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Homes, additions and remodeling.

A new home and a room that needs a new layout ask different questions. Choose the work you have in mind, then we can talk through the details.

Where would you like to start?

Start with the service closest to your project. The six areas below cover new construction, new space and changes within an existing home.

Pale-sage two-story home with white-trimmed windows and a low timber entry landing

Custom Home Building

Plan a new home around the lot, the rooms you need and the decisions that bring the whole house together.

  • Site and base
  • Structure
  • Exterior
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Completed white-clapboard home with a matching connected single-story wing

Home Additions

Explore attached space that works with the existing house, from the connection between rooms to the roof above.

  • New rooms
  • House tie-in
  • Access
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Maple kitchen cabinetry, dark countertops and a compact island in a finished kitchen

Kitchen Remodeling

Rethink the work surfaces, storage and movement through a kitchen that needs to serve your day differently.

  • Cabinetry
  • Counters
  • Layout
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Tiled walk-in shower with a glass panel beside an oak bathroom vanity

Bathroom Remodeling

Bring the shower, vanity and room layout into one conversation, with attention to the complete finished space.

  • Showers
  • Vanities
  • Tile
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Finished basement family room with high-set windows, a sofa and closed storage

Basement Remodeling

Start with the lower level's conditions and intended use before deciding how the space should be finished.

  • Conditions
  • Comfort
  • Storage
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Connected living room, dining room and kitchen with consistent oak flooring and trim

Whole House Renovations

Coordinate changes across several rooms so the layout, building systems and finishes can be considered together.

  • Room flow
  • Coordination
  • Finishes
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How do you begin planning the work?

Planning begins with a clear description of the home and the proposed change. Three simple pieces of information help start that conversation.

Describe the change

Tell us what is no longer working and what you want the finished space to do.

Share the town

We use your town to start the coverage conversation, then confirm the individual project location.

Bring a rough budget

A ballpark helps frame the discussion. It is not a quote for the work.

Visit the town coverage directory for location pages, or meet Ray before describing your project.

Which project is on your mind?

Tell us about the project you have in mind. We can start with the part you have already figured out.

Discuss your home project

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A new home or a familiar home, made better.