The TNT method
Your home deserves more than a beautiful finish. It deserves a clear path to get there—from the first conversation to the final walkthrough.
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ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT · DESIGN BEFORE CONSTRUCTION
Six clear stages. One connected team. Explore what happens, what you decide, and what comes next.
Meet with a design specialist to talk about your home, your priorities, and the changes you want to make. We explore the space, take measurements and photographs, and get to know your vision.
Discuss the project scope, budget, and priorities. Consider the existing space, planning needs, and the path from your ideas to a detailed proposal.
Explore layouts, fixtures, and finishes in our showroom. Review architectural plans and 3D renderings so you can understand your space before construction begins.
Bring required plans, permit preparation, material ordering, and scheduling into the project plan. Architectural planning is coordinated with SQFT Creation where it is part of your scope.
Your project team coordinates construction and the details that bring your design together. Clear communication and respect for your space remain central throughout the work.
Review the completed work with your TNT team. Use the final walkthrough to discuss the details, outstanding items, and questions about your finished space.
+SQFTCREATIONConnected from the beginning
TNT and SQFT Creation connect architectural planning with the practical demands of the build. Explore plans, engineering needs, interior planning, and 3D visualization as part of defining your project.
Accountability you can understand
For labor-related delays beyond your contracted completion date.
The $500-per-day guarantee applies to labor-related delays beyond the contracted completion date. Excludes city delays, acts of God, missing parts, and warranty parts. Subject to your contract terms.
Before you begin
Architectural plans, 3D visualization, and material selections help you understand the proposed space. Discuss which design services are included in your project scope.
Scope, design decisions, permits, material availability, and construction all influence timing. Your project plan should account for these dependencies and your contract defines the agreed completion terms.
Bring the change to your project team. Review its effect on scope, cost, and schedule before approving it in writing.
Yes. Start with your property, goals, and feasibility. Architectural planning, engineering, and permit requirements will shape the path for an ADU or room addition.
Use our contact form to tell us about your home and the project you are considering. Our team can help you explore the next step.
Your home. Your next chapter.
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