Over the years, we have taken on various projects both large and small. Some are large houses which take many months to construct. Others are limited to just one room, and may take only a few days. Regardless, we treat every project with equal importance. These are some pictures of other various projects we have completed.
In 2011, we were pleased to have the opportunity to remodel a kitchen for the Harris family. This was a unique project because it combined a look of antiquity with a modern flare. Cabinets maintained a rustic appearance while flooring and countertops were modernized. A hanging chandelier helped to give the kitchen a quaint atmosphere. The project was also complemented with a wine rack combined with a small bookshelf.
This particular project allowed us to take a plain eating area and give it an eclectic sense of flare!
For nearly twenty years, Ray and Mary Gill lived contentedly in their Yorkshire Forest home, circa 1939. In 2006, however, they determined that it was time to improve their quality of life and expand their living space. They decided to add two spacious wings on either side of the house, two large garages for automobiles, an exercise room, and a guest house that would overlook the swimming pool. The two- year project was completed in 2008, and the Gills were extremely satisfied with the final product.
Throughout the project, our company worked very closely with homeowner Ray Gill to ensure that the sentimental touch was maintained. The home had originally been built on family-owned land by his grandfather, Cordra York Sr. It was very important to maintain its historical character, as seen in its living room mantel, banister, Corinthian columns, doors, and other various architectural elements.
Thousands of bricks were hauled to the site from Washington in an effort to ensure that each new brick matched the size and color of those used in the original structure. Random-width oak floors were cut in order to match the beveled edges of the old floors. Moldings were also custom-made, and porthole windows over the guest house were designed to match those over the home’s entrance.
Following the project’s completion, the Gill home was spotlighted in the July 2011 edition of Memphis Magazine. Click Here to read the full article.
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