Home Style & Architectural Design

Achieve traditional or contemporary results with versatile, durable modern materials.

Renovating your home can offer several advantages, both practical and aesthetic. Form or function? Strength or style? No need to choose. We help you have it all. Whether building from the ground up or reinvigorating a current residence, our wealth of customizable options perfectly meets each home’s unique needs.

Preserve traditional styles with modern materials made from recycled content. Maintain a structure’s classic architectural character while enhancing energy efficiency. Build for performance without sacrificing on beauty.

Energy Savings

Energy Efficiency

The installation of energy-efficient appliances, windows, and insulation can help to lower utility bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

Improved Comfort

Enhanced insulation, heating, cooling, and ventilation systems will result in a more pleasant and comfortable living environment.

Safety and Structural Integrity

Renovations can address structural issues, such as repairing or replacing a damaged roof, fixing plumbing or electrical problems, or reinforcing the foundation. This ensures the safety and longevity of your home.

Curb Appeal

Get the look you’ve always wanted and let the neighbors be a little jealous, too. Plus, enjoy the practical benefits or renovation: that newfound exterior beauty helps ensure a longer, stronger life for your home.

Modernization

Bring your home up to date with current design and technology trends, making it more appealing and functional for both your family and potential buyers.

Aesthetic Improvements

Enhance the visual appeal of your property by upgrading the interior and exterior design, painting, flooring, and landscaping.

Personal Satisfaction

Enjoy a creative and fulfilling process. Seeing your vision come to life and enjoying the results of your efforts can be personally rewarding.

Lifestyle Enhancement

Fulfill specific lifestyle needs: add a home office, a gym, a spa, or any other space that supports your hobbies and interests.

Avoiding Relocation

Renovating your current home can be a more cost-effective alternative to moving to a new property. It allows you to stay in a location you love while still achieving the improvements you desire.

Tax Benefits

Some home renovations, especially those aimed at improving energy efficiency, may qualify for tax credits or incentives, reducing the overall cost of the project.

Sustainability

Looks can be deceiving. Achieve traditional construction styles with modern materials made from recycled content.
Energy wise. Preserve classic architectural character and upgrade thermal efficiency.
Long-term benefits. Create comfort with a wide range of sustainable products designed to last.

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All-Around Solutions

Roofing

Classic looks composed of innovative modern materials? Oh, yeah. Create traditional beauty—or something entirely new—with the added benefit of using more sustainable materials.

Siding

The benefits you see: beautiful, functional aesthetics inside and out. The benefits you don’t see (but feel): thermal and acoustical improvements.

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Colorful Ideas

Choosing the right color palette for your exterior home design is a crucial decision as it greatly impacts the home’s overall look and curb appeal. Here are some relevant factors to consider

Architectural Style

Consider the design of your home. Different styles may have specific color palettes that are historically appropriate. For example, a Victorian-style home might use a more vibrant color palette, while a modern home may feature a minimalist, neutral palette.

A large house with Heritage Cream siding and a gray roof.

Neighborhood and Environment

Take into account your surroundings and neighborhood. Your home should complement the nearby houses and the natural environment. Consider the colors of neighboring homes to avoid clashing or looking out of place.

Restoration Classic Light Maple on neighborhood house

Personal Preference

Your personal taste and preferences play a significant role in choosing your color palette. Consider colors that you like and feel comfortable with, as you'll be living with them for a long time.

Fixed Element

Examine the fixed elements of your home, such as the roof, stonework, and any other permanent features. Your color palette should harmonize with these elements rather than clash with them.

A home with green siding and tan stone chimney and foundation.

Regional Influences

Different regions may have regional color preferences or styles. For instance, coastal areas often use light, beachy colors, while homes in the Southwest might feature earthy tones.

Here are some popular color palettes to think about for your home exterior.

Classic Neutral

Timeless and versatile, classic neutral colors like white, beige, gray, or light taupe can create an elegant and understated look.

A lake house with a gray roof and Mainstreet siding in Sterling Gray.

Bold and Vibrant

Bright, bold colors like red, blue, or yellow can make your home stand out and bring a sense of energy and personality. These colors are often used in Colonial or Victorian-style homes.

Earth Tones

Colors inspired by nature, such as browns, greens, and earthy tones, can give your home a warm and inviting feel, perfect for a rustic or Craftsman-style house.

Modern Minimalism

A modern home may feature a minimalist color palette with shades of white, gray, or black. These colors can create a clean, sleek, and sophisticated look.