A unfinished Attic or Basement is often a opportunity to add a new floor onto your house while completely skipping the addition phase. For this client we brought their attic to life. Electric, HVAC, Flooring, Trim, and all you need for a full livable space was added for them. Our clients third floor was spooky, unsafe, dirty, and a eye sore. In the matter of a few months we completely changed that. Now they can enjoy a third floor office and an efficient storage space.

Our clients plaster ceiling was in bad shape. Cracking in the ceiling was progressively worsening which will lead to an eventual collapse. We demolished all Plaster and installed Drywall as the new ceiling. Additionally Our clients house had an awkward window in their living room, they decided they wanted it gone. We uninstalled the window and reframed the area for proper Drywall installation.

Our client asked for a utility closet which required framing, drywall, and new doors and trim. Our client requested for no baseboard inside their closet room, as they are planning on pushing furniture flush to the wall.

Our client was preparing to open a retail space and wanted everything to look fresh. We installed three mirrors, repaired all damaged drywall, and painted the entire space. In the after photos you can see the clothes on display for purchase. The store is Bacall & Bogie which is a rare designer women's clothing store, located at 8001 Wisconsin Ave Suite 202 (Up the Stairs). 

On this project we properly framed the area for drywall installation. Our finishers who finish through level 5, completed the area. We then matched the paint, installed new baseboard, and painted. 

Our clients carpet had been damaged over time due to pets and foot traffic. We demolished the old carpet and installed floor tile.

All guests appreciate their own bathroom. A spacious guest-bedroom is a perfect location to add a bathroom.

Taking on an old fashion basement guest bath in Chevy Chase D.C. This project consisted of a refresh on most cosmetics and leveling out the subfloor. In old homes, the floor can be very un-level. Leave it to us, we leveled the floor to make sure the new tile looks even and pretty. 

Removing the old strip lights, carpet and kitchenette in this North Bethesda basement was all we needed to make this place look pretty again. We painted all the wood paneling before carpet and the after results are beautiful. 

We demolished our client's existing primary bathroom in Chevy Chase. Our client chose the tile for this project and did a fantastic job. The results are beautiful. 

For this project, we installed an electric heater designed to function as a faux fireplace. However, the scope of work extended far beyond just the heater installation. Our team carefully bumped out the wall to meet the project specifications, relocated the HVAC supply and electrical receptacle, and painted the room for a fresh, cohesive look. Additionally, we installed a custom shelf and, as a courtesy, mounted the TV. This compact yet highly skilled project significantly enhances the comfort and functionality of the bedroom, offering both an upgraded aesthetic and a sleek, modern feel.

For this project, our client reached out shortly after purchasing their Town of Chevy Chase house. We gut and renovated the entire primary bathroom, converting the tub into a shower and adding a freestanding tub, furthermore we updated the electrical, doors, and all gypsum board. The marble walls added a spice to the look, going up about 4 1/2 feet with a chair rail resting on top of it. By the move in date, our client enjoyed a brand new luxury bathroom with a frameless shower door and high end finishes. 

Located at The Wharf in D.C. we completely transformed the look of our clients pent house condo prior to move in. Working with a reward winning designer we prepped the 3500 SQ' condo for all future wallpaper and new painting on all walls and ceilings. This project alone consisted of $5,000.00 worth of Farrow & Ball designer paint. 

Attic scope included routing and connecting ductwork to a roof vent using rigid duct, with all joints secured and sealed for proper airflow.

Our client wanted a fresh attic for visiting guests. We installed Drywall, New Trim, Baseboard, and new lighting for our client. A small project can produce a fascinating difference and even bring a new floor to your home. 

Due to a flood in the basement the waterproofing company had to demo the bottom of our clients drywall, two feet of floor tile, and all baseboard to properly install water proofing. Our client reached out to us and needed help fixing the demolished work. We properly reframed the area for secure drywall installation and installed tile in all torn areas. We then matched the baseboard and installed in all areas needed.

Old Roofing can cause rot, molding, and leaks inside your house. It's best to tackle these issues before problems arise. Our crew demoed and installed a full replacement roof which included new underlayment and a ridge vent.

Many houses that aren't new construction are not spacious, there tight, compact, and have lots of turns. Fortunately you can remove just about any wall with proper demolition. Even just one wall can open up space in your house, going from tight to flexible. Here you can see we completely transformed our clients hallway and dining room. Our finishing touches included installing custom millwork in the dining room, sconces, a chandelier, and painting.

Flooring can range from hardwood to tile. We offer every flooring service. This project was tight and needed a match. We toothed in the new floor, applied floor wood putty, sanded, and matched the stain. 

Our client's storage room was becoming outdated and an eyesore, so we decided to transform it into another bedroom. We gut and replaced the bathroom as well.

Knocking down hollow walls and some plumbing relocation can double the space of a small bathroom. We made an uncomfortable outdated bathroom into a bigger beautiful full bath. 

We removed this existing closet wall that was blocking light from the window and taking too much space in our clients guest bedroom. While at it, we replaced the carpet and painted the existing wall. 

We Relocated a giant old HVAC bump out further back to make it flush against the wall. This required all new duct work. This project is located in Chevy Chase Maryland and turned out beautiful once we setup the living room.

We did an entire gut on our client's bathroom and laundry room in Martins Additions Chevy Chase. We flipped them around, making the laundry room come first and the bathroom last.  We put in a steam generator for our client. The before and afters are jaw dropping.

For this project, our client wanted to improve the appearance of their structural pillars, moving away from the plain white concrete look. Working with our tile installation team, we applied high-quality tiles to fully cover the pillars, creating a more polished and visually appealing design. This simple yet effective update added a touch of luxury to an already beautiful condo, enhancing the space without overwhelming it. The result is a more refined and cohesive look that complements the overall style of the home.

On this B-C-C area project, our client worked with their preferred structural engineer and received updated MEP drawings to correct a dangerous downward slope on the second floor. Years-old work had caused the joists to sag, but with the new plans our team installed proper support: 5 LVL beams, 12 king joists, and a PSL column poured into concrete for maximum strength. While the structural work was underway, the client saved money by adding painting for their guest room and other areas, where they chose a beautiful Farrow & Ball green that elevated the space. In the end, we jacked up the house, leveled the floor, and restored both safety and peace of mind.

This Potomac, Maryland renovation involved demolition of existing finishes and installation of new drywall in a primary bathroom and attic exercise room. Careful preparation and sequencing supported insulation work and resulted in clean, finished interior spaces.

This residential renovation in Bethesda, Maryland included a full powder room remodel and cabinetry upgrades. Work involved demolition of existing finishes, installation of new fixtures, lighting, paint, and interior trim in the powder room, along with replacement of existing wood cabinets with new melamine cabinetry to improve storage and functionality. The project resulted in a clean, updated interior with improved layout and finishes.