by James Carey | Oct 11, 2025 | Historic Home Renovation
When renovating or maintaining a historic home, the key is to integrate modern conveniences without sacrificing original character. Many builders and owners choose solutions that remain discreet, like concealed wiring that eliminates safety hazards without altering...
by James Carey | Oct 8, 2025 | Historic Home Renovation
Both cities have local historic property rules, and these typically require work plans, review, and written approval from city offices before commencement. If you’re looking to renovate a historic home, you should contact the city’s planning or building department for...
by James Carey | Oct 4, 2025 | Historic Home Renovation
Pre-1970s homes will have knob-and-tube wiring or galvanized pipes that require a complete overhaul. Lead paint and asbestos can lurk in walls or ceilings, bringing additional precautions for careful removal. Some older homes even have uneven floors, shifting...
by James Carey | Oct 1, 2025 | Historic Home Renovation
Renovating a historic home without losing its character is all about highlighting the original points of interest — choose the one or two vintage elements that really make the house unique, whether it’s wood trim, an old door, or special windows. Work with old home...
