Dane, Wisconsin
Serving the Madison area
Additions, basements, kitchens and baths around Madison since 1990. Home Works Remodeling, Dane, Wisconsin.
OPEN JOINTS 3
A roof. A course.
A floor line.
Close the joint.
Drag the roof to match its pitch. Tap the other two marks to line things up. Keyboard: focus the roof, then use ↑ or ↓.
Illustrative drawing. Gray is existing to remain, blue is new work.
Their rooms, in their own photographs.
Open an image to visit the original album.
More room may mean an addition.
It may mean using the room you have.
An addition needs a considered transition into the existing home. A basement can become an extension of it; “Opening the bottom of the stairs” is one of their examples.
“We don't want the addition to appear as an 'afterthought.'”
For a deck, the brief is direct: “Add outdoor living space.”
Roof replacements, door and window replacements, and water damage are all part of the work.
“Roof replacements”
More storage, an updated look or a better work flow. A kitchen layout can respond to your cooking style; a home office has its own demands.
“Creatively design a new layout effectively using the existing space.”
A porch can become a three or four season room. Removing a wall can open a kitchen into the dining room. Their examples include a dinette becoming a powder room and a hallway becoming a mudroom.
“really any room can become another type of room”
From a replacement window to an addition. These are the fourteen project types on their published list.
What they doMore room, with attention to where the new space meets the house.
Living space at the bottom of the stairs.
Layouts shaped around the way you cook.
Changes to an existing bathroom and its layout.
Porches made into three or four season rooms.
Outdoor living space alongside the house.
Roof replacement is part of their repair work.
Exterior siding work is part of their published scope.
An updated look or a different use for an existing room.
Replacement doors and windows for an existing house.
Painting is included in their project list.
Carpentry for changes to an existing home.
Cabinetry as part of a room or storage project.
Flooring work within their remodeling scope.
A national basement award. A screen porch recognized three times. Nineteen dated entries from their published award log, including sixteen CotY awards.
NARI National CotY Award Basement $50,000 - $100,000
NARI North Central Regional CotY Award Basement $50,000 - $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Basement $50,000 - $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Interior $75,000 - $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Kitchen Under $30,000
Chrysalis Award - Regional Award for Outdoor Living Category
NARI North Central Regional CotY Award Residential Exterior under $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Exterior under $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Kitchen $20,000 -$40,000
NARI Madison President’s Award - Jayne Johnson, CR
NARI National Green Project Recognition Basement Remodel
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Green Specialty Basement Remodel
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Exterior under $100,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Entire House under $250,000
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Interior $100,000 and under
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Interior $100,000 and Under
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Addition $100,000 and Under
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Entire House Remodel
NARI Madison Chapter CotY Award Residential Interior
2019 National CotY
2019 North Central Regional CotY
2018 Madison Chapter CotY
Basement $50,000 - $100,000
2014 Chrysalis, Outdoor Living
2014 North Central Regional CotY
2013 Madison Chapter CotY
Residential Exterior under $100,000
2010 NARI CotY, Green Specialty
NARI National Green Project Recognition
Kitchen Remodel #6: “Featured on the HGTV Show ‘Bang For Your Buck’”
Award amounts are published award categories.
Eight steps from the first call to the work in progress. A free proposal or spec sheet, and references you can contact.
Contact Home Works Remodeling to discuss the general aspects of your project.
A team member meets with you on site to gather details and measurements.
A free proposal and/or spec sheet is sent for review by email, fax, mail, hand delivery or a sit-down meeting.
References are available on request, so you can ask about the process and the company.
After you approve the proposal, the start date is established and both parties sign the contract.
Payment timing can vary between projects. Their published example is shown below.
Changes outside the contract are handled through change orders. Change order payment is due when the change order is complete.
You are kept up to date with progress throughout the project and can call any time with questions.
Their typical payment schedule
Payment timing in the contract can vary between projects. Change orders are paid when the change is complete.
Five published testimonials.
Full quotes, with their original names.
“They did what they said they'd do,
when they said they'd do it,
for the price they'd quoted.”
John and Jane Boutelle
Our experience with Home Works Remodeling was fabulous! Working with the staff of Home Works far exceeded our expectations. Each member of the Home Works Remodeling staff was knowledgeable and professional. The true test of a company is how it handles the inevitable problems that occur during a remodel. Whether large or small, each issue was resolved quickly and to our satisfaction. We have recommended Home Works Remodeling to many of our friends already and will continue to do so in the future.
When we contemplated an addition to our house, Tom Johnson sat down with us and listened carefully to our ideas. He quickly grasped what we wanted to do, and was open to our preferences in matters of design and energy conservation. The work went forward on a timely basis. We were impressed with the craftsmanship evident during the construction. The finished project beautifully fulfilled our intention and we are highly satisfied the result. Beyond that, Tom has remained available to answer our questions and make suggestion on the maintenance of our home.
Home Works was a true partner in our basement remodeling project. They brought ideas, expertise, skill, and enthusiasm to the job every day. They communicated clearly with us. They did what they said they'd do, when they said they'd do it, for the price they'd quoted. The results exceeded our expectations, and the whole process was painless for us. We're happy we discovered Home Works Remodeling and urge you to consider them for your project.
Every time I walk into my master bathroom I thank Home Works Remodeling for helping make my idea of a dream bathroom become reality.
Thank you for the great job Home Works did remodeling our upstairs. The new rooms are a great addition, the open stairway looks great, and the insulation, siding, and extended roof make it like a new home. We especially appreciated your dedication to getting the job done the way we wanted, in spite of some engineering challenges and weather interruptions. You kept us advised of the schedule and gave us sound advice at many points along the way. All of these things were welcome additions to the basic fact that your work on our home was of the highest quality. We have happily recommended Home Works to our friends and neighbors and will call on you for our next project.
Home Works Remodeling partners with Home Performance with ENERGY STAR. Homeowners who choose an evaluation receive an independent consultant's third-party written report of recommended solutions before work.
After the work, the same consultant performs a post-performance evaluation. Their published note: “provided at no additional cost”. Homeowners buying electricity or natural gas from participating utilities may be eligible for Homeowners Rewards cash back.
Read about home performanceTom Johnson, CR, founded Home Works Remodeling in the Fox Valley in 1990. The work grew from handy-man services to custom carpentry, large additions and historical renovation.
The company moved to the Middleton area in 2002 and serves Madison and the surrounding communities. Tom is the founder and president, a master carpenter who brings his finance degree to bidding and has helped teach future NARI Certified Remodelers.
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