Standard contractors simply tape up a thin sheet of plastic and hope for the best. But drywall dust is microscopic and insidious. It bypasses cheap barriers, gets sucked into your HVAC returns, and circulates through the entire house. You end up with a layer of fine white powder on your expensive electronics, inside your kitchen cabinets, and even on your toothbrush. You shouldn't have to breathe silica dust or deep-clean your whole house just to get a new kitchen.

We’ve all heard the horror stories. You write a large deposit check, demolition starts on Monday, and then... silence. The crew disappears for days at a time to "finish another job" or go hunting. Meanwhile, your home is a construction zone. You can't cook, you can't host, and you are left in the dark wondering if the project will take three weeks or three months. Most contractors treat your home like a side hustle; you need someone who treats it like a mission.

Handing a physical key to a stranger is a massive security risk. Who exactly is walking through your home when you are at the office? Did they lock the back door when they left? With the typical "key under the mat" approach, you have zero visibility and zero control. You are left hoping that unvetted subcontractors respect your privacy and your property. At your level of success, "hope" is not a strategy.