MKG LLC.

Most of what MKG advertises falls into two kinds of residential work. Indoors, it lists kitchen, bathroom and living-space remodels, plus the finish items that go with them: flooring, baseboards, doors, recessed lights, electrical plug updates, drywall and insulation. Outdoors, the list runs to new pools and pool remodels, landscaping, turf, fire features and fencing. That range suits a project that crosses trades, like a backyard redone in one pass or an older home updated room by room. It also suits an ADU addition paired with exterior painting on the same property. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers. This is a residential remodeler with a broad service list, not a commercial builder or a dedicated plumbing or HVAC outfit. Before work starts, get the scope in writing, especially on a combined indoor and outdoor job. Spell out which rooms, which surfaces and which outdoor features are included. Ask who handles debris removal and site cleanup each day, and how a pool dig or a landscaping job will leave the yard at the end. Agree on how change orders are priced and approved before anything changes. Ask what workmanship warranty covers the remodel, the pool and the finish work, and in writing.