All Forum Posts by: Matt Gragg

@Simon Shih we have well over 600 photos of the process from start to finish of this remodel. I will post some before pictures later this evening or tomorrow evening.

@Charlie John @Joy Panebianco we were the contractor for the project not the property owner. A house this size will typically be between $75-$150k to flip depending on materials used and how extensive the project is.

When possible its best to remodel in my opinion @Joe Kooner we have torn down all walls but one for a remodel in the past and once final inspection was done we pulled another permit for a remodel and after all of that you basically have a complete new house. This way you are grandfathered in for property setbacks etc

eggshell or satin walls, semi gloss trim, flat white for the ceiling

lowes has better pricing for Sherwin Williams paint. We use a light gray, covers and hides well. White trim

@Peter Hanaway How is the project coming along?

Would love to hear how its working out in Portland?

I always find myself looking in the Portland area for single family and multifamilies for sale!

If you don't mind me asking?:

What did you pay?

What are the comps in the area?

What area did you purchase in? NE?, NW? SE? etc?

Look forward to hearing your story

Thank you @Mary Ann Casey

@Mary Ann Casey@Linval T. Thank you, This house is a little over 1600 sq ft with a full basement that we finished out with a 3/4 bath, laundry room and den/office. Its a 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath with family room, den/office.

Everything in this house was replaced except the gas hot water heater (it was only a couple years old), forced air heating system (same age as water heater) and the tub was refinished. Even the electrical was upgraded and the entire plumbing system was removed and re-plumbed.

@Karen MargraveIn Seattle for a remodel you submit your current floor plan and also the floor plan you plan to use. This is a quick process, I think the last one we did took a day to draw up and within a couple days we had the permit. Not sure how long for new construction and I'm sure different projects can vary. The cost is based off the total cost of the project.

This is a flip property we just completed for a client.

This was a complete remodel!

I would love to hear what everyone thinks about the project!

Our family has been in the industry for well over four generations.

I look forward to what you have to say! Or if anyone has any questions feel free to ask.

NORTHWEST Structural Renovations

Matt Gragg

@Chris Ready

I would remove the drywall of the affected areas and dry out the wood structure if its wet. Once dried completely, apply an antimicrobial agent to the affected areas.

If you have any questions feel free to ask

Northwest Structural Renovations

Matt Gragg

@Chris Ready