Baltimore HouseWrights

Description of Work: multiple interior carpentry projects, repaired broken garage door

Description of Work: My galley kitchen was completely gutted and was transformed from a 1960s kitchen with apple green formica countertops and yellow cabinets that had green apple pulls (very kitchy) into an open, elegant designer kitchen. The wall above the countertop between the kitchen and dining room was opened-up and a beautiful, rounded granite countertop now extends from the kitchen out slightly into the dining room. Glass-door, white wood cabinets are hung between the kitchen and dining room and are accessible from both rooms. A 5 x 8 room off the kitchen whose sole purpose used to be to hold the refrigerator now has floor to ceiling cabinet with glass doors. A granite countertop expands the length of the wall. Dave was able to take mine and my husband's vision and make it so much more. He is not only an excellent craftsman, but also an artist with an excellent designer's eye. He continued to make suggestions that not only saved us money, but took the project to a whole new level. He refurbished and painted all the walls, trim, backdoor, and windows in the kitchen, small room off the kitchen, downstairs bathroom and dining room of this 1923-built house. All new spotlight and task lighting was installed in the kitchen and adjoining room including undercabinet lighting. Wood floors were installed and finished to match the original wood floors throughout the home.