekly.

Framing, drywall, paint, trim, cabinetry, and tile are RA’s own crews. Plumbing and electrical run through long-standing partner trades who work to our calendar — not the other way around. For mold remediation above the Texas TDLR licensing threshold, we coordinate with a TDLR-credentialed partner and stay on as the source-cause and rebuild contractor of record.

Parallel-zone scheduling. Larger experienced crews mean kitchen demo can run while a bath roughs in while a finished room gets its second coat — without quality loss, because every trade is the same crew. Smaller GCs run sequential because they only have one or two carpenters. We don’t.

Every scope change is documented in writing — photo, location, cost, schedule impact — and signed by you before the work starts. We do not proceed until you sign off. No surprise billing at the end. The line we hold: change orders happen when the scope expands, not when we missed something on the original spec.

Sometimes — if a covered peril triggered the damage. Roof leak that damaged the kitchen ceiling and cabinets. Burst pipe that took out the flooring. HVAC condensate failure that grew mold behind the drywall. The carrier scope covers the repair; you can fold discretionary upgrades into the same project. We document the covered-event chain and write the estimate as a line-itemized scope so the carrier reads it cleanly.

About 90 minutes. The crew lead who would build the project walks every room with you, takes field measurements, and works through the integration questions that change the spec — appliance selection, plumbing relocations, trim profile match for older houses. You leave with a real scope conversation, not a high-pressure pitch. No obligation, no catalog flip.