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The Right Approach for Your Project

G-Max Construction takes on residential remodeling projects ranging from targeted repairs to full home renovations. The focus is on doing the work properly, keeping the process clear, and avoiding issues down the line.

Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling

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Structural, Repair & Exterior Work

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Major Residential Renovations & Planning

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Permit Management & City Coordination

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Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling ✳︎ Structural, Repair & Exterior Work ✳︎ Major Residential Renovations & Planning ✳︎ Permit Management & City Coordination ✳︎

    • Kitchen Remodels: Full and partial remodels including layout changes, cabinetry, countertops, plumbing, electrical, tile, and finish work.

    • Bathroom Remodels: Complete renovations or smaller-scale remodels including plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, tile installation, fixtures, and finishes.

    • General Construction & Repair: Dry rot repair, framing modifications, exterior restoration work, and general residential repairs.

    • Structural & Framing Work: Structural repairs and framing modifications related to remodels, additions, and residential construction projects.

    • Exterior Carpentry: Decks, siding, trim, and related exterior work.

    • Full Home Renovations: Projects involving multiple areas of the home, including layout changes and structural work.

    • Additions & ADU Projects: Available for additions, ADUs, and larger remodels, working alongside designers and architects as needed.

    • Working With Designers & Plans: Projects can be priced and built from completed plans, working alongside designers and architects.

  • G-Max Construction facilitates the permitting process, coordinating with local building departments to help keep projects compliant and moving forward efficiently.

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A lot of remodeling comes down to the details. Whether it’s matching existing work, structural changes, or finishing work, the goal is always to make everything feel like it belongs there from the start.”

- Greg Maxwell

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