Several months, depending on design complexity, permitting, inspections, and selections.
Not always, but many clients relocate during structural/MEP phases for comfort and safety.
Yes. We source or custom-fabricate to blend new work with original details.
We evaluate loads with a structural engineer and design solutions (underpinning, steel beams) as needed.
Sometimes. We assess structure and traffic patterns first, then propose the least invasive option that meets goals.
It depends on zoning, lot coverage, and setbacks. We confirm during planning and handle permitting.
Yes—when allowed by code and utilities. We design for proper plumbing, electrical, and HVAC.
Yes. We tailor layouts for quiet work, hosting, or longer stays.
Combine strategies: STC-rated windows, offset or resilient framing, and sound-dampening drywall.
In homes, we design for sound control—significant reduction rather than total silence.
Often yes. We integrate code-compliant make-up air (e.g., discrete flush wall vents) without hurting design.
Timelines vary by scope and selections. We establish a clear schedule before breaking ground.
Yes. We balance grading, approach, and setbacks to maximize livability and curb appeal.
Yes. We collaborate with your designer or provide in-house design on select projects for cohesive, durable outcomes.
Listen & Define → Design & Scope → Plan & Permit → Build & Communicate → Deliver & Support.
Detailed scopes, early selections, and transparent change-order management.
A dedicated point of contact provides regular updates, schedule milestones, and site walk-throughs.
Charlotte metro, including Cotswold, Myers Park, Dilworth, Elizabeth, Plaza Midwood, Chantilly, Madison Park, Colonial Village, SouthPark, Sedgefield, Oakhurst, and nearby areas.