Residential Renovation
Kitchens, bathrooms, lower levels, flooring, painting, drywall, carpentry, rental updates, and connected interior work.
Residential + Commercial · Brookline, Massachusetts
Renovation planning for Brookline homes, rental properties, and commercial interiors—with documented scope, coordinated work, and one accountable team.


Choose the project path
The property type changes the access plan, proof, documentation, and estimate. Both paths begin with the existing condition and desired outcome.
Kitchens, bathrooms, lower levels, flooring, painting, drywall, carpentry, rental updates, and connected interior work.
Interior improvements, tenant-ready work, repairs, painting, flooring, finish coordination, and post-project cleaning.
What can be included
Every project is different. The estimate identifies selected work, assumptions, exclusions, responsibilities, and required coordination.
Cabinets, surfaces, tile, flooring, drywall, painting, finish carpentry, and required trade coordination when approved.
Lower levels, living spaces, walls, ceilings, doors, trim, flooring, paint, repairs, and connected finish work.
Turnover repairs, worn finishes, flooring, painting, damaged areas, improvements before occupancy, and final cleanup.
Occupied-space improvements, tenant-ready work, repairs, surfaces, finishes, access planning, and closeout.
Cabinets, built features, trim, baseboards, doors, hardware, transitions, and detail work included in the scope.
Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, permit, or inspection responsibilities are identified during scoping when applicable.
Real Oasis work
These photographs show real Oasis renovation work. They are not represented as projects completed in Brookline unless a location is independently documented.



Local project context
A Brookline project may involve an owner-occupied home, a rental unit, or an active commercial interior. The site visit is used to review entry and work-area access, protection, occupancy, desired finishes, and the order in which approved work should proceed.
Kitchen, bathroom, flooring, painting, drywall, carpentry, and final-cleanup needs can be reviewed together when they belong to the same improvement plan. The written estimate separates included work, selections, responsibilities, and exclusions before scheduling.
Pricing factors
Oasis does not publish a generic starting price because existing conditions and approved scope materially affect the estimate.
Demolition, damage, concealed conditions, preparation, access, and the condition of surfaces or connected systems.
Cabinets, tile, flooring, fixtures, hardware, surfaces, paint systems, trim details, and installation requirements.
Layout changes, utility-related work, regulated trades, permits, inspections, and sequencing between approved tasks.
Occupied or vacant status, protection, work windows, deliveries, staging, cleanup, and the number of connected areas.
Project process
Clear decisions before work begins help reduce assumptions and keep the approved scope understandable.
Send the property type, city, photos, desired changes, and preferred timing.
Review existing conditions, access, priorities, selections, and trade requirements.
Confirm included work, exclusions, responsibilities, scheduling, and next decisions.
Coordinate approved tasks, review completion, document open items, and close out the scope.
Company-wide proof
Company-wide numbers include residential improvement, commercial service, maintenance, and janitorial work—not only renovation projects.
Renovation FAQ
Answers reflect the current published Oasis process and do not promise fixed prices or completion dates.
Oasis can review kitchens, bathrooms, lower levels, flooring, painting, drywall, carpentry, rental-property improvements, commercial interiors, and related work when included in the written scope.
Yes. Access, protection, usable areas, work sequence, and cleanup expectations are reviewed during scoping so the written estimate reflects the occupied conditions.
Yes. Photos, the property address, current conditions, desired changes, and preferred timing help Oasis understand the request before the site visit and written estimate.
Trade, permit, and inspection requirements depend on the project. When applicable, those responsibilities are identified during scoping and coordinated as part of the approved work.
Use the renovation estimate form or call 508-333-6965. Include the property type, rooms or areas involved, photos, desired changes, and preferred timing when available.
Related services
Use the dedicated residential pages or broader renovation service hub to review connected work.
Start with a clear conversation
Share photos, the property type, rooms or areas involved, desired changes, and preferred timing. Oasis will use those details to prepare the next scoping step.