
Whole-home interiors · Montgomery County
Every room. Every detail. One team.
Living and dining rooms, bedrooms, entries and stairs. Floors, trim, built-ins, fireplaces, lighting and paint, with one crew that sees the whole house.

Whole-Home Interior Renovations
A house that feels finished, not patched.
When different contractors do different rooms, the house shows it: floors that don’t meet, trim that changes profile at the doorway, three shades of white. We take the whole house as one project, so the flooring runs through, the trim matches, and the paint is the same white in every room because we chose it together.
- Hardwood, LVP and refinishing
- Trim, wainscoting, board-and-batten, shiplap
- Built-ins, mantels and custom woodwork
- Stairs, railings and entries
- Drywall, ceilings and paint
- Lighting and electrical updates
- Bedrooms, closets and laundry rooms
- Additions, bump-outs and sunrooms
Recent work
Real Pinpoint rooms.



















Where do we start?
Which one sounds like you?
Tap one. It opens a text thread with us, and you can pick a time for a free in-home consultation right there.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
Free consultation
We come to you, walk the space, listen, and talk budget honestly.
Free, no pressureDesign & proposal
A layout, finishes that work together, and a written proposal with the scope spelled out.
You approve before we orderThe build
One crew, one point of contact, protected floors, a clean site every night.
One team, every tradeThe walkthrough
We go through it together, detail by detail. Nothing is done until you say it is.
To the finest degreeGood questions
Things people ask us.
Can you do the whole house at once?
Yes, and it’s usually cheaper and faster than room by room, because the crew, the materials and the permits happen once. We phase it so you always have somewhere to live.
Do you do custom woodwork?
Built-ins, mantels, window seats, paneled walls, custom trim. It’s some of our favorite work. See the bay window room on the home page.
What about painting?
Painting is part of nearly every project, and we do it to the same standard as the carpentry: clean lines, the right sheen, no drips on the trim.

