Remodels

From a bathroom or kitchen upgrade to renovating the whole house for better accessibility, our remodeling standards prioritize functionality, efficiency, and comfort. We use the latest knowledge in building science to craft long-lasting, durable spaces that you can count on for generations to come.

We work with you to determine the scope of the project, create a design you love, and set an implementation plan that considers both quality of work and your personal needs within the space throughout the duration of the project.

Remodeled for Handicap Accessibility

After an accident, this homeowner needed to convert their guest house into a handicap accessible home. To allow for wheelchair access, we widened all doorways, renovated the kitchen, and build a zero-entry shower with attached folding chair.

We completely remodeled the kitchen for better handicap access by adjusting the flow of the space, as well as increasing distance between the cabinets and dining table to allow a wheelchair to fit through. We kept the clean, rustic vibe to match the
We widened all doorways so a wheelchair could easily fit through.
We renovated the shower into this gorgeous tiled zero-entry with a folding chair attached to the wall.
Here is the wood and metal folding chair attached to the shower wall.

Remodeled to Increase Home Value

With their home getting outdated and the idea of selling in the future, we helped this homeowner remodel their home to increase value. From bathrooms to the living room and stair rails, we added quality and comfort to the home.

The master bathroom gained a full facelift with dark wood cabinets and white granite countertops, new sink fixtures and sleek lighting around the mirrors.
The metal stair railing overlooking the home's foyer features an intricate pattern that looks like tree branches.
The living room features high ceilings, large windows and a cozy fireplace.
The master shower includes intricate tile patterns, showerheads on two sides and built-in shelving.
A close-up of the master bathroom shower tile showing the smaller tiles banding around the center and the larger diamond and square pattern on the rest of the wall.

Remodeled Historic Home

We remodeled just about every part of this historic Missoula home, from creating a triple tiered roof look in the front to the beautiful wood stairs to the double-sided shower door entry. This project is nearly 10 years old now and looks brand new!

The front of the home features a triple tiered roof design.
The tiled shower in this home has a double sliding glass door-entry so it can be entered from the bathrooms on either side.
The kitchen was upgraded to include new appliances and flooring as well as added open wood shelving for design.
The cozy living room includes a wood stove vented to the outside of the home, large windows filling the space with natural light, and real wood floors.
The sitting room includes built-in bookshelves, large windows for plenty of natural light and historic craftsman style trim around the doors.
We loved building these beautiful wood stairs leading up to the client's master bedroom. The natural light filling the stairwell shows them off beautifully.