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Our Chrysalis Awards
for Remodeling Excellence:


2025 Regional Award
Outdoor Living
under $200,000

2025 Decade of Excellence Award

2018 Regional Award
Whole House Remodel
over $750,000

2017 Regional Award
Basement Remodel
Co-Winner

2015 Regional Award
Detached Outbuilding

2013 National Winner
Outdoor Living

2013 Regional Award
Whole House Remodel
under $250,000

2013 National Winner
Residential Specialty Item

2011 Regional Award
Residential Interior
over $100K

2011 Regional Award
Outdoor Living

2010 Regional Award
Best Residential
Specialty Item

2009 National Award
Residential Interior

2009 Regional Award
Addition
Over $250,000

2008 National Award
Addition
Over $250,000

2008 Regional Award
Best Deck/Porch

2007 National Award
Whole House
Remodel over $500,000

2006 Regional Award
Detached Outbuilding

2005 Regional Award Commercial Remodel

2005 Regional Award
Room Addition
Over $100,000

2005 Regional Award
Room Remodel

2005 Design/Build
Room Addition Over $100,000

2003 Design/Build Detached Outbuilding

2003 Special Award
Deck/Porch

2002 Regional Award
Room Addition
Over $100,000

2002 Regional Award
Room Remodel

2002 Design/Build  Detached Outbuilding

1999 Regional Award
 Sunroom

2009 Best Addition Over $250,000

This spectacular bathroom addition fulfills the requests of a warm and witty senior citizen. The client wished for a new master bathroom where he could swim (as advised by his doctor), change, and of course, bathe. The challenge was to get a pool and bathroom onto a very difficult site. The simple solution was to combine the elements. An endless pool was the solution for year-round swimming, and it is located just footsteps from his bedroom. The moisture given off by the pool is offset by a specially designed HVAC system that regulates humidity, independent of indoor temperature. A curb-less shower will accommodate a wheelchair, if the need arises, with grab bars installed in ideal locations for support. The pool was built on its own slab, which sits lower than the floor slab. This allows the pool deck to be brought down to sitting height, making entry easy for this older client.