Do I need architectural plans before I call you?

No. If you already have drawings we will work from them. If you do not, we can bring in an architect and a structural engineer and start from a conversation about what you want.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

Yes. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections as part of the job, and we tell you where the project stands at each sign off.

Serving Greenwich, CT

Additions and Renovations in Greenwich, CT

Renovation work built around Greenwich's older estates, coastal flood rules, and historic district reviews.

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Finished basement set up as a home gym with cabinetry and a wall mounted television — Lower Level Home Gym

Bathroom with a freestanding tub, patterned tile floor, dark vanity and a skylight — Primary Suite with a Freestanding Tub

Kitchen with a wood dining table, black lantern pendants and a copper range hood — Kitchen and Dining in Warm Wood

Greenwich has some of the oldest and largest housing stock in the county, Tudor and colonial estates going back a century in Belle Haven, plus waterfront homes in Old Greenwich and Riverside that sit close enough to the Sound to fall under FEMA flood elevation requirements. Any addition or renovation near the water here has to account for base flood elevation before design even starts.

Inland, Cos Cob and the backcountry hold larger properties with more traditional zoning and less flood exposure, but often stricter historic district review depending on the street. Greenwich moves at its own pace on permitting, and the town's review boards expect a level of detail in drawings and materials that smaller towns nearby do not require.