Home Restoration Companies in Wilmington

“Jack completed a total basement remodel with waterproofing. The crews' eyes for details were amazing. The addition of molding, the paint job in areas where we didn't expect precise detailing made the space unexpected warm and cozy. We live in an older home, molding is a regular feature inside the closets on the upper floors.We did not expect such a detail in our basement closet. In the past, the basement was used as a play area for our children. The finish of this remodel made us want to reclaim the space for ourselves. The team was fully professional from the first day to the last. Any concerns were quickly rectified to our satisfaction. The project was expertly completed. We highly recommend them.”

“I was a little skeptical doing business with this company, but thankfully the entire project went very well. This was my first investment property so needless to say I was very critical with who I chose to do business with. I invested a significant amount of my own personal savings into transforming this rundown property into a livable, modern home. From start to finish, the project manager was very professional, communicative, and accommodating. They went above and beyond to not only deliver the renovation of our dreams, but along the way they did all the little extras, keeping the house spotless at the end of each day, and going the extra mile to make sure every aspect of the project was done to our satisfaction. Once this property sells we plan on using this company for the next one.”

“Signature Construction & Design – GCC Carriage House Renovation Greenville Country Club hired Signature Construction and Design in September 2019 to restore and re-purpose our century-old Carriage House as the Club’s new fitness and sports medicine center. The Carriage House is part of the former estate of Eugene Irene, Jr and Ethel DuPont, known as Owl’s Nest Country Place. Originally consisting of 500+ acres, the 1915 estate has a large Tudor revival style house and a matching Carriage House designed by Harrie T. Lindeberg, the famous early 20th century architect. The building had been used for a variety of purposes over the last 60 years but had been relegated to being an equipment storage area since the 1990s. Viewed as a “diamond in the rough”, the restoration would require the efforts of 20 sub-contractors and suppliers. Signature was responsible jointly with Greenville CC staff for the design and engineering of the restoration and were the managers of the renovation project.   Just as the project was to begin work “on the ground”, the Sars Cov-2 pandemic resulted in a nine-month delay and created challenges finding high quality materials and continuity of the skilled tradespersons needed for this high historic-quality renovation. Working in a 100+ year old building was anticipated to be a challenge, and so it proved to be. The project was undertaken on a cost+ basis, and there were many discoveries and issues encountered, alternatives researched and piloted, and creative solutions found as interior demolition and design progressed. The team of Signature, Greenville, and key technical suppliers found novel methods and materials that maintained the exterior of the stately structure while modernizing and repurposing the interior for another 100 years of use. The project was completed 7 months after physical start, slightly ahead of schedule. “We were very pleased with the coordination and flexibility Signature provided in transforming the Carriage House for its new role”, says Michael Leach, Facilities Director. “This was complicated work conducted under unique circumstances.””