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A 1983 Pinehurst home reimagined for modern living — a 39-foot span opened to unify kitchen, living, and sunroom, plus an attic finished into two new bedrooms.
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Behind a house in Old Town Pinehurst stood a 1927 carriage house that had already been stretched once, with a single extension on its south side. The owners wanted a real office, a gym, and a two-car…
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A historic kitchen remodel in a 1910 home — designed to feel like it had always been there, with a careful expansion into the former screened porch.
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An unfinished attic becomes a bright, conditioned room with built-in closet storage, with floors that match the house below.
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Behind a historic home in Southern Pines stood a garage that had reached the end of its life: a sagging roof, rotted framing, and a footprint the owners could not use. They wanted a home gym, and…
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A large unfinished attic transformed into additional living space — structural girders, spray foam insulation, and a full build-out.
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The space is a ground-floor storefront in downtown Southern Pines: one long room behind big street-facing windows, with a kitchenette and office in the back. The owners needed it ready to open as a…
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Behind a house in Old Town Pinehurst stood a 1927 carriage house that had already been stretched once, with a single extension on its south side. The owners wanted a real office, a gym, and a two-car…
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A historic kitchen remodel in a 1910 home — designed to feel like it had always been there, with a careful expansion into the former screened porch.
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A historic kitchen renovation in downtown Southern Pines — classic charm with modern functionality and custom cabinetry designed to match the home's architectural heritage.
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A dated 1980s primary bath — teal walls, black tub, cramped shower — gutted and reimagined as a spa retreat with a dual-head walk-in shower and reeded cabinetry.
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A three-bedroom, two-bath historic renovation in downtown Southern Pines, blending timeless charm with modern functionality — every detail thoughtfully restored.
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A full historic renovation in downtown Southern Pines — three bedrooms, two baths, and every period detail restored while the systems were brought fully up to date.
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A 1983 Pinehurst home reimagined for modern living — a 39-foot span opened to unify kitchen, living, and sunroom, plus an attic finished into two new bedrooms.
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A sunroom installed with a single bead of caulk and no membrane — within a year the framing had rotted through. We stripped it down and rebuilt it weathertight.
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A 1772 farmhouse near Jackson Springs that more than one person said to tear down. Engineered sill, girder, pier and roof-structure repairs, then rough-in and insulation, so the house could be saved.
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Transformed to align with the daily rhythms of a busy family — a space that balances functionality and style through thoughtful layout changes.
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A phased approach to give the client a beautiful master bathroom within her budget, proving that beautiful spaces can be built in steps.
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This is an older stucco house in Southern Pines with a cedar-shake dormer above the side roof. When the owners called us, the roof was due and water was getting inside: stains on the upstairs plaster…
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A failed building envelope caused water intrusion, rotted framing, and mold. We re-sheathed with Huber ZIP System — a weathertight envelope built to last decades.
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A 1950s Southern Pines primary bath, gutted and expanded — wall removal, a zero-entry walk-in shower, heated Schluter DITRA-HEAT floors, and a wide double vanity.
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