Our clients wanted to open up the first floor of their home from front to back. This involved removing a bearing wall, and a block outside partition. This included the back room into the main floor space and opened up more light from the double doors in the backyard. The main floor included renovation of the entire HVAC boiling system, electrical, plumbing, and finishing materials. The traditional features of the main floor work well with the IKEA cabinets and London Gray CeasarStone Quartz countertops.

This project illustrates a living room in Lancaster where professional wallpaper installation brought a fresh and stylish look to the space. As a dedicated wallpaper installer, my focus was on achieving a smooth and precise application of the chosen wallcovering, enhancing the room's overall appeal. The process involved thorough wall preparation and expert wallpapering techniques, resulting in a beautifully finished living room for the residents of Lancaster

This project highlights a living room in Troutdale where professional wallpaper installation brought a new level of style. As a detail-oriented wallpaper installer, I ensured a seamless application of the chosen wallcovering, enhancing the room's ambiance. The process involved careful preparation and expert wallpapering techniques, resulting in a beautifully finished living space for the Troutdale homeowners.

This project showcases a living room in Littleton where professional wallpaper installation enhanced the interior design. As a skilled wallpaper installer, I focused on a meticulous application of the wallcovering to create a seamless and attractive finish. The process involved careful wall preparation and expert wallpapering, resulting in a beautifully transformed living space for the Littleton homeowners.

This photo captures the bathroom during the demolition and renovation process prior to the complete remodel transformation. The original built-in bathtub and surrounding finishes are in the process of being removed to make way for a new modern layout and upgraded materials. Construction equipment, exposed flooring, and active work areas highlight the extensive preparation involved in updating the space. The remodel includes structural improvements, updated plumbing and electrical systems, and a redesigned floor plan that ultimately transforms the outdated bathroom into a bright, contemporary spa-inspired retreat.

This home renovation involved removing several walls and completely reconfiguring the kitchen layout to provide the family with the open concept floor plan they desired. The perimeter cabinetry is a Teaberry Maple finish with a contemporary flat panel door style. The island finish remains the same, but the simple raised panel door style and decorative base molding complement elements of the furniture pieces throughout the home. All of the cabinetry is provided by Decora. There are new appliances throughout including an undercounter beverage cooler, microwave, dishwasher, GE Profile refrigerator, and Frigidaire range.

This detached accessory dwelling unit/garage combo was a labor of love by the homeowner to provide a place for family to comfortably live independently. Everyone involved is proud of the workmanship. This project was a part of the Residential Infill Pilot Program. Over 150 yards of dirt/mud was removed. Our mason successfully matched the brick to the main home. The vaulted ceiling and short wall give the living space an open feel. This project is a perfect example of a homeowner working with the government and the trades to achieve a new space that blends in with the neighborhood.

Key improvements of this 1938 kitchen remodel involved removing the chimney and the wall that separated the dining room from the kitchen. Appliances were rearranged and new Waypoint cabinets, Cambria countertops, and linear tile backsplash were installed to transform the space. A cute eat-in area with room for two stools was also incorporated. Trim at the existing dining room built ins was modified and the hardwood floors in the dining room and living room were refinished. According to our final survey with this client, our sales and design process was extremely transparent and smooth. During construction they were happy about the project manager’s communication, quality of woodwork, and cleanliness of the jobsite. This remodel was definitely a success story for Castle and the owners of this beautiful Tudor home in NE Minneapolis.

Key improvements of this 1938 kitchen remodel involved removing the chimney and the wall that separated the dining room from the kitchen. Appliances were rearranged and new Waypoint cabinets, Cambria countertops, and linear tile backsplash were installed to transform the space. A cute eat-in area with room for two stools was also incorporated. Trim at the existing dining room built ins was modified and the hardwood floors in the dining room and living room were refinished. According to our final survey with this client, our sales and design process was extremely transparent and smooth. During construction they were happy about the project manager’s communication, quality of woodwork, and cleanliness of the jobsite. This remodel was definitely a success story for Castle and the owners of this beautiful Tudor home in NE Minneapolis.

