Remodeling in Chevy Chase, MD
Chevy Chase remodels are about balance: bringing systems up to today's standards, opening the rear of the house to light and preserving the character of the front brick facade, all achieved through careful drawings, not guesswork.
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Remodeling in Chevy Chase
What a Chevy Chase project looks like.
The houses in Chevy Chase Village, Somerset and Martin's Additions were built to be looked at from the street, and most owners want that left alone. The work happens behind and inside: a rear wall opened to the garden, a kitchen and mudroom reorganized, a primary bath carved out of small original rooms.
Behind the plaster, these homes usually need attention that has nothing to do with design taste, including old supply lines, limited electrical capacity and insulation that never existed. Sorting that out during design is what keeps a finished room from being beautiful and uncomfortable.
Original doors, hardware and trim are documented and salvaged during demolition and reinstalled or replicated where the drawings call for it. Permitting runs through Montgomery County DPS, with historic review coordinated where the property requires it.
Chevy Chase scope
Kitchens, baths and basements in Chevy Chase.
Kitchen Remodeling in Chevy Chase
In Chevy Chase Village and Somerset the front facade stays untouched and the work happens behind it: the rear wall opened to the garden, the kitchen and mudroom reorganized, original doors and hardware salvaged during demolition and reinstalled where the drawings call for them.
See how our kitchen remodeling process worksBathroom Remodeling in Chevy Chase
Carving a primary bath out of small original rooms is the most common request in Martin's Additions and Rollingwood. Along with the visible work, aging supply lines, limited circuits and missing insulation get addressed while the walls are open, so the finished room is comfortable as well as beautiful.
See how our bathroom remodeling process worksBasement Remodeling in Chevy Chase
Lower levels in these houses are usually short on height and long on mechanicals. We reroute ductwork, use slim-profile equipment to reclaim inches, and finish the space with sound-insulated walls and dedicated HVAC zoning so it feels like the floors above.
See how our basement remodeling process worksNeighborhoods
Where we build in Chevy Chase.
- Chevy Chase Village
- Somerset
- Martin's Additions
- Section Three
- Rollingwood
Services in Chevy Chase
Based at 4 Goodport Ln, Gaithersburg, MD — (240) 632-1660
Local work
Projects near Chevy Chase.
FAQs
Chevy Chase questions.
How do you modernize our home while keeping its historical character?
We document and salvage trim, doors and hardware during demolition and reinstall or replicate profiles where the design calls for it.
Can you open the back of the house without touching the front?
That is the most common request here, and usually yes. The structural approach is drawn by an engineer during design.
Do you handle village and county approvals?
Yes. We prepare the permit set and manage county review, including historic review where the property falls inside a designated district.
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Planning a renovation in Chevy Chase?
Every project starts with a short conversation about your space, your timing and your investment range.