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| Original house - 2200 S.F. - New roof installed on existing home. |
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| New roof nearly completed. |
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| Existing home with brick facade and 8" wood columns. |
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| Costruction layout begins. |
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| Addition excavation begins. |
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| Footings poured. |
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| First floor framiing begins. |
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| Second floor framing nearly completed. |
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| Second floor from right side elevation. |
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| Interior framing. |
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| Addition roof completed. |
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| Extension of rear sun deck. |
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| Deck extension completed. |
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| Front elevation completed. New stons facade, column bases and underpinning. |
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| Installation of "Cedar Impresions" above garage in gable. |
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| New tapered porch columns. |
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| Rear deck. Rear elevation. |
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| RCI designed and constructed this addition on an existing home several years ago. The existing home was approximately 1350 square feet. After the addition was completed, the remodeled home was expanded to approximately 2800 square feet. The renovation included relocating the kitchen and laundry room, adding a 3 car garage, installing new Andersen windows and doors, installing VELUX skylights and re-roofing the entire home. |
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| New mud room completed |
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| New bath - vanity, mirror and light |
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| "Brick" pattern tile work |
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| New bathroom/laundry completed |
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| Installation of 3/4" red oak strip flooring to match existing home |
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| Custom window casing to match existing home interior trim |
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| Completed sun room renovation |
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| View from "sunroom" |
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| Interior pocket doors to match existing house |
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| New bathroom with 48" stand-in shower |
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| New 48" shower |
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| Interior wall construction |
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| New floor framing installation |
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| View of basement where old floor has been completely removed |
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| Removal of old kitchen window - Installed new cabinetry in kitchen |
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| Re-frame new, level, floor system |
RCI completed this major renovation in 2008. The existing home was constructed in 1916 and was in need of a major facelift. The had been several additions to the rear of the home over the years. The owner used the original space as a porch/storage area. Over the years, due to the poor construction and lack of maintenance, the porch floor sagged approximately 2"-3". RCI completely gutted the rear of the home from the basement to the ridge pole. The floor system was completely rebuilt and the area was reconfigured to include a new three piece bathroom, laundry closet, sun room, storage closet and mud room. Much attention to detail was paid to match the style of the existing home including custom mill work for the interior trim, matching the existing interior doors and having custom 1 1/4" red oak strip flooring made to mimic the "old" floors.This project took approximately two months to complete.
