Renovation of the Month 
April 2008
Heritage Home Rehabilitation
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When the owners of this late 19th-century home felt like their space was getting too cramped for their family’s needs, they called Bryant Renovations to help them open it up. An underutilized attic and chopped-up main floor were their main concerns. Bryant Renovations’ designer suggested removing the walls, while retaining the home’s heritage features. The budget for this renovation was $200,000, with the project being done in two parts, starting with the main floor in 2006, and finishing with the third floor in the winter of 2008.
About the Renovators
Bryant Renovations provides you with superior construction and design expertise and creates a positive building experience with you. We gain your confidence and develop a co-operative relationship among the team members at all stages of the project. Bryant Renovations is a company with a great history and a contemporary outlook.
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Renovator:
Date Completed:
April 2008
Services Performed:
- removing walls on main and third floors
- painting
- new posts & beams, trim, baseboard
- vaulted ceiling
- skylight installation
Budget:
$200,000
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