Full transformations
Whole-Home Remodels
Whole-home work is how a house stops feeling like a collection of rooms and starts feeling inevitable. One team, one palette, one set of decisions from the front door to the porch.
Most houses on 30A have been added onto, rented, or finished in a hurry. The result is a patchwork: one kitchen from 2009, baths from 2016, floors that never quite match. A whole-home remodel is the chance to start over without starting over.
We look at structure, light, and how you actually move through the house. Open what should be open. Keep what has bones. Choose a material language and hold it — limestone, oak, linen, plaster — so the house reads as one piece of work.
This is also where investment performance is won. A coherent house photographs better, books better, and sells cleaner than a series of partial updates.
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