Waukesha County remodeler, 30+ yearsWaukesha County
GMH Construction publishes its kitchen and bath price ranges, designs your project before you sign, and builds most jobs on a fixed-price contract, with owners Greg and Dane on site.
Most homeowners looking at kitchen remodeling in Waukesha want a straight answer on cost. GMH Construction puts its numbers on the site: a standard kitchen remodel runs about $75,000 to $100,000 and up, and a premium remodel about $105,000 to $160,000 and up. Your own price follows a design phase, not a guess.
That design phase is the core of how GMH works. A Design Retainer covers the time with their designers, so the scope, selections and budget are settled before construction.
Most projects then move to a fixed-price contract: unless you change the scope or selections, the quoted price does not go up.
Custom cabinets, countertops, islands, layered lighting, flooring and storage. Standard remodels may include minor wall changes and moved fixtures over 12 to 16+ weeks. Premium remodels use higher-end materials and can move walls or windows, over 14 to 18+ weeks.
Main baths, primary suites and three-quarter baths with custom cabinetry, showers and tubs, lighting and flooring. Pricing assumes a full gut and remodel, and an interior designer works with you through the whole project. Most baths take 8 to 12 weeks.
Full lower-level build-outs with three-quarter bathrooms, wet and dry bars, family rooms and home theaters. Projects include utilities, framing, insulation and flooring. A Hartland lower level features a bar with seating beside a brick fireplace.
Room additions, three-season and four-season sunrooms, and whole-house remodels that open up older floor plans. One Delafield family wrote that GMH removed walls and staircases that other bidders called impossible, and rebuilt their entire first floor.
A budget-friendly, semi-custom option for kitchens, baths and basements with little to no structural change. You choose from a curated set of popular materials. Published ranges: kitchens $65,000 to $80,000, main baths $35,000 to $48,000, owner baths $50,000 to $65,000.
Greg or Dane meets you, plans the project and writes your bid, then stays present at your home through construction. Both are reachable by cell phone.
Most projects run on a fixed-price contract. Labor and materials are included, and the price holds unless you change the scope or selections.
Explore cabinetry, countertops, fixtures and finishes in person with GMH designers, who also work with the production team so the design can actually be built.
Crews clean up daily, and a client wrote that GMH runs a large HEPA air filter to keep dust out of the house. JobTread keeps schedule, finances and documents in one app.
GMH Construction, Inc. has been remodeling homes in Southeast Wisconsin for over 30 years and is a licensed general contractor in the state. It is owner-run: Greg Perkins and his co-owner Dane meet homeowners, plan projects, write bids and stay on site through construction.
Designers Robin and Audrey lead the design phase, and Julie keeps schedules moving behind the scenes. The firm is an active NARI member and holds an A+ rating with the BBB.
Many clients come back; one testimonial describes a kitchen, foyer and family room job as a second remodel with GMH.
Greg PerkinsOwner
The people behind your project
An owner meets you at home to walk the space, set the scope and explain how pre-construction works.
About 2 to 3 weeks later, GMH presents a Design Retainer with the scope, a budget range and estimated designer time.
Designers guide your choices at the Design Center and finish with a set budget and a detailed scope of work.
Sign the contract, usually fixed-price, and set your start date. Crews generally work from 7:00 to 4:00.
GMH did my kitchen remodel. From start to finish, GMH was on schedule (finished one week early) and on-time per communicated daily arrival time, cleaned up each day, communicated what they did that day and what was expected the next day.
We recently had GMH Construction working on several projects at our home (window replacement, kitchen countertop replacement, and family room refresh). From our first meeting with them to the final day, we were 100% satisfied.
We love our new kitchen! From the moment, we sat down with Greg, we trusted him and knew that he was our contractor. He was meticulous in taking measurements and making sure he understood what we were looking for.
GMH lists a standard kitchen remodel at about $75,000 to $100,000 and up, taking 12 to 16+ weeks, and a premium remodel at $105,000 to $160,000 and up, taking 14 to 18+ weeks. The semi-custom Signature Series kitchen runs about $65,000 to $80,000. Final pricing depends on room size and features.
With standard finishes, a typical 45-square-foot main bath starts around $45,000 and a primary bath around $70,000. Premium finishes start around $60,000 and $90,000. Prices assume a full gut and include labor, materials, flooring, countertops and fixtures. Most baths take 8 to 12 weeks.
After the first meeting at your home, GMH follows up in about 2 to 3 weeks with a Design Retainer. It outlines the scope of work, a project budget range and the estimated time with their designers. That design work produces an accurate budget and a detailed construction contract, usually at a fixed price.
One of the owners, Greg or Dane, meets you to plan the project and write the bid. Designers Robin or Audrey and their team handle design, specifications and pricing. Once work starts, Greg and Dane are present at your home throughout, and both are always reachable by cell phone.
Crews generally start at 7:00 and finish at 4:00, though GMH works with each family on start times. Communication runs through JobTread, which reaches several team members at once and shows your schedule, finances and documents. For emergencies, the team can always be reached by phone.
Book a free consultation at your home and see what your project would take.
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