Structural

We handle complex structural work with the same care and precision we bring to every part of a renovation. Whether we’re executing work outlined in an engineer’s report or bringing in our own trusted structural engineer to identify and solve issues, we approach each project with a deep understanding of how homes are built—and how they age.

From removing load-bearing walls and expanding door or window openings, to repairing structural masonry, installing engineered wood and steel beams, or underpinning a foundation, we help homeowners strengthen and reimagine their homes. We also repair and rebuild porches, retaining walls, and other essential structural elements, always with lasting integrity in mind.

This whole-house renovation was a successful collaboration of design and construction between Greenleaf craftsmen and Analogue Design, with interior design and decorating by the client. We upgraded almost every room in this home, including an expanded kitchen, built-in cabinetry, a basement renovation, three bathroom renovations, four bedrooms, an office, a laundry and mudroom, and a […]

This split-level home on Old Court Rd. was built in the 1950s and featured state-of-the-art technology of that time period. The house was heated by radiant water pipes in the floors and plaster ceilings, and the lighting was run through low-voltage transformers. 60 years later as those systems started to fail, our craftsmen rewired the […]

How do you develop a beautiful palette in a small space? This bathroom features a more traditional design with Carrara marble subway tile and mosaic black and white marble flooring. The beadboard, base moulding, and chair rail were custom-milled from composite moulding by our craftsmen to provide a durable and pleasing backdrop for the walls. […]

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FAQ

It depends on the scale of the renovation, what spaces are affected, and your personal situation. We are well accustomed to working in occupied homes, containing our work within safe barriers, minimizing disruption as much as possible, and helping set up accommodations such as a temporary kitchen space.

We get that the job duration is a key consideration for our clients. We begin discussing an estimated duration early in the process and continue that conversation through regular updates throughout the project. In addition, we work hard well before we start our physical work on site to arrange permits, materials, and coordinate our trade partners so that once we do start, we are able to move through the project as efficiently as possible.

Yes! This comprises two categories: miscellaneous projects on your list and long-term plans for the house. Resolving miscellaneous projects is a key part of our commitment to transforming your experience of your home. Keeping long-term goals and projects in mind helps us to plan our work now to maximize the efficiency of those long-term projects. It’s helpful for us to know about your additional plans and projects early in our process so that we can plan our work most efficiently.

Yes, lots. Since 2007, a large portion of our work has been in older and historic homes in the Baltimore area. Our team is very experienced with plaster, irregular framing, antiquated wiring (e.g., knob and tube), tile mortar beds, historic masonry, wood windows, custom trim, and other challenges of older homes. Creative problem solving is often needed to integrate modern systems and building code with historic construction and character.

We work in Baltimore City and Baltimore County to the north of the City.

Yes, it’s just a cost/benefit calculation. We move/remove walls in many of our projects, working with a structural engineer and installing structural wood and steel members in wood and masonry walls.

Absolutely! We have many years of experience working with homeowners renovating for the first time, and we love guiding our clients through the process. From helping to define the scope and budget through guiding you on what to expect at every step through advice on post-project maintenance, we’re your partners on a journey that will transform your experience of your home.

Yes, definitely; we work with Baltimore City and County and CHAP permitting all the time and are happy to help. HOA/condo association approvals and/or MHT applications would be your responsibility, if applicable.

Our Promise To You

Our team is devoted to turning your vision into reality, guiding you through every step of the construction or remodeling process with personalized attention. Choose us and experience a partnership that goes beyond construction — it’s a lasting commitment to you and your home.

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