It is easy to start a renovation with a solution already in mind: open the wall, add square footage, replace a feature, or change the layout. But the first idea is not always the thing the house actually needs. A room that feels too small may have a circulation...
If you’re planning a major renovation or addition, you’ll probably hear a few different terms describing how a project moves from an idea to construction. Two of the most common are design-bid-build and design-build. The biggest difference is actually pretty simple:...
A kitchen can look great on paper and still cause headaches once the work begins. Maybe the refrigerator sticks out farther than expected, the island leaves less walking room than it seemed to on the plans, or opening a wall reveals plumbing that has to be moved. ...
A contractor proposal can tell you what a project may cost, but it rarely tells you what the next several months will feel like. The bigger differences often appear after the agreement is signed, when decisions begin stacking up, or several trades need direction at...
Yes, we do. We have built new homes in the past, and we’re proud of the work we’ve completed. Building a home from the ground up is a tremendous responsibility, and there is a lot of satisfaction that comes from seeing a project progress from an empty lot...
Some renovations completely change the way a home feels. The Bourbon Room in the Towne Interior Renovation project is one of those spaces. What was once an existing office became a comfortable, moody retreat designed for relaxing, entertaining, and displaying a...
