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On the left you see the removal of walls flanking the living room and the dining room combining these spaces with the hall and the kitchen, respectively. The effect is the illusion of more space. Centralized is a custom built in pantry where services feeding the second floor are also concealed.

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Pull through chip seal driveway with cobble apron and edging.
Inspiration for a timeless yellow two-story exterior home remodel in Boston
Inspiration for a timeless yellow two-story exterior home remodel in Boston

This staircase was preserved, as was the handrail, though new pickets, paint and runner updated the overall look. Wall removals at the new front entry and side entry access to the basement make the space feel more open and easier for traffic flow of a busy family.
Photography by Andrew Snow.

Designed by Ed Nunes
Photography by Nat Rea
Inspiration for a large timeless master ceramic tile bathroom remodel in Providence with raised-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, gray walls and an undermount sink
Inspiration for a large timeless master ceramic tile bathroom remodel in Providence with raised-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, gray walls and an undermount sink

Andrew Snow Photography
Load bearing wall removal and re-orientation of furnishings and features in the space make for a much nicer space to sit in. Textured swirled plaster was preserved to retain the heritage of the home.

This staircase was preserved, as was the handrail, though new pickets, paint and runner updated the overall look. Wall removals at the new front entry and side entry access to the basement make the space feel more open and easier for traffic flow of a busy family.
Photography by Andrew Snow.

Pre-existing concrete courtyard entrance. The concrete entrance was originally designed to provide a low maintenance wheel chair friendly entrance. The unintended consequence of positioning the pathway in the lowest part of the courtyard caused water to pool and freeze during the winter creating a very dangerous entrance. Given the entire concrete hardscape surface, snow and water has to be completely removed from the courtyard to alleviate the problem. - Larry Elmore

For this leaky shingle roof replacement in Woodbury, NJ, we installed a gorgeous new standing seam metal roof. These homeowners wanted something that would boost water, snow, and ice removal efficiency, making metal the clear choice. Our standing seam metal roofs are the best choice for homeowners that want the best quality roof at an affordable cost. This home will see a boost to energy efficiency, lifespan, and overall durability and protection from powerful rain and wind as well as impacts.

Pre-existing concrete courtyard entrance. The concrete entrance was originally designed to provide a low maintenance wheel chair friendly entrance. The unintended consequence of positioning the pathway in the lowest part of the courtyard caused water to pool and freeze during the winter creating a very dangerous entrance. Given the entire concrete hardscape surface, snow and water has to be completely removed from the courtyard to alleviate the problem. - Larry Elmore

Photo of a mid-sized transitional partial sun front yard stone formal garden in Boston.

Pre-existing concrete courtyard entrance. The concrete entrance was originally designed to provide a low maintenance wheel chair friendly entrance. The unintended consequence of positioning the pathway in the lowest part of the courtyard caused water to pool and freeze during the winter creating a very dangerous entrance. Given the entire concrete hardscape surface, snow and water has to be completely removed from the courtyard to alleviate the problem. - Larry Elmore

Photo by Patrick & Topaze McCaffery of Taproot Garden Design "Once a lawn, now a tasteful mixture of California Native plants and low water Mediterranean plants. This garden was recently installed in the late spring/early summer months of May/June 2015 and is only 2 months new in these photos. Plants include: Calamagrostis foliosa, Galvezia speciosa ‘Firecracker’, Iris douglasiana ‘Canyon Snow’, Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead', Nepeta x faassenii ‘Select Blue’, Rosmarinus officinalis 'Tuscan Blue', Salvia chamaedryoides, Salvia sonomensis 'Bee's Bliss' Sage."

This metal roof installation in West Chester, PA featured a gorgeous grey standing seam metal roof. The original asphalt shingle roof was sagging and had rotting plywood. We always install our standing seam metal roofs with ice, snow, and water management in mind. This means more efficient water removal from the roof and fewer leaks. This gorgeous roof also is strong enough to resist hurricane-level winds and impacts from debris, making it among the most durable options.

Wall mounted slatwall with hooks and baskets for garage or shed taken by Alaska Premier Closets.
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