Everything that happens between your first call and your final walkthrough.
“I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Sean and Kimberly Canada for a number of years. They genuinely care for their clients.”
Park & Patina is a family business. Sean handles the license and the build while Kimberly leads design as principal designer. Together, one team carries your project from the first conversation through the final walkthrough. Many of the trade partners on our crews have worked alongside us for years.
We don’t send you store to store to pick your own tile and cabinets. We curate a set of options built around your style and how you’ll use each room, then price the job on those actual selections. We choose to take the time to invest in planning out the project before it starts so we have a smooth building process.
Design and construction are one team, so every decision is made with the whole project in mind.
Every material and layout decision starts with how you’ll use the room, not a catalog default.
Sometimes the best thing we can do is recommend against an idea that compromises function, budget, or the integrity of the design.
Sean holds active CRC and CBC licenses; the studio is an NKBA and GOBA member.
You're not the first person to sit across from us with these on your mind. Here's how we handle each one.
Common Concern: “Will the price I agree to actually be the price I pay, or will it climb once we start?”
Your entire proposal, including every material, finish, and line item, lives in JobTread, not in a spreadsheet that drifts out of sync. If a selection changes, the cost updates in that same record, so what you see in JobTread is what you actually pay.
Common Concern: “Will I meet a salesperson, then never see them again once the crew shows up?”
Every conversation, decision, and update between you, Sean, and Kimberly runs through the same JobTread project. Nobody’s working off a side text thread or a notepad no one else can see. When you ask a question, whoever answers it is looking at the same history you are.
Common Concern: “Will this take over my house and my family’s routine for months?”
We treat your house the way we’d treat our own during a build, which means minimizing dust, noise, and disruption wherever the schedule allows. Many homeowners choose to stay at home during the remodel while about half stay with a relative or plan a vacation during the heaviest demo and construction phases.
Common Concern: “Will my home end up looking like every other remodel, instead of like us?”
Before we talk finishes, we talk about the life the room needs to hold and the routines it needs to support. Samples and 3D renderings come after that conversation, so the design reflects your house instead of a trend. Every material and finish you approve is recorded in JobTread exactly as selected.
Common Concern: “Will this take three months longer than the schedule you gave me at signing?”
Your long-lead materials are ordered and tracked in JobTread before demolition starts, so the day cabinetry or tile is confirmed on-site is the day we break ground. From there, you get a daily client log and photos in JobTread for every day work happens in your home.
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