Upgrade Your Holiday HQ

Holiday dinners call for serious countertop real estate, smart storage for roasting pans, and lighting that makes even your pumpkin pie look like a magazine cover. We can re-think your layout, add an island for prep space, swap out dated cabinets, or install that double oven you’ve been eyeing—so you can finally try every Instagram recipe you’ve saved since 2019.

Keep the Line Moving

Give your bathroom a glow-up that can handle holiday traffic: add a second vanity, swap that slow-draining tub for a sleek walk-in shower, upgrade fixtures for faster morning routines, and improve ventilation so no one has to evacuate after Aunt Ethyl’s casserole surprise. A functional, good-looking bathroom is the unsung hero of a stress-free season.

Make Room for Everything

Convert the basement into the ultimate holiday bonus room: add built-ins for board games, create a cozy movie nook for kids (and adults escaping family debates), design a gift-wrapping or hiding station, or even carve out a guest suite with a proper bathroom. We’ll finish it so it feels like a natural extension of your home, not a storage cave.

First Impressions Matter

Swap the tired beige for warm, modern tones. Upgrade flooring to something spill-proof and stylish, re-tile the entryway, brighten up dark halls with new lighting, or add custom built-ins to corral coats and boots. These upgrades make your home feel fresh, welcoming, and holiday-ready—without tearing everything down to the studs.

Seat Everyone Comfortably

Let’s create a living room worthy of your gatherings: rethink the layout for better flow, add recessed lighting or sconces for a cozy glow, replace that sagging carpet with new hardwood or LVP, and—most importantly—add enough seating so Uncle George finally gets a real chair instead of the ottoman.

Give the Turkey a Proper Stage

Set the scene for memorable meals: add a built-in buffet or bar for serving space, update lighting with a statement chandelier on a dimmer, refresh flooring and wall finishes to elevate the atmosphere, or consider expanding the opening to improve flow from kitchen to table. Your holiday spread deserves more than a weeknight vibe.”

Real Beds, Not Submarine Bunks

Make sure your guests feel welcome and rested: upgrade flooring and paint, add wall sconces or bedside outlets for easy phone charging, improve closet storage, and, if space allows, add a dedicated ensuite or powder room. No more air mattresses that deflate at 3 a.m.—just cozy rooms that actually feel like home.