Newly constructed greatroom has a rear wall with lots of glass. Note the exposed, hand milled beams that we cut and installed at the top of the frame.....and no, we did not go with the color we tested on the wall...

Newly installed energy efficient door with a period look to match this home.

We laid a new natural maple finish laminate floor in the office area. We installed the new heating system in this older house as well.

Our guys finish the flooring and trim in this greatroom which we designed, added onto the home, and completely finished.

Looking at the nearly finished greatroom from the open concept office / library area. Balcony to the right, half walls both sides.

Side by side arched door openings will look great when covered with sheetrock

Wide arched door openings add a touch of style to our project without adding much cost

This new livingroom measure 24 feet by 22 feet thanks to the addition of structural steel in the ceiling. We installed a 26 foot I beam allowing the support columns to be removed, and providing a strong flat platform for the once sagging floors upstairs.

The base board and trim is going in. Thw painted woodwork adds to our 1940's theme farmhouse project

A touch of color brings our contemporary farmhouse to life. The earthy tones look great with the large open spaces and the 1940's style fixtures and cabinetry we have chosen.

We added lots of windows in the newly renovated livingroom to give the large space plenty of light.

A balcony is framed overlooking the greatroom, and is accessed from the master bedroom on the second floor.

Curved balcony overlooking greatroom is wrapped with sheetrock by our skilled staff.

A coat of paint over a coat of primer in our greatroom

From the open concept office / library looking into our new greatroom.

The greatroom balcony gets a railing system

We have started framing our new built in entertainment center. Being carful to stay with our 1940's theme, we keep the lines of the unit simple. Note the accent lighting in the ceiling to help showcase this piece.

Hand cut arches are added to the unit to blend with the archwork we did in the rest of the room's door openings.

Lookin good...

Crown mouldings and some white primer / paint brings the design into focus. Adjustable shelves are added, and the cable, power, and phone lines are roughed into the back of the unit. The lower opening is prewired for a future gas fireplace.

We add another set of shelves and a pair of hand made doors to the built in entertainment unit. The removeable shelves can make way for a future glass fireplace with little effort.

Pex composite plumbing junction in a complete renovation. This material saves time, and allows installation in extsting structures without opening finished walls.

Updated bathroom plumbing as part of a complete bathroom makeover

Washer connection installed in a bathroom renovation project

Multiple ceiling line from a new dormer (we added) give this smaller room some style.

A complete bathroom renovation coming together. We gutted the existing room and replumbed, rewired, structurally altered, installed a new window, insulated and sheetrocked.....the best is yet to come....

A new master bedroom space is born from unused attic area. Plenty of newly added windows provide ample light.

Bedroom closet and entrance to a brand new bathroom as part of another complete renovation.

This was an existing wall in a second story bedrron. The windows previously there were small and inadequate for egress. We opened the wall, reframed it completely, and added what you see. We also raised the ceining in this room for our customer.

Exposed hand hewn beams cut and finished by our staff. Installed and wrapped in plastic to protect them during painting.

Our hand cut beams look great against the painted ceiling and the new ceiling fan / light combo.

This complete kitchen had us gutting the whole room, modifying the structre at several points, relocating the entry door, and several windows, rewiring, replumbing, insulation, sheetrock, paint, cabinetry, and new tile floor.

Our staff decides to install a row of diamond pattern tiles to add some style....Nice choice Chuck!

This complete bathroom renovation starts with a total gutting and finishes with us laying ceramic tile

Extended front sink bowl and light fixture help this bathroom look a bit more vintage.

A 1930's style bathroom renovation. B & W flooring adds to the effect.

White beadboard wainscotting and a pedistal sink add to the antique charm of this bath. Notice the porcelain cross handles on the fixtures and the decor!

Even the light fixture compliments the antique theme

A close up of the beadboard wainscotting and the pedistal sink.

We raised the ceiling in this small dining room to give it a larger feel. We also built a raised area in the center of the ceiling to add some style. Check the next pictures for the finished look.

It is important to get the angles correct here to ensure straight clean lines.