Six core scopes. Every one is drafted before a hammer swings: dimensions, finishes, electrical, permit path. You approve the plan; we build to the plan.
The room that ends up doing everything. We draft kitchens around the way you actually cook — then we measure twice, and cut the cabinet box at the bench.
Small rooms, big tolerances. Tile plans get dry-laid on the floor before a single piece meets thinset. Every cut is drawn before it’s made.
A small sample of the pairings we’ve specified for recent baths. Click a swatch to see the floor or wall change. We keep real samples at the shop — this is the drafting version.
A lot of houses in West Haven sit on eight feet of usable ceiling that never got finished. We frame, insulate, and detail these rooms so they read as part of the house — not a rec room afterthought.
The grade line is where a house earns its looks. Stone veneer, decks, steps, walkways — the working skin of the lot.
Adding a room to an existing house is an exercise in matching — rooflines, trim reveals, siding exposure, floor height. Get one wrong and it reads as an add-on forever.
The things that keep the weather out. Roofing, siding, windows, flashing — detailed so water leaves the house the way the drawing says it should.
Most projects cross two or three of these columns. Tell us what’s on your mind — we’ll draft the breakdown before the first meeting.
