Yes. Wolfes Contracting handles both residential and commercial remodels, along with custom carpentry for either one. Property owners and business owners can bring every project to the same contractor.

Yes. Cabinets and plumbing are part of our complete kitchen and bathroom renovations, so those pieces are planned with the rest of the room. Moving a sink, tub or shower usually affects the floor, walls and cabinet layout, so it helps to plan everything together from the start.

First make sure everyone is safe. Then, if you can do it safely, shut off the water source or keep out of fire-damaged areas, and take photos for your insurance company. Standing water and wet drywall can lead to mold and rot if they are left too long, so call us as soon as you can. We take emergency calls for fire and water damage restoration.

We work Monday through Friday from 9 to 5, and Saturday visits can be booked by appointment. We also take emergency calls for fire and water damage.

Common signs include missing or curling shingles, granules collecting in the gutters, water stains on ceilings, and daylight showing through the attic boards. Small problems tend to spread once water gets under the roofing, so an early look is usually worth it. We handle roofing alongside siding and windows, so the whole outside of the building can be checked at once.