Take an In-Depth Look at Some of Our Completed Home Renovation Projects

To start the planning process, we met with a designer to workout materials and design choices, and consulted with a structural engineer to see if we wanted to tie this renovation into the existing home (i.e. extending the roof, like in this project). We also kept an eye out on material costs, (because we understand how expensive lumber can be!), and decided to add a ceiling fan to beat the Texas heat. We also added power and screens to keep the pesky mosquitos and other bugs out!

The client wanted this to feel like an extension of the house. By extending the roof line, matching the colors of the existing house, adding electrical, and custom barn doors, we were able to make this space seem like another room of the house. This approach made it seem like we added square footage to the home!

The design was revised to add slats on the right side of the structure because the city required the area to remain open without a roof. They wanted the amount of sunshine and rain to stay consistent with how it was before the project.
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The sliding barn-style doors were custom-built, and were selected to save space on the deck and keep bugs out.

This homeowner decided to transform their garage space into a functional office space and laundry room after working from home became more commonplace.

It was important to create a cohesive flow between the new space and the existing main living area. To do this, we executed a concrete fill to make the garage floor level with the rest of the house, then extended the existing bamboo flooring into the new space. The concrete fill required us to extend rebar across the space for stability and about 4 inches of concrete. We also updated the AC so the office will stay temperature controlled and comfortable throughout the year. The homeowner opted to access the new space through a pocket door.
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One of the most exciting additions to the space was the gorgeous hand-operated, metal and glass garage door. If the weather is nice, the homeowner can open the garage door into the space and use the remote-operated screen door for an inside/outside space. The screen door is located on the outside of the garage and camouflaged to look like part of the siding. The use of both the windowed garage door and screen allow this space to feel open and connected to the outdoors.

The homeowner for this project happens to be a designer and was able to make the plans herself! Working with a blank canvas (empty garage) made the process incredibly seamless. Once the concrete was poured and the walls were up, we partnered with the homeowner every step of the way to confirm that everything from the tile layout to the cabinet installation were aligned with her vision.

An inspired and determined homeowner came to us with the need to maximize the space in her kitchen, as well as bring her artistic personality to the space. She spent upwards of 2 years carefully curating and designing her dream kitchen with thoughtful materials. Our team was able to maximize her space by installing floor to ceiling cabinets throughout both the kitchen and breakfast nook, and giving the space a full upgrade.

By getting rid of a dated breakfast area, we were able to completely transform and enlarge the kitchen with more than double the amount of the original cabinetry. With all of this extra space, we were able to add floating shelves without taking storage away.

We also kept the plumbing and electrical in the same spots, which allowed us to able to give our homeowner a brand new kitchen feeling without the added cost. We took a very dated kitchen with a small footprint and brought it up to date with a modern feel and greater functionality.