Design–build general contractor
Harrow & Pike Building Co.
Asheville, North Carolina
Kitchen & bath · whole-home · additions & ADUs · light commercial
Kitchen and bath remodels, whole-home renovations, additions and ADUs — measured, drawn and priced before the first wall opens.
Sheet 01 · Scope
Each project begins the same way: we measure the house as it stands, then draw the work against it. Below are the scopes we build most, annotated for what changes and what stays.
Cabinets, tile, fixtures and layout, drawn at full size.
Structure, systems and finishes brought up together.
New square footage drawn against the existing house.
Tenant improvements and small-footprint spaces.
As-built drawings, plans, elevations and a finish schedule.
Scope 01 · Kitchen & bath
The hardest-working rooms in the house, drawn at full size before anything is torn out. We measure the existing walls, plan the cabinet runs and the plumbing, then build to the drawing.
Scope 02 · Whole-home
When the work runs wall to wall: structure, systems and finishes brought up together, under one set of drawings and one schedule.
Scope 03 · Additions & ADUs
New square footage that reads as original. We draw the existing house first, then the addition against it — rooflines, siding and floor levels matched.
Sheet 04 · Revision history
A renovation is a set of revisions to a house that already exists. We keep that order: document what is there, draw what changes, build what is drawn, and close it out room by room.
We walk the house, measure every wall, and draw what is actually there — not what the last set of plans says is there.
Floor plans, elevations and a finish schedule. You see the project on paper before it is priced or built.
The set goes to the crew and to the inspector. Changes are marked, dated and re-issued, the way a drawing set should be.
Punch list walked room by room against the drawings, then closeout documents handed over to you.
Sheet 05 · Design-build planning
Design-build means the drawings and the construction come off the same table. Nothing is priced off a sketch, and nothing is built off a guess.
Every room measured and drawn as it stands today, including the parts that surprise you once the wall opens.
New layouts, wall elevations and the details the trades actually build from — drawn to scale, not to impression.
Cabinets, tile, fixtures and paint scheduled room by room, so the selections are settled before the schedule is.
A set that can go to the county, to the inspector and to the crew without translation.
Sheet 06 · Project information
Send the basics and we will follow up to set a walkthrough. The more you can tell us about the existing conditions, the faster the first drawing goes down.