High-Point Terrace Addition

Day 1
Digging footings
Pouring footings
Adding block
Floor joists
Wall framing
Reframing the porch
Sheathing and house wrap
Final product

Vollintine Evergreen Rebuild

Original living room. The client wanted to open this space into an open living/dining area.
Original hallway bathrooom that was severely dated. Leaks in the plumbing had caused the flooring structure in this area to completely rot out.
Original Living/Kitchen Area
Original bathroom #2. This was located inconveniently in the center of a hallway. We completely removed the bathroom here, and relocated it to a different area of the house to create an open, central hallway to access the bedrooms and new bathrooms/laundry area.
Original kitchen that was, also, in very poor condition due to water damage.
We demo'ed Bathroom #2 in prepration for re-framing.
We demoed the original kitchen with plans to convert this space into the new Bathroom #2 and laundry area.
After demoing Bathrom #2, we discovered the flooring structure in this area of the house would need to be rebuilt.
We removed the drywall in prepration to open the living/kitchen area up.
There were multiple late nights involved here to keep the project on schedule in light of the issues we uncovered.
After the flooring structure was repaired, we began reframing the central hallway.
At this point, the dividing wall had been removed between the kitchen/living area and new windows had arrived.
New central corridor had been framed with new linen closets and access to the back yard.
We completely re-wired and re-plumbed the house to accomodate the new floor plan.
We wired and plumbed in for the new laundry area, which would provide a designated laundry room rather than having a washer and dryer in the kitchen. This space is where the original kitchen was.
We re-wired for the new kitchen.
Now, we could begin to start adding drywall to the new walls. This is the new Bathroom #2 where the original kitchen was.
New central corridor in the rear of the house. On the left is a bedroom, and on the right is the new Bathroom #2 and laundry room.
We also replaced the trimwork throughout the property to maintain the original historic facade.
With sheetrock installed, we could now begin to tile the new showers.
With the showers tiled and the first coat of paint on, we could install the new LVP flooring.
Now that flooring had been installed, we could install new cabinets and granite countertops in the kitchen.
More kitchen.
Now that the heavy, dirty work had been completed, we could start the bathroom floor tile.
Tile in the new Bathroom #2.
After many more days of touch ups and details, the home started to come together. This is the new central hallway where the original kitchen and bathroom #2 were.
New hallway bathroom.
New bedroom.
New Bathroom #2.
New laundry room.
New open kitchen/living area.

Germantown Bathroom Remodel

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