If you’re one of the many homeowners in the Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Northwest DC area who have grown dissatisfied with the smaller footprint of your rambler style or smaller home you’re not alone. In fact, for many of our clients, helping them work through the decision of whether it make more sense to move to attain the home they truly need, or add and expand right where they… Continue Reading
This DC Home Is Getting Some Desperately Needed Space
Grandma Is Moving In And These Clients Are Going To Need More Room – Fast! One of the charms of many homes in areas like Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Washington, D.C. is the history and character contained in their walls. One of the drawbacks, of course, is that these same homes often also carry the legacy of a time in our history when families lived and worked very differently with fewer… Continue Reading
Our Latest Bethesda Makeover Continues – Let’s Check In
When we last checked in on this Bethesda makeover several weeks ago you may recall that the homeowner has hired us to reinvent the front entryway area of the home to give its curb appeal a huge boost, enlarge and restore the driveway and crumbling brick privacy wall that frames it, as well as reimagine the rear entryway they use when arriving home each night … and that’s just what’s… Continue Reading
Keep The Address You Love … Live In The Home You’ve Always Dreamed Of
If you, or someone you know, currently lives in the Bethesda, Chevy Chase, or Northwest, D.C. area, you can probably guess one of the most common calls we receive here in the office … and it usually starts something like this … “we love our neighborhood, the schools are great, and we don’t want to move, but, this house just doesn’t work for us anymore.” The reasons vary, and… Continue Reading
A Step-by-Step Guide on Maintaining an Ipe Deck
With a Janka rating of about 3,510, ipe (also called Brazilian walnut) is one of the hardest woods you can use for home improvement. In fact, it’s so dense that custom home builders are required to use special techniques to work with it, such as pre-drilled holes for screws. The good news is it has a natural resistance to rot and insects and it’s extremely durable. This is evident in… Continue Reading
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