Remodeling Homewood cottages and bungalows
Most of Homewood was built between the 1920s and the 1950s: brick and frame cottages in Edgewood and West Homewood, Spanish and Tudor revival homes in Hollywood, and post-war homes on smaller lots close to the shops and schools. The location is hard to beat, so instead of moving, many families decide to make their Homewood house bigger and better.
We have completed major remodels and additions in Homewood – including a full house addition – and painted and repaired homes inside and out. On a Homewood lot every square foot counts, so we look at every option: borrowing space from an underused room, building up, adding to the back or finishing the basement.
Additions that look original
An addition on a Homewood street should look as if it was always there. We match rooflines, brick or siding, window styles and trim, and we handle the permits and inspections with the city. Inside, we tie the new space into the old with matching floors and millwork, so the house reads as one home.
Kitchens, baths and finishing touches
A Homewood kitchen often has to do a lot in a small footprint. Custom cabinetry, smart storage and a layout that opens to the living area make a compact kitchen feel generous. Bathrooms get the same attention: tile work, glass showers and vanities built to fit the room.
