How we approach the work, what we do not skip, and what matters long after the project is finished.
A remodel should do more than look good the day it is finished. The real test comes years later, after the kitchen has been used every day and the house has gone back to being a home.
A lot of what determines that happens before the finished surfaces ever go in. The framing, the prep, the order of the work, and the details that eventually get covered up.
That standard comes from a family history in the trades where, if something was not right, you went back and did it again.
NewGen is the newer chapter of that history. We would rather let the work speak for itself than fill this page with project claims that are not ours to make.
Good work should hold up long after the photos are taken.
We open what we reasonably can before quoting.
The more we can see up front, the better the estimate can reflect what is actually there. Finding something early is a much better conversation than discovering it halfway through demolition.
Book a walkthrough →The crew that starts your project is the crew that finishes it.
You are not handed from a salesperson to a different team once the contract is signed. The people responsible for the work stay connected to it.
Talk to the builder →For projects that require them, the architect on the team prepares and submits the plans.
On larger projects like ADUs and whole-home remodels, the drawings and permitting are an important part of the schedule. Keeping that process connected to the people doing the work helps keep everyone working from the same plan.
See services →NewGen warranties its labor for one year, in writing.
Materials and fixtures may also carry their own manufacturer warranties. We will let you know what applies to the products you choose.
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A remodel has a lot of moving parts. NewGen keeps the people preparing the plans connected to the crew carrying them out, with Adonay responsible for running the job.
The written scope is where the project starts. If something changes, the change is priced and approved before that work moves forward. That way, decisions do not get lost in conversations on site, and you know what is changing before it gets built.
The same team knows what was measured, what was drawn, and what went into the bid. For you, that means one place to bring a question and people who already know the project.
When you have a question, you can talk to someone who knows the job.
It depends on the project and whether plans and permits are required.
We talk through the expected schedule with the bid rather than giving you a timeline before we understand the work.
Often, yes.
If you plan to stay in the home during construction, let us know during the walkthrough. It affects how the work is planned and how the space needs to be protected.
We show you what we found, price any change to the work, and get your approval before moving forward with it.
Older homes can hide things you cannot see during an initial walkthrough. What matters is how those surprises are handled when they come up.
Yes. When work requires permits and inspections, coordinating those inspections is part of running the project.
NewGen's crew, led by the builder you met during the walkthrough.
You are not meeting with a salesperson at the beginning and then being handed off once the work starts.
NewGen provides a one-year warranty on our labor.
If something we installed fails because of the way it was installed, we come back and address it. Materials and fixtures are covered separately by whatever warranty their manufacturer provides.
Invite us out to see the space, take measurements, and talk through what you want to change. The estimate is free.
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