When renovating historical homes, it's important to ensure that new construction blends seamlessly with existing structures. This requires a contractor who has a keen eye for design and the ability to match the style and character of the original home.

When renovating historical homes, it's important to ensure that new construction blends seamlessly with existing structures. This requires a contractor who has a keen eye for design and the ability to match the style and character of the original home.

One example of how we blend new construction with existing structures at Quality Home Renovators is by using traditional materials and techniques. For example, we may use reclaimed wood in new construction to match the patina and character of the original wood in the home.

Another example is by matching the architectural details of the existing home in new construction. We may replicate the original moldings, trim, and other architectural details in new construction to ensure that it blends seamlessly with the original home.

Ensuring New Additions Blend Seamlessly with the Original Home

When adding new additions to historical homes, it's important to ensure that they blend seamlessly with the original home. This requires a contractor who has a deep understanding of the original design and style of the home, as well as the ability to match the architectural details and materials.

At Quality Home Renovators, we work closely with our clients to ensure that new additions blend seamlessly with the original home. We may match the roofline, siding, and other architectural details of the original home in new additions to ensure that they blend seamlessly.

We also pay close attention to the scale and proportion of new additions to ensure that they are in keeping with the original home. For example, we may use a similar roof pitch or dormer style in new additions to ensure that they blend seamlessly with the original home.

One example of how we have blended new additions seamlessly with the original home is by removing the original wood flooring, which was not able to be salvaged, and installing reclaimed heart pine flooring that was extracted from a factory in Chicago, and milled into flooring. This material blended seamlessly with the rest of the house giving it a uniform look.

The Importance Of Creating A Seamless Integration Of New And Old In Historical Homes

At Quality Home Renovators, we understand the importance of creating a seamless integration of new and old in historical homes. We use traditional materials and techniques, and pay close attention to the design and style of the original home, to ensure that new construction blends seamlessly with existing structures and new additions blend seamlessly with the original home. By doing so, we preserve the unique character and style of these homes while making them more functional, beautiful, and valuable.

If you're looking to restore a historical home in St. Pete, contact us today to schedule a consultation.