This kitchen renovation involved the installation of custom cabinetry, granite countertops.  The central island was designed for both food prep and seating, incorporating under-counter storage and pendant lighting for functionality and style. This project also included reconstruction and refurbishment of the sun room, including new windows and doors. 

This project focused on structural and aesthetic exterior upgrades; including fascia repair and replacement, soffit and cornice reproduction, restoration of crown molding details, and repainting with high quality exterior paint. Original architectural features were preserved to maintain historical accuracy.

This restoration focused on matching white oak recessed panel wainscotting. The project included custom fabrication of profiles and best match color and finish to the original. 

This project involved the complete restoration of a deteriorated back porch structure. Key tasks included replacement and reinforcement of load-bearing supports and replacing decking boards with pressure-treated lumber; as well as fabricating custom balustrades with sapele hand and footrails and cedar balusters. The project also included adding a clapboard skirt. The restoration enhances both the curb appeal and structural longevity, ensuring safety and aesthetic consistency with the home's historic style.

The remodel transformed an outdated enclosed front porch into a comfortable, four-season living area; removing a bank of windows to provide a pass-through, which required a custom steel support beam. Front entrance included custom built side lights featuring stained glass installed into a double pane glass pack. Historic architectural details were accommodated and custom historic matched casing and baseboards. The project included insulating the floor, ceiling and walls, replacing outdated windows with energy-efficient double-pane units and installing radiant heat flooring. This upgrade boosts home value and extends usable living space.

This remodel included a full gut of the floor, walls, and ceiling. The project required leveling the floors and reinforcement of the existing structural frame. True historic Subway tile with a crackle glaze was used. All mechanicals were upgraded to modern standards. Custom carpentry included custom medicine cabinet and radiator cover, as well as historically matched window casings and sill replacement.