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About Busy Bee

A crew that keeps showing up.

One crew, one standard. We finish the punch list before we start the next job, and we build every room as if our name is on it.

Meet the crew

Our story

Built on one rule.

Busy Bee started with a simple rule: finish the punch list before the next job starts. That rule still shapes how we schedule, staff and price every room we build.

The people who design your kitchen are the people who build it, and the people who build it answer the phone a year later. One team, start to finish, no handoffs.

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How we work

Four rules we don't bend.

They cost us jobs occasionally. They're also why most of our work comes from someone's neighbor.

01

One crew, start to finish

Design, cabinetry and install are all payroll. No subcontractor pointing at another subcontractor.
02

Fixed bid, written scope

The number after the site visit is the number on the invoice, unless you change the scope in writing.
03

The schedule is public

You get a dated calendar before demo and a text every evening about what happened and what's next.
04

Punch list before payday

Final payment is due after the last item closes, not before. It keeps everyone honest.

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