Sitka Projects

Samantha Fair 

on Google

4 years ago

I moved from my house to a condo that was built in 1979 that had a galley kitchen that was pretty much still in 1979 condition. It also had a small foot tall passthrough (like you would see in a diner). So the space felt old, cramped and dim. Additionally, the master bathroom’s sink, cabinet and countertop were just a disaster, poorly constructed with poor materials. Checked around and liked the feedback from Sitka Projects plus customer reviews and pictures, so went with them. And very happy that I did so. Brad was the PM a... read more

Julie Crabtree 

on Google

4 years ago

We hired Sitka for a large scale renovation that included the kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, stairways and even a novel wall turned into a window. Brad, the owner, personally met with us for many hours, hearing our wishes and concerns, making suggestions, drawing and amending plans until the finalized vision was realized. Brad coordinated the many facets of work (plumbing, electrical, permits, flooring, cabinets, the list goes on and on) and utilized sub-contractors and employees who were, to a fault, highly skilled in their ... read more

Chanel Baron 

on Google

4 years ago

Sitka Projects with their owner Brad really impressed me and took my ideas for a dream kitchen and turned them into a kitchen even better than I imagined. From the start, Brad was the only contractor who actually came to my house to walk through the space. I’d been turned down by bigger companies due to living in a condo and not having much staging space to work with, but not only did Brad make it work in this old 1911 building, he figured out complicated plumbing problems, fit everything into a small work space, worked with... read more

K S 

on Google

5 years ago

We hired Sitka Projects in May of 2019 for a complete tear down of the kitchen, nook, and bathroom of our Portland Craftsman home. These rooms were an embarrassing eyesore, and we wanted to restore them to what we imagined they might have looked like at their zenith. We have an old coal chimneypiece that adds a lot of character to the space, and two of the contractors who came in to bid had wanted to get rid of it, to open the kitchen to the dining room and give our 1917 house a more “modern feel”. But when Brad walked on ou... read more

Vicki Horn 

on Google

5 years ago

The bathroom turned out nice, if not entirely what we wanted and 6k over what we had anticipated. I learned several valuable lessons- get several bids, verify that everything you discuss is in the contract, and that you understand the contractors expectation for work area and schedule.