Historic Renovations

8 articles

Removing Structural Walls to Create a Luxury Primary Suite
The East Side Trade-Off We often see clients fall in love with the exterior of a home on the East Side of Providence—the brick details, the slate roof, the mature trees—only to...
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The Art of the Invisible Addition: Expanding an 1870s Farmhouse
The "Frankenstein" Fear: We hear it from almost every client who owns a pre-1900s home: "We need more space, but we don’t want it to look like a spaceship landed on our vintage...
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Quality Over Quantity: Focused Attention for Your Historic Renovation
In the intricate world of historic renovations, excellence demands focused attention. Unfortunately, many builders spread themselves too thin, assigning a single project...
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Your Home, Your Story: Personalized Historic Renovations
Restoring a historic home is a deeply personal endeavor. It’s about more than just bricks and mortar; it’s about honoring the past while creating a space that truly reflects...
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Confidence Through Clarity: Staying Informed During Your Renovation
Too often, homeowners embarking on a renovation journey are left in the dark. They’re unsure of what’s happening, when it’s happening, or even what the next steps are. This...
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No Hidden Costs: Transparent Pricing for Your Historic Renovation
When embarking on a historic home renovation, financial uncertainty should never be part of the process. Many builders provide vague estimates, leading to unexpected costs...
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Historic Home with a Modern Timeline: Six to Nine Month Renovations
The traditional approach to renovating a historic home is notoriously slow. Many homeowners spend over a year just on design, another six months navigating permits, and yet...
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Streamlining Historic Home Renovations: A Comprehensive Approach
Renovating a historic home presents unique challenges, often made more complex by the fragmented nature of traditional project management. Managing architects, designers, and...
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