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| This little gem was a house that someone converted to a duplex back in the 70's. My goal was to make it a single family house again priced for a first time home buyer. |
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| Since the house was vacant, the neighbors left sacks of leaves. Thanks neighbor! |
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| The outside entrance bump out would become closet spaces for bedrooms on both levels. |
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| This entrance would be removed |
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| It had a lovely kitchen |
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| And an even nicer bathroom. |
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| They got their vengeance with the color scheme |
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| Marvin the Martian from Bugs Bunny! |
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| Not sure what the color palette was on the cabinets |
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| A really narrow passage for the upstairs apartment needed to be made wider |
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| Upstairs kitchen |
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| upstairs bathroom |
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| Opened up the kitchen wall to the family room, its already better |
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| Found the original stairs hidden behind a wall cabinet |
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| opened up the steps upstairs to give it a bigger landing |
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| 43 tons of waste were taken out of the house, 33 tons of it were recycled |
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| 97% of the wiring was redone. Some of it had been put together with scotch tape |
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| The area where the old stairwell was on the side of the house became a large closet |
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| Spray foam insulation. Behind the scenes stuff that costs a lot but you don't see. |
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| Starting to wrap the house for the new siding |
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| gutted kitchen |
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| A peek at the new hardwood |
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| A pass through from the kitchen to the dining area |
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| Bathroom fixtures going into place. |
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| Old tilted porch came off and a window was added on the right side after side door was removed |
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| Upstairs bathroom fixture |
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| Upstairs bathroom taking shape |
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| Upstairs landing is more open and trim work is in place |
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| Remember Marvin the Martian? This was his room. |
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| Upstairs family room |
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| The upstairs kitchen is now the master bedroom |
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| Kept the staging light, just to accent the kitchen |
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