Home Remodeling – Whether it’s a whole house renovation, a main level remodel, or a multi-room update, there are many aspects to consider before you begin. There has been a trend in the past several years of maximizing homeowner investments in remodeling several rooms at once, or even an entire floor. Short of a complete teardown, this “whole house” approach really can leverage labor and materials through economy of scale metrics in every aspect of the remodeling process.

Think of a home as a human body. It has a skeletal structure. We might say it has “good bones.” It breathes, and exchanges heat and air. And it has flesh so to speak, cosmetic surfaces such as countertops, flooring, walls, and ceilings. These things are all connected with one another and so when we change one of them, we often must consider changing others. Changing the floor in the kitchen often leads to changing the flooring in all the connecting rooms. After all, nothing looks worse than the outdated old next to the updated new.

Curb Appeal – Exterior remodeling and design that makes your home life better. Whether it’s windows, roofing, siding, gutters and soffits, or a curb appeal makeover, we have the latest materials and expertise to do it right the first time. For the last decade, the number one return on investment (ROI) in remodeling has been a simple curb appeal project. Refreshing your entry door, adding aesthetics of interest such as a stone facade, or even a fresh coat of paint with a new garage door—anything that improves the character of your home is considered a no-brainer investment with ROIs in the 90% range!

Living Room – Additions that look like they’ve always been there. Are you out of space with a growing family or just need more room to relax and enjoy your view? Built-in cabinets and shelves in the living room can be the ideal solution for stashing away blankets and board games or displaying framed photos, collectibles and books. Living rooms are highly functional, memory-making spaces that are some of the most used in a home. Remodeling these rooms can add some much-needed efficiency and aesthetic appeal to your existing floor plan. From choosing a new color palette, updating walls and textures to adding a fireplace or new flooring, the design ideas that come with remodeling these rooms are endless.

Kitchen Remodel – When functionality is the main issue, drastic measures must be considered to correct the problems. It’s rare that a homeowner actually wants more cooks in their kitchen. However, in this case, that’s exactly what they wanted along with more accessibility. As more and more homeowners decide to invest in their existing residences, they are discovering the multi-faceted uses of an open kitchen concept. Such a design solves a host of issues, from storage to traffic flow, new sightlines to other rooms and the outside world. In this case, an open kitchen concept remodel also acts as a gathering place that can accommodate many while making everyone feel included and welcome.