Welcome to Cransten Remodeling. From quick repairs to bathroom refreshes to full-scale remodels, our crew treats your home like it’s our own. We show up on time, do the work right and keep the sawdust to a minimum (we can’t promise zero but we try). Ready to get started? Click the button below to get your quote today.
Most homeowners dread remodeling because contractors disappear, drag out timelines, or surprise them with hidden costs. Cransten completely changes that experience. Instead of dealing with reliable-sounding builders who disappear halfway through, you get a dedicated team of trade specialists assigned to your project from day one through final walkthrough. They guide you step-by-step through design, permits, and construction, keeping every stage organized, on schedule, and on budget.
So whether you’re updating a kitchen, finishing a basement, or adding a full addition, we delivers top-tier craftsmanship with total peace of mind. With transparent pricing, flexible financing, and strict quality control, we’ll take the stress out of major home renovations so you can enjoy the process and love your upgraded space.
How is your contractor staffed? Do they have enough guys to do the project, or are they short handed and unable to complete your project in a timely manner?
How do they train their employees? Do they have any training they provide their employees or do they let them fly by the seat of their pants?
Do they use mainly subs or do 80-90% in house? It is ok to use subs for some portions of the job when needed, but if they use all subs you can guarantee they can’t control quality or timeliness of job completion.
Are their “employees” 1099 Contractor’s or W2? In most states it is not legal to have 1099 employees. The bigger issue though comes down to liability. If they have all 1099 contractors in your home doing work and there is an accident, who will cover that bill? Them, you, the 1099 employee?
Does the Contractor Run Thorough Background Checks? Unfortunately it is a fact that after a home remodel, there is tendency to see a spike in crime to those homes. Why? Roughly 20-45% of people working in the trades have serious felonies within the last 1-5 years. If contractors aren’t vetting these guys before they come to your home, you could be putting yourself at risk.