Remodeling in Middletown, VAKitchens, bathrooms and whole homes, designed and built by one team
Middletown sits at the south end of Frederick County, where old farmhouses and newer subdivisions share the same roads. We remodel kitchens, bathrooms and whole homes for Middletown homeowners.
Planning a project in Middletown?
A few details is plenty. We call you back, then come look at the space or meet you at the showroom on Loudoun Street.
603 S Loudoun St
Winchester, VA 22601
We sit down with you, discuss your budget and wish list, and start sketching with you at the table.
Remodeling for Middletown homes
Middletown homes range from farmhouses with a century of additions to newer houses that just need a kitchen or bath that feels personal. The farmhouses are where our historic and structural renovation experience matters: uneven floors, walls that are not square, and layouts that grew one room at a time. We plan around the house instead of fighting it.
What we do in Middletown
- Kitchen Remodeling
- Bathroom Remodeling
- Groutless Showers
- Custom Closets
- Walk In Showers
- Accessible Bathrooms
- Home Additions
- Whole Home Renovations
Where a Middletown project starts
For a Middletown farmhouse the plan usually starts with the whole house, even if the first phase is one room, so the kitchen, the baths and any addition fit together over time. For newer homes it starts with the room that works hardest, often the kitchen or the primary bath.
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What our clients say
Middletown questions
- Do you work on old farmhouses?
Yes. Historic and structural renovations are a big part of our work, and we love bringing an old house up to date without losing its character.
- Can a farmhouse renovation be done in phases?
Often, yes. We can plan the whole house now and build it in stages. See whole home renovations.
- Is the consultation free in Middletown?
Yes. We meet at your house or at our showroom, whichever is easier.
Ready to talk about your Middletown project?
Call the office or send the form. We will set a time to look at the space, at your house or ours.