This project involved removing a failing deck and drainage system. Our construction crew installed a brand new deck with Azek Timbertech mahogany decking and their composite railing system with mahogany drink rail. This deck also included a hidden door system and slat detail around the base. We also plumbed a quick connect gas line to eliminate the client having to worry about filling grill tanks. Our landscape construction teams also installed a brand new drainage system around the entire property that will manage roof, gutter, and downspout water in conjunction with surface water. The system will collect all of the aforementioned and direct it to a recharge system located below grade. Provost Companies is a fully licensed and insured general contractor serving Canton, MA.

This project illustrates a living room in Lancaster where professional wallpaper installation brought a fresh and stylish look to the space. As a dedicated wallpaper installer, my focus was on achieving a smooth and precise application of the chosen wallcovering, enhancing the room's overall appeal. The process involved thorough wall preparation and expert wallpapering techniques, resulting in a beautifully finished living room for the residents of Lancaster

Our clients wanted to open up the first floor of their home from front to back. This involved removing a bearing wall, and a block outside partition. This included the back room into the main floor space and opened up more light from the double doors in the backyard. The main floor included renovation of the entire HVAC boiling system, electrical, plumbing, and finishing materials. The traditional features of the main floor work well with the IKEA cabinets and London Gray CeasarStone Quartz countertops.

Rustic kitchen remodel involved, removing wall to create an open concept , built island , built all kitchen cabinets , installed beam , added can lighting, and installed beautiful flooring, finished with painting kitchen beam and living room area ;to complete renovation look. We finished on time and on customer budget. Our customer was so pleased , she left us a great review on google.com!

Key improvements of this 1938 kitchen remodel involved removing the chimney and the wall that separated the dining room from the kitchen. Appliances were rearranged and new Waypoint cabinets, Cambria countertops, and linear tile backsplash were installed to transform the space. A cute eat-in area with room for two stools was also incorporated. Trim at the existing dining room built ins was modified and the hardwood floors in the dining room and living room were refinished. According to our final survey with this client, our sales and design process was extremely transparent and smooth. During construction they were happy about the project manager’s communication, quality of woodwork, and cleanliness of the jobsite. This remodel was definitely a success story for Castle and the owners of this beautiful Tudor home in NE Minneapolis.

Hallway wallpaper installation – East Rockaway, NY. This narrow hallway now has presence thanks to mid-century wallpaper with vertical pinstripe curves in warm gray. The installation involved aligning several short sections between door frames — tricky work that paid off in clean lines and retro charm.

Key improvements of this 1938 kitchen remodel involved removing the chimney and the wall that separated the dining room from the kitchen. Appliances were rearranged and new Waypoint cabinets, Cambria countertops, and linear tile backsplash were installed to transform the space. A cute eat-in area with room for two stools was also incorporated. Trim at the existing dining room built ins was modified and the hardwood floors in the dining room and living room were refinished. According to our final survey with this client, our sales and design process was extremely transparent and smooth. During construction they were happy about the project manager’s communication, quality of woodwork, and cleanliness of the jobsite. This remodel was definitely a success story for Castle and the owners of this beautiful Tudor home in NE Minneapolis.

This project showcases a living room transformation through professional wallpaper installation. As a skilled wallpaper installer, I focused on meticulous application to achieve a flawless finish, enhancing the room's aesthetic and creating a welcoming space. The process involved careful wall preparation followed by precise wallpapering, resulting in a beautifully decorated living area.

This top floor San Francisco Condo renovation involved removal of a load bearing wall in between the kitchen and the hallway. The building's weight was redistributed by adding structural beams in the ground floor garage. The wall between the dining/ living space originally had three separate doors. One door was removed to increase usable wall space in both kitchen and living areas. The changes allow better light flow, use of space for entertaining, and everyday function. The transformation is a great example of using practical & modern elements to update a traditional Edwardian condominium for modern family living.

Penn National Custom Renovation is a master bathroom renovation project that involved removing dated colors, flooring, cabinetry and a pink shower. We moved the shower wall about 9" to maximize the shower space. We installed a custom tiled shower using clean subway tile. We removed the old tile floor and installed white pine ceramic tile flooring. The low cabinetry was was replaced with custom painted cabinets with upgraded soft closing drawers and doors with full extension slides. The sliding barn door was made from recycled barn siding to add a rustic touch.