Category: Major Remodels & Additions

Whole house remodels are always fun because we get to upgrade multiple spaces into one, cohesive design. This Duvall house was set deep into the woods and had many happy memories to share. After an upgrade, the renewed interior was bright and ready for another family and more adventure.

Are you a design-build novice? We find some clients seek out a design-build resource specifically, while others don't know what the term design-build means, and others don't care. Since we think design-build firms are pretty great, we thought we'd tackle defining the design-build concept and why it should be important to you.

It's amazing what rain can do when your exterior isn't prepared to slough it off appropriately. See how we helped repair the exterior of this condo complex in Bellevue.

It can be easy to get overwhelmed when choosing the various items for your remodel. As a design-build remodeler, we try to simplify that process for you.

Renovating a kitchen or bathroom is always an adventure, but in a condo, requires a lot of planning and excellent execution. We really enjoyed taking this Pike Place Market condo from a closed off version to one that showed off its fabulous view.

If you're interested in remodeling a bathroom that will primarily be used by your children, we provide a list of things to consider, depending on the age of the user.

Want to maximize your view, but increase your storage? It can be done! We've been hard-pressed to convince clients that doing away with upper cabinets and retaining their view in favor of full-extension deep bottom drawer cabinets are not only a great solution, but a smart choice!

Scope creep is a real thing during a remodel. We recommend considering the following before you get started so that you're remodel is well-thought out and designed from the start.

Do you have a craftsman that needs some work to make it more functional for your lifestyle? This homeowner added 320 square feet to her craftsman and upgraded the garage. The results gave her more space, an upgraded bathroom and a much needed laundry room.

Once the final construction walk-through is done and the punch list complete, a homeowner feels like the remodel is really done and the family can go back to life as normal - now with a beautiful home. That’s mostly true but here are a few more recommendations.