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We’re still inspired by Neil B. Kelly’s vision, values and innovative spirit, and we continue to carefully craft our reputation one project — and one satisfied client — at a time.

Evaluating your home in the fall is the perfect time to insulate yourself from bigger problems. Here are six key areas to look at when preparing your home for winter.

Oftentimes the most functional room in your home is also the darkest, cramped and most cluttered space. Why settle for something that doesn’t suit your lifestyle?

From the practical to the extraordinary, your basement has untapped potential. How you use it says a lot about who you are, what your family needs and how you enjoy spending “downtime” together.

Whenever the topic of downsizing or upsizing arises, the key is to keep your eye on the housing market and your family’s five-year plan in mind.

The plaster is crumbling and that pesky crack in the ceiling is getting wider. It’s time for a renovation. But getting your historic home back to its former glory while modernizing takes expertise and sensitivity.

Vacation homes are designed with comfort in mind. But has your second home lost its shine? If so, it’s time for a remodel.

A Cedar Mill couple transforms a cramped 70s-era kitchen into an open floor plan kitchen, along with dining room and lounge that opens effortlessly into the backyard.

Happiness is just 10 steps from the back door. Or at least it could be if you built an outdoor kitchen. Whether it’s designed like a man cave or a culinary oasis, outdoor kitchens have the power to transform outdoor living areas through function and beauty.

When it’s hot outside, your home should act as a safe haven, a cool oasis to avoid overbearing summer rays. But keeping your space cool when temperatures reach above 80 degrees isn’t easy. Here’s how you do it.