After completing their basement as a 200SF Mother-in-law suite with a full kitchen and two baths we built a pool with a cabana that would become his workshop. The land was undeveloped and we took the project from development to finished landscape. The project was completed in 35 days.

The client wanted to take a small entry with a low ceiling and give it some pizzazz as the entrance to a bungalow remake.  The ceiling was reframed and vaulted.  The walls were stripped of wallpaper and a heavy texture added.  The crown was kept for effect.  The chandelier was changed out and a hammered copper medallion created in a box to house the arts and crafts fixture as well as can light around the perimeter.  The prairie style door was added to help bring light in and give the room a sense of size.  It is protected by a good sized porch.  The stairs, railing, and landing were changed to oak with wrought iron balusters.  The finishing touches were a wool sisal runner on the stairs and old stain glass window hung in the existing window.

This is a straightforward way to bring a relaxing sound to the backyard along with a beautiful focal point.  There is very little cost in electricity to run the pump and with a rainwater catchment system a green source for water.

We were hired to redo what had been attempted on the house concerning framing, roofing, windows, and stucco.  We demoed the stucco, reframed the house cosmetically and structurally altering the window placements.  We also added the 45’ tall Octagonal Turret.  Then, reset the windows, did the stucco work and roofed the house with a Mission S concrete tile.

This makeover was in conjunction with “Stairway”.  This is the other side of the entry.  The room created by the walls remained when the walls were taken out and the columns installed.  The big difference was how the area opened up and gave a much richer feeling.  The house was sold in a subdivision where 25% of the homes were for sale.

This stairwell was drywall with a pine cap rail.  It is also the first thing one sees when entering the house.  The client wanted to sell in a tough market so we did a makeover to give the house a nice focal point when entering.  The floors were refinished.  The stairwell was done in oak and wrought iron.  The stair parts and the main floor were done in two different colors of stain for contrast.  Under Columns, you can see the other side of the entry and makeover.

Here are two examples of taking fireplaces in disrepair and making them beautiful. One is in stone and the other is granite.

A dated look was changed into a bungalow style.  The stone was added along with cedar shingles and painting the trim.

A very dark and dated Great Room was given a facelift with new hardwood flooring, taking the paneling down, painting and changing fixtures.

The client wanted a walkway around the house to match the one from the street to porch.  We laid it out, due to depth, poured concrete, set and grouted the bricks to a match.