Multi-level composite deck with aluminum railings at a Hartland, Michigan home

Serving Hartland, Michigan

Home Remodeling Contractor in Hartland, MI

All American Remod builds decks, kitchens, bathrooms and additions for Hartland Township homeowners — a family-owned Michigan contractor with 40+ years behind it, based just across the county line in Highland.

Hartland sits just west of us in Livingston County, an easy drive from our Highland base. We're a family-owned general contractor with more than 40 years of building in this part of Michigan, and Hartland Township has become a steady part of that work — largely because of when its houses were built.

A Township Whose Houses Are All Due at Once

Most of Hartland's housing stock went up in the 1990s and 2000s: subdivision homes off M-59 and US-23, larger houses set on acreage through the rest of the township, and the properties around Long Lake and Handy Lake. Those homes were built well. But everything in them was installed in roughly the same decade, which means the wood decks, the builder kitchens and the original bathrooms are reaching the end of their useful life at the same time.

  • Wood decks past saving. A pressure-treated deck from 1998 has had 25-plus Michigan winters. Cupped boards, popped fasteners and a railing you don't trust are the standard complaint.
  • Original builder kitchens. Good bones, dated finishes: laminate tops, stock cabinetry, and a layout that closes the kitchen off from the family room.
  • Untouched bathrooms. Fiberglass tub surrounds, cultured marble and oak vanities — the package that came with the house and never got replaced.
  • Unfinished basements. Acreage-era houses out here have large basements left as storage. That's the cheapest square footage most homeowners will ever add.

What We Build in Hartland

We run the whole project as one general contractor: custom composite and wood decks, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, basement finishing, home additions, flooring, siding and trim, and interior and exterior painting.

Replacing a Deck You Don't Want to Replace Again

As a Trex Pro Platinum installer we can back Trex Transcend and Signature builds with up to a 10-year labor warranty, on top of Trex's own material warranty. For a Hartland homeowner tearing out their first wood deck, that's usually the deciding argument: no sanding, no annual staining, and it survives the freeze-thaw cycle that destroyed the last one. If the existing framing and footings are sound, resurfacing costs meaningfully less than a full rebuild — we'll tell you honestly which one you've got, and our guide on signs your deck needs repair or replacement walks through what to look for.

Opening Up the Kitchen

The late-'90s floor plan that walls the kitchen off from the family room is the most common thing we're asked to undo out here. Whether the wall is load-bearing determines what support goes above the opening, not whether it can come out. We handle the structural work, cabinetry, countertops, electrical rework and finish work as one project, with contractor pricing on materials passed through to you.

Working With Us in Hartland

Free consultation at your house, with an honest number — including when we think a project isn't worth doing. Licensed and insured Michigan building contractors. Permits pulled through Hartland Township. 18-month workmanship guarantee. 0% financing available.

Call 248-935-8104 or request a free consultation and we'll come out and take a look.

Recent work near Hartland

Composite deck with railing lighting at duskDeck with lighting
Open kitchen remodel with a large island and quartz countertopsKitchen remodel
Full bathroom remodel with tiled walk-in showerBath remodel

Frequently Asked Questions — Hartland

Do you work in Livingston County?

Yes. Hartland, Howell and Brighton are all regular service areas for us, and it's only a short drive west from our Highland base.

Can you resurface my deck instead of rebuilding it?

If the framing and footings are structurally sound, yes — new composite decking and a new railing system on existing structure costs considerably less than a full rebuild. We assess the structure first and tell you which one your deck actually needs.

My house was built in 2001. Is it too new to remodel?

Not at all. Houses from that era are typically well framed and worth investing in — it's the finishes and the layout that have aged, not the structure. Kitchens, baths, decks and basements are where the money goes furthest.

Who pulls the permits?

We do, through Hartland Township, and we handle the inspections as part of the project.

Livingston County work, Michigan crew, 40+ years

Licensed and insured, 18-month workmanship guarantee, 0% financing available.

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