Wall between the kitchen and dining room removed and carried on a new beam. Rift-cut oak cabinetry with glass uppers, honed stone counters and a full-height stone backsplash, integrated under-cabinet lighting, custom hood surround and large-format porcelain floor.
Taken to the studs and fully waterproofed behind the tile. Marble-look porcelain throughout, frameless glass shower enclosure, freestanding soaking tub, custom double vanity in quartz and brushed brass fixtures.
Unfinished basement framed, insulated and inspected. White oak plank ceiling with exposed beams, acoustic slat wall, full run of built-in cabinetry and herringbone flooring in the adjoining hall.
Addition framed on new frost-depth footings with floor-to-ceiling glazing on two elevations, a flat roof tied cleanly into the existing pitch, and a full-width deck off the sliders.
Engineered walnut laid in herringbone over a subfloor leveled first — the step most installers skip. Pattern set off the main sightline so it runs square to the glazing, with matched borders and transitions.
Full-height wall panelling and applied moulding, a coffered ceiling detail with recessed cove lighting, and a complete repaint after skim coating — patched, sanded, caulked and primed before any finish coat.
Four years, sixty-four completed projects, and a written estimate on every one of them.
