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BriarstoneRenovations

Kitchens · Bathrooms · Basements · Exteriors

Drawn on paper before a single wall comes down.

Thoughtful renovations for lived-in homes — measured, drawn and scheduled in writing, so you know what the finished room looks like before work begins.

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What we renovate

One crew, from the first measurement to the last coat of paint.

Kitchens

New layouts, islands, cabinetry, counters and lighting — planned around how you actually cook.

Bathrooms

Walk-in showers, tile, vanities and ventilation, built to stay dry for the next twenty years.

Basements

Unused square footage turned into a family room, guest suite or workshop.

Exteriors

Siding, windows, entries and porches — the first thing everyone sees.

Before & after

The same kitchen, redrawn.

Illustration only — not a real project. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys.

Before: a closed-in kitchen with dark cabinets, a small window and a single ceiling light After: an open kitchen with a wide black-framed window, oak shelves, a stone island with three stools and glowing pendant lights

Project planner

What would your project involve?

Pick a room and how far you want to go. You will see what a project like that usually includes and how long it usually takes.

Room
How far

Kitchen · Remodel

6–10 weeks typical, on site

Usually includes

    Sample timelines invented for this concept. A real project is scoped after a site visit.

    How we work

    Five steps, all of them written down.

    1. Visit & measureWe walk the space with you and measure everything twice.
    2. DrawingsPlans and elevations of the finished room, revised until they are right.
    3. Written scopeEvery task, material and allowance on paper before you commit.
    4. BuildA fixed schedule and a short written update at the end of each week.
    5. WalkthroughWe go room by room together and finish the list before we leave.

    Questions

    Can we live at home during a renovation?

    Usually, yes. Kitchens are the hardest; a temporary kitchen corner is part of the plan. (Sample answer for the concept.)

    Who handles permits and inspections?

    Permit drawings and inspection scheduling are part of the written scope whenever the work needs them. (Sample answer for the concept.)

    What happens if something unexpected turns up behind a wall?

    Work on that item stops, you get photos and a written change before anything more is done. (Sample answer for the concept.)

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