Do you design, or do I bring a designer?

Either. Plenty of kitchens start with a folder of photos and a conversation in the existing room. If you already have a designer, we build to their drawings and tell you early if something won't work with the house.

Can we live in the house during the work?

Usually, yes. Kitchens get a temporary setup. Baths get sequenced so you keep one working. We'll say so if the scope means you shouldn't.

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Connecticut?

Most of the kitchens we build land between $25,000 and $85,000 depending on layout, cabinets, and whether the wet wall moves. Baths typically $12,000–$35,000. We'd rather put a real number on a drawing than a teaser on a website.

Helio GC crew on a Connecticut roof — the same licensed crew that does kitchens and baths

Kitchen & bath · Connecticut

Kitchens and baths, done by the same crew.

A kitchen or a bath isn't a separate company with a separate schedule. We remodel both for homeowners who already trust us on the roof — and for the ones who start here.

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Kitchen: 3–8 weeks
Bath: 2–5 weeks
Drawings: Before demolition
Territory: Connecticut

What it usually costs

Baths $12,000–$35,000 · Kitchens $25,000–$85,000

Planning ranges for a full bath or an everyday kitchen. Fixtures, cabinets, and hidden wet-wall work move it. Drawings before demolition.

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What the job includes

Helio GC roofers on the job — interiors are the same company, not a second sub

One crew that has already been in the attic.

The same people who have seen the roof deck, the plumbing vents, and the electrical panel are a better bet in a wet wall than a specialist who meets the house on demolition day. We sequence the messy trades, protect the rest of the house, and don't disappear between rough-in and tile.

Kitchens built to be used.

Layouts that put the sink on the window when we can, storage where you actually stand, and finishes that will still look right in ten years. We're not a showroom. We'll tell you when a trend is going to look dated before the caulk cures.

Baths that don't leak into the kitchen.

Waterproofing is the job. Tile is the part you see. We treat pans, niches, and curbs like they're the reason you hired us — because a pretty bath that weeps into a ceiling is a callback, not a remodel.

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