Floors and walls that join the new room to the old house
Where an addition meets the house, floors and walls show the seam first. We make the transition disappear, or redo the rooms on their own.
Hiding the seam
An addition floor that sits a little higher, or a ceiling that steps down, gives away where the house was extended. We plan floor levels and ceiling heights early and run flooring through the opening so the rooms read as one.
Floors for a busy household
Kids, pets and a lot of traffic call for floors that clean easily and stand up to wear. We talk through wood, engineered wood, tile and vinyl plank options and where each one makes sense.
Drywall, texture and paint
We hang and finish drywall, match the existing wall texture and paint so patches and new walls blend in.
Flooring, Drywall & Interior Finishes: questions
Sometimes exactly, sometimes not. When a match is not possible, carrying one new floor through both rooms often looks better than a near match.
Yes. We match the texture on patches and new walls so they blend with the rest of the room.
Yes. Floors, drywall and finishes can be done as their own project.
Tie the rooms together
Tell us which rooms and what floors you have now. We will visit and quote the work.