Entire House Renovation

Located in Jeff's hometown, our love story and our first historic preservation project. 

Current work in progress...

After 14 years sitting vacant this beautiful dutch colonial finally got the attention she deserved. Updated with new energy efficient windows and siding. 

This house needed everything, roof, doors, windows, decking, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen, HVAC, plumbing and electric.

Painted the aluminum siding, painted the shutters, added a new front door and updated the railing. 

Let's just say I like big projects. New roof, doors, windows, stair railing and treads, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen, HVAC and plumbing.

Removed brick fireplace, brick columns, drop ceiling and wood paneling. Installed can lighting, drywall, epoxy flooring, stone fireplace surround and added networking. 

Removed the semi-circular brick bar and straightened out the bar layout. Installed new cabinets, shelving and appliances. The bar is finished with walnut live edge countertops. 

Removed 2 sets of spiral stairs and added new oak staircases with black iron spindles. 

Updated this entry with wainscoting extending upstairs and throughout the hallways. 

Anyone can install cabinets but it takes skill to install wood crown moulding with this many cuts. 

Transitions are trip hazards...not anymore. Removal of several layers of subfloor allowed for a seamless transition. 

We removed the wall that separated the vanity from the bathroom, the carpet and old fixtures. Updated with Wedi Shower System and new tile, shower doors, toilet and vanity. Added a door to separate from the master bedroom. 

Optimized the space by removing a wall. Installed new tub, tile, toilet, vanity and lighting. 

Removed the bulkhead to create more headroom in this small bathroom. New tub, tile, vanity and toilet. 

Removing the bulkhead and running the tile all the way to the ceiling makes this bathroom feel huge. Marble tile with a framed herringbone accent was added on the back wall. 

Lots of cabinets and lots of seating opened up to the recessed living room. This space calls for a party. New cabinets, quartz countertops, double islands, double sinks, high end appliances and new lighting. 

The colors are warm and inviting. Cabinets are placed at various levels to add interest to the design. Millwork adds character, while the corbels appear to hold the upper cabinets in place. Finished with stainless appliances and granite countertops. 

The old kitchen had a lot of character with metal cabinets and an in-sink dishwasher but unfortunately hadn't been cared for. New flooring, cabinets, millwork, appliances and countertops are all completed within a budget.

Tiled the floor, new drywall, new cabinets, appliances, and countertops in this small kitchen.