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Irons Brothers Construction

1954 Hillwood Home Remodel

This 1954 home was redesigned for its 21st-century family. An open-concept floor plan with modern amenities guided this first-floor remodel. It includes an expanded kitchen featuring a cook top peninsula and bar seating. French doors open to a newly expanded outdoor living space and Trex deck. The main bathroom was transformed to include storage space and modernized amenities to appease each family member. We loved working with this local Shoreline family and are so glad that they’re happy with the results!

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Gaspar's Construction

Greenlake Urban Farmhouse

Our client’s vision was an urban farmhouse aesthetic, but it carried challenges. The master bedroom/bathroom, mud room, laundry, and second bedroom all needed to coexist for a busy family. Relocating the master suite downstairs and the kids’ room upstairs did the trick and exposed the character of this beautiful home.

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Potter Construction: West Seattle

West Seattle Reconfiguration

This charming home features a kitchen and bathroom remodel. Extensive work was done to expand the kitchen and bathroom by removing walls, bumping out the back of the home, and reconfiguring the hallway and closet to allow for a larger and better laid-out kitchen and bathroom for this growing family.

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Potter Construction: Issaquah

Timeless Issaquah Kitchen Remodel

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The original kitchen of this 13-year-old home was 50 shades of stained wood. While the layout was open, it was dark and dreary. The homeowner wanted a bright kitchen with enough light for Northwest winters. We created a timeless, formal kitchen by changing the layout while maintaining the home’s footprint.

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Pathway Design & Construction

Queen Anne Kitchen & Powder Room Remodel

Our homeowners wanted to add a bit of European style to their brand-new powder room and renovated kitchen, based on their love of travel and bike touring. They were especially excited to move the awkwardly-placed toilet out of the dining room. Visit us and see how it all came together!

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Sockeye Homes

Renton Remodel

This home features Sockeye Homes Fixed-Price Remodeling Package including the $50,000 is What You Pay™ kitchen package and $40,000 master bathroom package. Additional work includes hardwood flooring and refinished hardwood floors, new carpet, a replacement of all interior doors, millwork, stair railing systems, as well as all new interior paint.

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Chermak Construction Inc.

Get a sneak peek of current progress on this new outdoor living area

Our home owners love the rugged beauty of “timber framing” and wanted an outdoor living area that would reflect that architectural style. The completed two-story structure enhances their view of the forest behind their home and a spiral staircase connects the upstairs master bedroom to the deck.

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Carlisle Classic Homes

Built Green Certified 4-Star Remodel

This elegant waterfront home is built to amaze. From the walls of windows and decks that make you feel like you’re practically on the beach to the custom finishes and modern technologies that every homeowner dreams about, this house has it all!


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Chermak Construction Inc.

Practical elegance best describes the extensive remodel of this Edmonds home overlooking Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains. 

vanderBeken Remodel: Site 1

A kitchen is the heart of the home and this kitchen beats strong. The mix of finishes in this remodeled kitchen showcase the personality of the homeowners in this Edmonds home.

Gaspar's Construction: Green Lake

Expanded bedrooms, an enlarged kitchen, and a revamped front room opened up both the view and appeal of this almost-brand-new Tudor home. 

Irons Brothers Construction

This 1917 Woodland Park Classic received the royal treatment, enlarging the kitchen, adding a new back deck, and transforming the master bathroom and bedroom.

Pathway Design & Construction

This lovely 1912 Craftsman home, with shingle siding and original fir floors, needed a lot of love. Tearing it down and starting over was appealing, but reviving the home's long-forgotten character ultimately won out.