Abrahams Architects

TJC remodeled and restored both the interior and exterior of this Capitol Hill classic. The floor plan was opened up to create a modern style of flow and usage, incorporating a spacious gourmet kitchen and adjoining family room. An addition was built over the main entry to allow for a well-appointed master bathroom upstairs. Period trim details on the interior and exterior were meticulously recreated. Our customers chose beautiful fixtures and finishes that helped create stunning living spaces. The house’s electrical and mechanical systems were upgraded with complete re-wiring, re-piping, and replacement of the boiler and hot water heater ensuring the home will be enjoyed for generations to come.

A Law Office Transformed

Home is Where the Heart Is

Peter Bocek, Architect

This three star Builtgreen remodel in Magnolia was completed by TJC on a house on a bluff overlooking Elliot Bay and downtown. The magnificent views drove the design. A second story master suite was added to take in the panorama from the bedroom and new master deck. The open kitchen and living room were also oriented to the views out the back side of the house. The remainder of the existing main floor was remodeled, and the previously unfinished basement was finished out with an extra bathroom, laundry, and roughed in for a future MIL. Vertical grain fir cabinetry, Forest Stewardship Certified madrona hardwood flooring, and Squak Mountain Stone countertops were some of the finishes that this project featured. Recently purchased as a fixer, the years of deferred maintenance created the opportunity to address the building envelope in a thorough way for future durability. Mechanical systems were upgraded and the whole house was properly insulated for greater energy efficiency to complete the comprehensive improvements.

David Nieman Architects

This lovely home, fortunately located on the Montlake cut, had a new second story put on by TJC and a complete remodel of its remaining spaces. Much of the existing structure was rebuilt, especially at the back of the house, to allow for the weight of the new second floor. The master suite and kitchen are located in the back to focus the house’s orientation towards views of the ship canal. Well appointed finishes and fixtures were selected and period interior trim detailing were crafted to bring the home back to life after many well-used years as a rental property. Custom cherry shaker-style kitchen cabinets, leaded glass interior doors, traditional wood windows, and elegant tile work were but a few features of this remodel.

Inspired To Be Under The Sky

Tyler Engel, Architect

As part of an overall exterior restoration of the existing house which included siding and trim replacement, rebuilding the master deck, and re-painting, TJC built this outdoor space which provides for the best of relaxing and entertaining under sun and stars. Substantial cast concrete feature walls, benches and flatwork provide the base and perimeter for the unique and private area within.  In thoughtful contrast with the traditional house, this outdoor living area has a contemporary feel with its straight-edged clear cedar trellis and fence, smooth stucco freestanding fireplace, outdoor shower, hydro-pressed concrete paver patio, blind fastened ironwood decking, and stainless steel hot tub.

Kasa Architecture

This galley kitchen had been largely shut off from the rest of the house before our remodel of the space. Although the footprint was unchanged, the functionality is greatly improved by the relocation of walls and openings, allowing for circular movement all through the main level of the house. The breakfast nook provides a nice space for informal meals or a place to sit and converse with the cook. Slate counters and floor tile complement the space and painted custom cabinets and trim added in both the kitchen and dining room tie the kitchen in beautifully with the rest of the main floor.

Henderson Kelley Design

This view of Lake Union and downtown from this Capitol Hill condo is spectacular. TJC remodeled the interior to be worthy of viewing as well. Our customers are avid art collectors and the walls were strategically arranged and lit for the placement of their pieces. New interior finishes including fireplace, dropped ceilings, and adding custom cabinets, dining table,  and fixtures created a gallery like living setting. Additionally, significant re-wiring and mechanical upgrades were completed to enhance the unit’s functional integrity. Our company observed strict condo board ordinances during construction and maintained diplomatic relations with neighbors in order to ensure the continued goodwill of the building’s residents towards our project and our customers.