Kitchen & Deck Renovation - Massena, NY

Add light and space to the backend of their home. 

Lindsay and Jason contacted us to renovate the whole backend of their home on Allen St. Their home is 100 years old and needed some changes to allow light and space while updating their kitchen to a modern, farmhouse look.

Challenge

Due to this home being older, their kitchen floor needed to be flat on the same plane. When we first walked the project, you could see where the floor had uneven spots and we wanted to make sure their new floor would look flat. Once we started removing the old sub floor, we found the problem, which was an addition added that wasn't level with the rest of the home. 

Our crew had to jackhammer from the home foundation underneath the subfloor and also plane the existing beams and cut custom angled 2x4's to achieve a flat plane for the new subfloor. 
Partially demolished room with exposed floor joists, a window, and construction debris.
Partially demolished room with exposed floor joists, debris, a window, and a covered opening.
Exposed wiring and electrical components inside an unfinished wall cavity beneath a wooden beam.
Partially finished room with insulation, subflooring, and a large white panel leaning against the wall

Scope Of Work

Our scope of the work featured, demolition and removal of old kitchen flooring, cabinets and bathroom in kitchen area. We removed an old cabinet that was built in the wall that added an extra two feet of space for their new kitchen. Drywall was added to their living room and we smoothed the wall to match their existing wall and replaced all moulding to match their living room. 

Demolished and removed their old deck and replaced with a new walk-down deck with composite decking, adding more space to their back deck. 

Removed old kitchen cabinets and installed brand new butcher block countertop, cabinets & handles, farmhouse sink. Our crew installed brand new laminate flooring as well once the sub floor plane was flat. 

We completed custom trim to match their existing moulding in their home therefore, they wouldn't have mismatched moulding or spend more funds to make the moulding match. 

Before & After Comparison

Front porch steps with white railing, blue siding, and recycling bins along a wooden deck.
White house side deck with steps, railing, and chairs beside a driveway and trees
Small cluttered room with wooden table, chairs, open door, wall clock, and shelves.
Small kitchen with wood floors, gray walls, white cabinets, and sliding glass doors to a patio.
Narrow hallway with open door, gray walls, patterned floor runner, and a small heater near the entrance
Bright entryway with white walls, framed art, a bench, rug, and a potted plant by the door.
Empty room with wood-trimmed closet and window with white curtains, beige carpet, and ceiling light fixture
Small living room with dark sofa, white pillows, carpet, and a window with sheer curtains.