The homeowner’s objective was to elevate their outdoor living space by replacing an old and rotting deck with a large, covered deck with adjacent patio.
Bel Air Construction
Welcoming Front Entrance Makeover
The original owners of the 1970s era ranch home wanted to enhance the front entrance of their home by adding a covered porch and replacing the aging terraced timber and concrete sidewalk.
Aesthetically Pleasing Bath Makeover
After renovating their first floor a number of years ago these homeowners have returned to Bel Air Construction to focus on the second floor of the home they have lived in since 1999. The focus of the renovation is the master bath. The primary objective for the redesign is a high-functioning and aesthetically pleasing space. Within the design objective is the desire for a large shower with no door.
Front Porch Addition Harkens to Childhood
Homeowner wanted to add a sunroom off their existing deck to take advantage of the beautiful views.They had explored patio enclosure options but those products were not satisfactory.
Dramatically Restyled Master Bath
The homeowners were living in what was originally intended to be their starter home. Nearly two decades have passed and they are still there. After deciding to stay, they determined they needed a larger and updated kitchen as well as more living space adjacent to the kitchen for entertaining. Working with the Bel Air Construction team, that starter home is now their forever home.
Seamless Addition Transforms Home
Homeowner wanted to add a sunroom off their existing deck to take advantage of the beautiful views.They had explored patio enclosure options but those products were not satisfactory.
Triple Vaulted Sunroom Addition
Homeowner wanted to add a sunroom off their existing deck to take advantage of the beautiful views.They had explored patio enclosure options but those products were not satisfactory.
Creating a Functionally Revamped Kitchen
From the initial consultation the homeowners were clear that this 38-year-old kitchen needed to be dramatically transformed. According to them everything about the kitchen was inadequate. The overall layout was not functional. It lacked counter space, a prep area and storage space. They wanted a better functioning, completely redesigned kitchen with contemporary finishes, fixtures, and appliances.
Open Concept Kitchen Buildout
The homeowners wanted to open up the kitchen to make it more functional and create a better flow. The home was built in early 1980’s and stuck there with partition walls segmenting the kitchen, dining room and family room spaces on the main level into a series of boxy rooms
Building a Family Friendly Kitchen
The homeowners bought the house because of its location, the layout, and the amount of space it provided for entertaining family and friends.
After 9 years of living with a renovation by the previous owners, the homeowners decided to make the house their own.