What We Do

A bathroom remodel is one of the best investments you can make in your home, and it’s one of the most personal. Whether you're dealing with an outdated hall bath that needs a full reset or a primary suite bathroom that's never quite worked the way you wanted, re:done approaches every bathroom renovation with the same intentionality: understand how the space needs to function, design it well, and build it to last.

When standard products don't fit the space, the concept, or the budget in the right way, fabrication is the answer. re:done builds one-of-a-kind elements for commercial clients — pieces designed specifically for the space they'll inhabit, built to perform in a commercial environment, and installed with the same care as the rest of the project.

Community living environments, such as co-housing developments and group residential properties, present a unique set of renovation challenges. Residents live and move through the space while work is happening. Accessibility, durability, and the human quality of the environment matter enormously. At re:done, we approach these projects with the same care and intentionality we bring to residential work, scaled to the complexity of a shared living setting.

A well-built deck extends your living space and changes how you use your home. At re:done, we design and build custom decks that are tailored to your property, your lifestyle, and the Kansas climate. Whether you're looking for a simple backyard platform or a multi-level outdoor space with built-in or custom features, we approach the project with the same discipline we bring to interior work.

At re:done, we facilitate design charrettes for clients who are navigating significant renovation decisions, planning complex multi-phase projects, or working through a site or program that needs creative problem-solving before traditional design work can begin.

Clarify your vision before anyone swings a hammer with design support that connects layout, finishes, and fixtures into one cohesive plan. We help you think through how spaces will actually function, how natural light moves, and how materials will hold up over time. The result is a clear, buildable design that reduces second-guessing during construction and leads to a better finished project.

The garage is one of the most underutilized spaces in most homes, and it can be of the most versatile when it's done right. At re:done, we build new garages, renovate existing ones, and help homeowners reimagine how this space can work for their property and their lives.

A gate or door is both a functional element and a first impression. It's the boundary between outside and in, between public and private. At re:done, we design and fabricate custom gates and doors that are built to the specific dimensions, materials, and character of the project they serve. Whether it's a wood and metal entry gate for a commercial property, a carved wood front door for a historic home, or a custom interior door for a renovation, we bring the same craft and intention to doors that we bring to everything else we build.

Older homes and historic commercial buildings have details that are simply no longer available from standard manufacturers: millwork profiles that haven't been in production for a century, hardware in styles and scales that modern catalogs don't carry, architectural elements that were made by craftsmen working from tradition and not from a purchase order. At re:done, we specialize in researching, designing, and fabricating historically accurate architectural details that bring older buildings back to their original integrity, or that can complete a restoration where elements have been lost.

A home addition is one of the most significant investments you can make in your property, and it’s often one of the most complex to execute well. Done right, an addition feels like it's always been part of the house. Done poorly, it reads as an afterthought, creates problems with flow and function, and can introduce structural issues that compound over time. At re:done, we treat additions as a design challenge first and a construction project second.

Your kitchen is the most-used room in your home, and often it’s the one most overdue for a rethink. At re:done, we approach kitchen renovations as a design and construction challenge, not just a cosmetic refresh. We look at how you actually cook, move through the space, and gather as a family, and then we help you build a kitchen that works for the life you actually live.

Restaurants are among the most demanding construction environments we work in, and can be amongst the most rewarding. A great restaurant space does invisible work: it sets the mood before a guest orders, it keeps staff moving efficiently during a rush, and it holds up under the punishment of daily commercial use. At re:done, we've built and renovated restaurant spaces that perform on all three dimensions.

Off-the-shelf furniture rarely fits a custom space perfectly. At re:done, we design and build custom seating and tables for a variety of applications. We can create custom pieces that fit the specific dimensions, materials, and character of your project. Whether it's a banquette for a restaurant dining room, a farmhouse table for a renovated kitchen, or custom built-in seating for a commercial lounge, we build furniture that belongs in the space it was made for.

A sign is often the first physical impression a business makes. At re:done, we design and fabricate custom signs that are built to last, reflect the character of the business they represent, and work at the scale and context they're installed in. Whether you need an exterior blade sign, a dimensional interior logo wall, or a handcrafted wayfinding system, we approach signage as a craft project, not a commodity.

How a space is laid out determines how it functions and feels. Poor space planning is the root cause of most of the frustration people have with their homes and workplaces: rooms that don't flow, kitchens you can't navigate during dinner prep, offices where nobody wants to spend time. At re:done, space planning is where design work begins, because getting the layout right is the foundation everything else builds on.