Renovation Contractors in Troy, MI

Troy is built largely from well-constructed 1970s through 1990s subdivisions, and most of those homes are now hitting the same milestone at once: original kitchens, baths, roofs, windows, and furnaces are all reaching the end of their service lives. That creates a very specific renovation pattern — homeowners updating dated-but-solid houses, often tackling several systems in sequence rather than one dramatic remodel.

Because so many homes share builder floor plans, the opportunity is to stand out: opening up a closed kitchen, refinishing or replacing tired flooring, and modernizing baths. Troy’s building department inspects mechanical and structural work closely, so licensing and permits aren’t optional here. We match these projects to remodelers and mechanical trades who can phase the work to a budget and keep it inspection-ready.