"The most important thing is to enjoy your life, to be happy, it's all that matters."

Q: We want to remodel our Kitchen / Bathroom / Basement, but have no idea where to start..

A: First establish your needs and wants. Then research pricing for different options and find your comfort zone. You can visit stores and online shops to get an idea of material options and costs. Then contact several contractors to visit your home and provide you with a proposal. 

Q: How does BEN's REMODELING make this process easier for me? 

A: We spend our first visit listening to your goals and will ask key questions to outline your objectives. We then propose possibilities so you can choose the best option and start guiding you through the design process, material selection and details of production. Each project is unique, but we are with you every step of the way!

Q: I do not wish to disclose my budget, why is this so important?

A: We ask for a rough budget, so that we can offer appropriate solutions. Designs and material that are not aligned with your allocated budget only cloud your judgement. 

Q: I am shopping for the best deal and do not have a budget in mind..

A: In this case, the more professional approach is to establish your requirements and have all contractors bid on the same scope of work.

Q: Who is responsible for obtaining necessary permits for our project?

A: We will obtain necessary permits for your project and provide you with a copy, including a copy of all inspection reports.

Q: Are you willing to do the job without permits? 

A: We do not start any project without required permits and we strongly advise against working with any contractor who offers to work without required permits. Put your safety and peace of mind first!

For more info about permit requirements, please click the link below:

https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/landdevelopment/when-permit-required

Q: What are change orders? 

A: Change orders are ANY changes to the scope of work described in the original contract. Sometimes it's due to required repairs that are not foreseeable ( faulty plumbing behind a wall, or water damaged sub-floor underneath flooring). Sometimes it's due to the home owner changing the scope of work or upgrading material half way through the project. and sometimes it's due to dishonest ways of some contractors.

Q: How does BEN's REMODELING promise NO change orders? 

A: We hate unforeseen expenses also, so we promise NO change orders, unless explicitly mentioned in the scope of work or due to the following: 

• Any change in scope of work or upgrade in material requested by owner

• Any required work to structural members of the house not described in original contract (Foundation, floor joists/sub-floor, load bearing walls, roof)