Cotswold is known for its mature trees, its brick ranches and its split-level homes, mostly built in the 1950s and '60s, all close to Cotswold Village and Randolph Road. These homes are solidly built and sit on generous lots, but they often still have small closed kitchens, single hall bathrooms and original systems.
Remodeling Services in Cotswold
- Kitchen remodeling: cabinets, quartz counters, islands, layout changes
- Bathroom remodeling: walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, accessible baths
- Full home remodels & basements: multiple rooms or the whole house, one team
- Flooring: hardwood, LVP, tile, carpet, refinishing
- Tile & backsplash · Cabinets & countertops · Painting & drywall · Roofing
What We See in Cotswold Homes
- Small galley or closed kitchens. We open them to the dining or living room, often by removing a wall and adding a beam.
- Original pink, green or blue tile bathrooms. We rebuild them with walk-in showers, new vanities and modern waterproofing.
- Hardwood floors hidden under carpet. These can often be refinished rather than replaced.
- Older electrical panels and plumbing. These are best updated while the walls are open.
Areas Near Cotswold We Also Serve
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Cotswold FAQs
Can you open up the kitchen in my 1950s ranch?
Yes. We check whether the wall is load-bearing, install a properly sized beam when needed, and pull the permits.
Is it worth refinishing my original hardwood?
Usually yes. Solid hardwood from that era can typically be sanded and refinished for far less than new flooring.
Do you offer free estimates in this area?
Yes. We come to your home, look at the space and give you a free, itemized written estimate. There is never a travel charge.
How soon can you start a project in this area?
Most projects start within a week of an approved quote.