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Our Chrysalis Awards
for Remodeling Excellence:

2023 National Award
Kitchen Remodel
$75,000-$150,000


2023 Regional Award
Whole House Remodel
$700,000 - $1 Million


2022 National Award
Bath Remodel
over $100,000


2021 Regional Award
Bath Remodel
$50,000 - $75,000


2021 Decade of Excellence

2021 Regional Award
Interior Remodel
$150,000 - $300,000


2018 Regional Award
Residential Universal Design

2017 Regional Award
Residential Universal Design

2015 National Award
Bath Remodel over $100,000


2014 National Award
Best Kitchen Remodel
over $100,000


2013 National Award
Whole House Remodel
$500,000 - $1 Million


2013 National Award
Residential Universal Design


2012 Best Bath Remodel
over $60,000

Co-Winner

National Award

2011 Bath Remodel
over $60K


National Award

2010 Best Kitchen Remodel
Over $100,000


National Award
2010 Best Whole House Remodel $500K - $1 Million

2006 Bath Remodel
over $50,000

2006 Bath Remodel
over $50,000

2006 Finished Basement

2006 Special Room Addition Over $100,000

Carnemark design + build
Remodelers of Bethesda, MD

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Industry Associations: NARI, NKBA, RAR
Professional Designation: CR, CKD

7550 Wisconsin Ave,
Suite 130
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: 301-657-5000
Fax: 301-657-5070
Website: Carnemark.com

2013 Best Whole House $$500,000 - $1 Million
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Every time it rained, the roof leaked and storm water seeped in downstairs. With its plywood siding and paint showing their age, the owners took advantage of the opportunity to entirely upgrade and update this home. Addressing the building envelope, a standing metal roof was selected. Flashings, leaf guards, matching gutters and downspouts keep the water at bay. Excavating the rear patio allowed a new waterproof foundation wall to prevent further intrusion to the interior field stone wall and a surface trench drain captured and redirected water away from the house. To create a more open space for the interior, a first-floor bedroom was incorporated into an expansive study with views to the kitchen and dining room. Bringing down the partition between kitchen and dining room allowed for the open entertaining kitchen the clients desired. Throughout the interior space, stainless railings float above monolithic large-format tiles and help echo the home’s exterior details. Finally, a careful and abundant lighting plan serves multiple needs, from cooking prep to showcasing art, as the clients enjoy every room of their timeless outside-in renovation.