This 1960s East Petaluma house was in a significant state of disrepair. We repaired and replaced rot from old water damage and pest activity, and restored and renovated the entire 1400-square-foot home.

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We replaced all of the windows and trim, and refinished the original red oak hardwood floors throughout, replacing and matching what was unsalvageable.

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The furnace was in good shape, so we serviced it for continued use, while replacing the filter and pairing the unit with a new Nest thermostat.

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In coordination with PG&E, we upgraded the electrical service to a 200 amp panel, added can ceiling lights, new overhead fixtures, fans and sconces, and replaced all outlets, adding some additional ones per code.

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The kitchen was expanded to increase storage and counter space, and we also installed new cabinets, hardware, counters and appliances. All of the plumbing was replaced from the sewer, and a new water heater was installed. 

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All of the existing wood paneling was removed during demo, and we added a pass-through window between the living and dining rooms.

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The hall bath was gutted, with the existing cast iron tub re-enameled. We installed a custom tile surround, and fixed glass panel. A new vanity and toilet were installed, with new finish plumbing fixtures. The primary bath was expanded to feature a large shower with bench, new toilet and double vanity.

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We landscaped the front and rear yards, and installed a new irrigation system. The rear yard includes a sodded lawn, new fence, and decomposed granite patio.

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We installed a new electric garage overhead door with battery backup, and re-paved the driveway and front walkway. Inside the garage, we installed a new washing machine and dryer.

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The entire interior and exterior were painted. Finally, we added market string lights in the yard.