Changing the construction experience, one perfectly dialed build at a time.

Built on long-term relationships, not one-off jobs.

Fizgig is the result of nearly two decades of work with a tight network of subcontractors and suppliers. Those relationships let us protect your schedule, your budget, and the details that matter.

• Leadership that actually shows up and owns the outcome.
• Subs and suppliers we’ve worked with for years, not a random roll of the dice.
• Renovations that honor the character of your home while bringing it into the present.

The climb is where most projects fall apart. Ours doesn’t.

Renovations are stressful when you don’t know what’s happening. Fizgig runs each build through a structured process backed by our own software for estimating, weekly invoicing, and audit-ready reporting.

• Initial Fit: walk your space, understand constraints, define scope and budget bands.
• Frame Design: selections, drawings, and a clear schedule before things get torn apart.
• Component Install: the build phase, with weekly status updates instead of vague “we’re working on it.”
• Fine Tune: final walkthrough, punch list, and follow-up once you’ve lived in the space.

From Lugnut to Freewheel: projects named like bike parts, tuned like instruments.

Each build gets a nickname pulled from the bike world — Lugnut, Crank Arm, Freewheel — because it keeps things fun and reminds us that every component matters.

• Lugnut: a 1920s Harvard Yale Tudor where period-correct tile and a modern stainless hood share the same sightline.
• Crank Arm: kitchen storage that actually works, with high-back drawers that keep the “tuna can tower” from disappearing behind the runners.
• Freewheel: open, flowing living spaces that handle everyday life without feeling overbuilt.

We sell respect and craftsmanship. The trust is what we build.

Fizgig’s work is about more than clean lines and good tile. It’s about treating your home — and your time — with respect, from demo to final clean.

“The work looks incredible, but what really stood out was how predictable the whole process felt. No disappearing crews. No mystery invoices.”

Ready to talk about your project?

Use the quick intake to tell us a little about the project and how to reach you. We’ll follow up with a short call.

• Share where your home is and what you’re thinking of changing.
• Tell us how you like to communicate and how hands-on you want to be.
• We’ll follow up with a short call to see if there’s a fit and map out next steps.