This historic 1798 farmhouse was expanded with a three-story addition, largely constructed with limestone that originated on the farm.

Mid-20th century home exterior was enhanced with a porch and dormer windows. Inside, the foyer staircase was widened. The home's original living room and dining room were joined into one large living room with added French doors.

New addition expanded the existing kitchen, allowing for greater counter space and cabinetry. Addition also houses a breakfast room that offers views and access to an outdoor stone terrace, constructed as part of the project.

Outdoor porch area of 19th century farmhouse was enclosed to create a breakfast room. Attached building was renovated for use as a laundry room and loft. All exterior materials matched those of the original historic home.

Two-story addition consists of a master suite and family room. The home’s existing dining room, powder room, master bath and walk-in closets were renovated. 

Colonial revival home was expanded with a first-story sunroom by enclosing an original porch. The addition includes second-story master bathroom, another bedroom and an enclosed staircase to a third-story home office.

Mid-20th century home was expanded with a breakfast room off the kitchen and the conversion of a car port to create a family room. A wrap-around deck, connecting the two additions, provides an outdoor entertainment area.

Renovation consisted of a 480 s.f.. art studio with a half bath, wood shop / auto center that includes a car lift. All green construction features include exterior stucco finish, mahogany French doors, cedar fascia, brick wall and cathedral ceiling.

The entire first floor of this 1980s two-story home was fully renovated. A handsome galley kitchen features matching cherry flooring and cabinetry, a soapstone counter resembling malachite that incorporates exotic African wood and a window seat with eat-in spaces for the owners’ three cats.

1920s house addition consists of a family room with a cathedral ceiling and a skylight cupola. The project also included the complete renovation of the existing kitchen. Exterior construction materials mirrored those originally used.

The 1800s farmhouse was expanded with a sunroom, family room and deck, finished with German lap siding to match the original structure. 

1920s home was fully renovated and expanded with a master suite, kitchen, elevator, powder room and two car garage. The original home was renovated simultaneously. 

Renovation of Woodsboro’s town founder’s mid-19th century home included the conversion of a 1990’s addition into a master suite and elevator providing access to the adjoining original home and a historic smokehouse, outfitted with a new bath.

Outdoor porch of this 19th century log home was enclosed to create a master bedroom with panoramic views of Middletown valley. The project included many custom wood features and use of exterior materials matching original home.

This two-story addition nearly doubled the living space of a small 1930s Cape Cod home. The original kitchen was extended, tripling its size and creating great working spaces.

This colonial home was expanded with the addition of two new bedrooms. The project also included a full renovation and expansion of the existing kitchen.

Complete renovation of foyer, kitchen and laundry room. New custom cherry cabinetry, rustic hickory floors and large 60-degree bay window with granite countertop extending from bay to sink. 

Former retreat was fully renovated and expanded for full time residency to include a great room, sunroom, master bedroom, guest bedroom, bath, laundry and home theater. Unique features include 480 s.f. deck, free standing garage and creative stonescaping.