Tiny House Construction Companies in Dedham

“We love our kitchen, bathroom and expanded kids bedroom. Dave and Cory really understood our style and our budget. I loved the communication especially the ever other weekly meeting to discuss questions and progress.”

“Working with Monica was a pleasure from start to finish. She has both the knowledge of a general contractor and the vision of an interior designer, so the finished product was kept in mind from the very beginning. Monica’s attention to detail never wavered throughout the arduous process of re-configuring an antique cape, and she was able to help us turn many would-be issues into bonus features of the finished product. She was extremely attentive to our thoughts and ideas and accommodating of our needs throughout the renovation. We couldn’t have done it without her!”

“Doug and Bill are an exceptional team. I have been working with them for many years and can say they have been nothing less than a first-rate team to associate with. Their knowledge, experience, organizational skills, and especially their attitude is outstanding. They are both a couple of "can do" guys that strive for nothing less than exceeding our clients expectations. Meeting budgets, schedules and satisfying clients are commonplace will Doug and Bill. Stating that I enjoy working with them is an understatement. With them on your team, success is inevitable.”

“Installed a great new kitchen in our old house. Worked around the quirky antique dimensions. Very good value for the price.”

“Linda was the designer and project manager for the cupola renovation of our Eastlake Stick Victorian house. (http://www.houzz.com/projects/152835). The design exceeded our expectations and we were very pleased with her management of the project. Linda was very receptive to our desires and quickly responsive to any requests and concerns. Where renovations can become quite stressful, Linda created trust and gave us peace of mind. We very much enjoyed working with her and the talent she brought to the project. The cupola is unique and has become the favorite space in our home.”

“Accomplishments: Architectural enhancements to house exterior: •Wood roof •Front box window treatments •Garage bonnet roof •Cupola •Chimney treatment Analysis: Experienced and competent contracting building skills •Affordable price •Expert workmanship •Excellent architectural skills •Good understanding of New England house styles”

“We hired Raquel to assist with a kitchen and bathroom design for our 1935 home. We had taken down a wall and were looking to flip flop the kitchen and dining room, as well as add a full bath to the first floor where there was none (no small feat in a 1600 square foot home)! Raquel met with us to learn about what we were hoping to achieve, and worked with us to maximize the use of limited space. She was even able to squeeze in the full bath like we had hoped! We felt like she truly understood what we were looking to get out of the project, and she was a pleasure to work with. We would highly recommend her services, and have even recommended her via word of mouth to some friends looking to pursue similar types of projects.”

“We are so pleased with our kitchen renovation by Studio Build. They knew exactly what aesthetic we wanted, offering creative solutions to all of the little snags that accompany renovation of a kitchen in a 100-year-old, multi-unit building. Tim & Rob patiently met with me many times to finalize ideas for the overall look, understanding when we couldn’t manage the larger ideas we initially tossed around. They shared ideas for local vendors and resources as I made design decisions. Their team was full of happy, helpful, skilled folks, which, for me, minimized the day-to-day stress of renovation. We adore our kitchen, and would repeat the experience again in a heartbeat.”

“Paul Dobler remodeled a 1980’s house in Colorado for us. It was originally built with radiant heat along the center beam of the house, so all of the rooms had walls up to the door headers and no ceilings! He raised the walls up to the open beam roof, tore down and resized 2 bedrooms with pocket doors in the closets and transom windows above the doors. He moved the front wall of the house out 8 feet to expand the living room. Paul also designed a 20 x 20 sun room addition with Structural Insulated Panels. He installed 4” aluminum air tubes embedded in the concrete floor that move air warmed by the tile floor in this south-facing room through the crawl space and connect to the existing heat ducts for added solar gain. He installed an amazing Nanowall 6-panel glass folding door that opens onto a deck that surrounds the room on 3 sides. The sun room is connected to the existing building with glass pocket doors. Paul is an expert at hanging doors. The sun room addition has an upper covered deck accessed by a custom metal stairway. Paul suggested the upper deck to add some outdoor living space and to make the most of the view of Mesa Verde and the LaPlata Mountains. Paul also removed the damaged concrete walkway along the driveway and had new concrete poured on all 4 sides of the house. He designed a new front entry and a back mud room. The finishing touch was stucco on the outside in a Southwest style. Throughout the design process Paul worked diligently to incorporate every detail that was important to us. He used a program integrated with Google Earth that let us “walk through” the house at different times of the day and year. Having him on-site working with the building crew and overseeing the subcontractors was invaluable. He met the challenge of a 50-mile drive to Home Depot and a delivery schedule of “sometime next week” from the local hardware store. We’re very pleased with Paul’s work on our home and would hire him again without hesitation.”

“The project was a kitchen renovation. They did a great job guiding me through the myriad of product options out there (so many that my head was spinning). They designed a great layout that maximized the utilization of an urban small space and was price efficient. They completed the job on budget (no cost overruns) and diligently finished the project once it started.”