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What are you planning?

We’re a general contractor, so we take responsibility for the whole job: the schedule, the budget, the trades and the finished house. These are the four kinds of work we do.

Jump to: Kitchen & bath remodels · Home additions · Whole-home renovations · New custom homes

Shower lined with sage green handmade tile, with a recessed niche, beside a white oak vanity
A remodeled bathroom: handmade sage tile, a recessed niche and a white oak vanity.

“Our kitchen doesn’t work for how we live.”

Kitchen & bath remodels

We handle the whole job, from layout and cabinetry to tile, plumbing and electrical, with one project lead from demolition to the last cabinet pull.

  • Layout and design coordination, with your designer or ours
  • Custom cabinetry, counters and tile
  • Plumbing, electrical and ventilation through licensed trade partners
  • Moving walls, including structural openings
  • Finish carpentry and paint
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Long garden room with a fir-beamed ceiling, a wall of black-framed windows facing oak trees, and an exposed brick wall on the left
Inside, the original brick wall stays exposed, with a new cased opening leading back into the house.

“We need more room, but we don’t want to move.”

Home additions

We build additions from the foundation to the roofline and tie them into the house you already have: structure, heating, roof and finishes.

  • Drawings and permits with your city, town or village
  • Foundations, framing and roofing
  • Tying into existing heating, plumbing and electrical
  • Materials that match the house, or contrast on purpose
  • Interior finishes to the last coat of paint
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Close-up of an old honey-colored oak floor meeting a new pale white oak floor at a dark walnut threshold beside a painted door casing
The original red oak strip floor meets new white oak at a walnut threshold, fitted by hand.

“The whole house needs work. Where do we even start?”

Whole-home renovations

We plan the work in the right order, keep what’s worth keeping, and bring an older house up to how you live now as one coordinated job instead of five separate ones.

  • A phased plan and schedule, including while you live at home
  • Layout changes and structural work
  • Insulation, windows and mechanical updates
  • Restoring original floors, trim and plaster where they’re worth it
  • One budget and one point of contact for every trade
Discuss Your Project See The Westmorland House
Dark green gabled house with a metal roof and a stone base at dusk in light snow, its windows lit warm
The house at dusk: pine-green board-and-batten, a steep metal roof for the snow, and a base of Wisconsin limestone.

“We have a lot, and we want to build.”

New custom homes

We build custom homes from your architect’s drawings, or help you find the right designer, and manage everything from site work to the final walkthrough.

  • Pre-construction budgeting alongside your architect
  • Site work, foundation and framing
  • A building envelope made for Wisconsin winters
  • Millwork, stairs and interior finishes
  • Final walkthrough, documentation and a one-year visit
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Not sure which of these it is?

Most projects are a little of each. Tell us what you’re thinking and we’ll sort out the rest together.

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