What's more important than awards?
Don't get us wrong. We are honored to have received some of the most prestigious awards in the design and construction industry. We have won local, regional and national awards for design excellence and exemplary craftsmanship in Charlotte, NC.
But what's more important than any award? The Rave Reviews we consistently get from our clients — many of whom have come back to us for multiple projects over the years. While awards competitions are judged by architects, designers and other experts in the industry and we are thankful for their praise, the heart-felt testimonials from our clients about how we transformed their lives is the ultimate mark of our success.
Small But Mighty
2018 National CotY (Contractor of the Year)
The primary bathroom in this Myers Park home is only 49 square feet. The homeowner didn't want to sacrifice the adjacent bedroom to make it bigger. But she did want it to live large. Considering the average master bathroom is 160 square feet — this was a real challenge. Learn More
Beach House Revival
2016 Regional Coty (Contractor of the Year)
We needed a wheelbarrow to bring home all the awards for this whole-house remodel. The judges praised the design, craftsmanship and recognized the difficulty involved in the project. We made significant structural changes and had to overcome many challenges to get permits to transform this family vacation home on Kiawah Island, SC for our clients who live in Charlotte. Learn More
Kitchen Metamorphosis
2014 Chrysalis Award
The owner of this Davidson, NC home is an avid cook, clinical nutritionist, and author of a book about the impact food and the environment have on children. Her old kitchen was cramped and didn't reflect her sense of style. Our objective was to not only create a larger, more functional kitchen, but also to infuse the space with extraordinary finishes and dramatic details. Learn More
Kitchen Remodel Rooted in Tradition
2013 CotY (Contractor of the Year)
This home in Charlotte, NC's historic Eastover neighborhood was built in the 1930s and, while the kitchen had been remodeled twenty years before, it was dated and didn't align with the home's historic architecture. The layout was choppy with little counter space and even less style. Our objective was to not only create a more functional kitchen but also to add elegant touches in keeping with the home’s traditional architecture. Learn More
