Macomb County
Insured remodeling done right — kitchens, baths, basements, additions, and more. Honest pricing and a free estimate up front.
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Warren is Michigan's third-largest city and the industrial heart of Macomb County — home to the GM Technical Center and the Detroit Arsenal, and built out almost entirely in the postwar boom to house the people who worked there. That history put a very specific house on nearly every block: a compact 1950s brick ranch of roughly 900 to 1,200 square feet, one bathroom, a kitchen closed off from the living space, and a full basement underneath. Those basements are both the opportunity and the catch — finishing one nearly doubles the usable floor plan, but postwar framing left ceilings low, often around seven feet to the joists, so the room has to be laid out around the height that is actually there: mechanical runs rerouted, lighting kept tight, soffits placed deliberately rather than wherever the ductwork happens to fall. Treating a Warren basement like a newer house is how these projects end up still feeling like a basement. The same era left small walled-off kitchens and single baths that in many homes have never been touched. Mike renovates for resale, so he reads what a Warren house can carry and what the block will pay back — insured, with a real written number up front.
The same promise, every project
An insured, established remodeler you can trust. Your home and our crew are protected on every job.
A clear, written scope and an honest estimate up front — no surprise change orders.
Quality materials and real craftsmanship. We do it right the first time.
Locked scope and work we back up. We treat every project like it's our own home.
From kitchens and baths to basements, additions, and whole-home renovations — done right.
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What projects actually cost in Metro Detroit — real ranges, what drives the price, and where the money pays back.
Before-and-afters from recent Done Right Homes projects.


A detached two-car garage taken down to the studs and rebuilt — rotted framing and header replaced, then finished with new siding, trim, and an overhead door.


Full kitchen remodel — new shaker cabinets, quartz counters, tile backsplash, and stainless appliances.


Brick ranch exterior update with fresh landscaping and a cleaned-up entry.