Summit Design Remodeling, LLC
About us
Summit Design Remodeling is a full service design/build residential remodeling company serving all of Northern Virginia and Montgomery County, Maryland. We remodel or build: kitchens, bathrooms, basements, room additions, garage additions, sunrooms, enclosed porches, decks, interior modifications, finished attics/bonus rooms, etc. We also provide computerized designs with 3D imaging and will secure your permit (if required). We are fully licensed and insured. We are active members of NARI (National Association of the Remodeling Industry). We also are members of the Dulles Area Chamber of Commerce. Michael Crum,President,is certified by the National Association of Home Builders as a Graduate Master Builder (GMB), a Certified Graduate Builder (CGB) and a Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR). We also specialize in custom accessible home designs and remodeling, universal design, aging in place, and easier living product research. We provide initial consultations at no obligation.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Maryland. We remodel or build: kitchens, Summit Design Remodeling is a full service design/build residential remodeling company serving all of Northern Virginia and Montgomery County, basements, bathrooms, decks, enclosed porches, etc. We also provide computerized designs with 3D imaging and will secure your permit (if required). We are fully licensed and insured., finish attics/bonus rooms, garage additions, interior modifications, room additions, sunrooms
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"Summit Design Remodeling is a professional remodeling company with all the proper licensing and insurance. We are not at all afraid to compete for our remodeling projects, we do it every day. On the first two projects that we did for the Member, we did not have to re-design the space - they involved removing the existing materials and replacing them. We were able to calculate how much the new materials and our labor would cost and gave the Member a fixed price for each job. On the third house, the Member was considering expanding the attic space of the house to either have dormers added or removing the whole roof and adding a second floor onto the house. This project required about 100 labor hours of engineering and design (generating a new house plan on the computer) to determine the scope and cost of the project. We also needed to confirm that there would be no zoning issues with Arlington County that would prohibit moving forward with this project. The Member wanted us to do this for free and then take our work and hand it off to other remodelers to get a competitive bid. We were unwilling to do this and decided to not to pursue the project. Regarding the unfinished work, the weather outside in December was too cold to paint the floor of the outside porch. We told the Member that we will finish this in the spring when the weather permits and he was okay with that. Despite this bad report from him, we are true to our word and will get this painting done when the temperatures allow us do so. The change order for the door of $250.00 was reasonable. We had already purchased and installed one door, we had to go and purchase a second door and modify the door casing so that it would operate differently. This involved more labor hours, painting supplies, and the time to pick up the new door. Because the Member was so unhappy with a $250 price and because he was holding several thousand for work already completed, we decided to take a loss on the small change order to maintain good relations with our client (or so we thought). We stand by our work and operate in a professional manner. We had hoped that our relationship with the Member had gone on with more remodeling projects, but he wanted a cheaper price and moved on and we understand that. We wish him the best."
Licensing
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