A 2,400 sq ft house rebuilt to 3,600 — starting from the systems up.
The house had been an investment property for years: an older interior layout and aging mechanical systems that needed a complete redesign, not a refresh.
We added approximately 1,200 sq ft of new living space and rearranged the plan into 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms with an open-concept layout for family living.
By the numbers
- 3,600 sq ft final
- +1,200 sq ft added
- 5 bedrooms
- 4.5 bathrooms
What was actually done
- Full interior demolition and redesign
- 1,200 sq ft home addition
- New bedroom and bathroom layout configuration
- Complete mechanical system replacement
- Complete plumbing system renovation
- Complete electrical rewiring and service upgrades
- New flooring, finishes, trim, lighting and fixtures
- Kitchen and bathroom modernization
- Energy-efficient upgrades and infrastructure improvements
How it turned out
Converted an aging investment property into a long-term residential asset with modern performance, functionality and aesthetics — rebuilt on infrastructure rather than cosmetic change.
The property later took ice-storm damage when a fallen tree collapsed the roof and walls. Cerpa Construction ran the full emergency reconstruction: debris removal, structural rebuild, new framing, roofing, siding, windows and gutters. Fully restored.
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