See our Sweet Houses!

This 1950 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom had a full interior update, with kitchen and bath remodels. New windows and enclosing the porch helped make this a comfortable home.

A 1939 built gem, requiring foundation and structure repairs. Creating proper flow and function was the basis of rethinking this welcoming home.

1941 steel windows is not common-place, but these restored original windows with a custom cypress roof crown molding are without reproach. Both were the baseline of design and the foundation for this Tudor style home's retained originality.

A 1980's 2-story that needed a lot of updates, redesigned kitchen, and incorporating open-concept spaces. A large primary bathroom and walk-in closet were a must-have. An enlarged front porch and back deck made this one special.

Built in 1954, and with a 1980's addition, this house required full interior modernization to make it into the perfect updated rental property.

 This 1978 cedar siding house with a vaulted ceiling has great open feel but dated materials and popcorn ceiling. This house was a complete interior update transitioning it to a  modern feel with added functionality, colors, and resilience.