Foxcroft took shape in the 1950s and 60s, and it still shows in the low-slung rooflines, brick facades, and picture windows you'll spot driving along Sharon Amity Road and Fenton Place. Many of these homes have never had a real update since they were built, which means original bathrooms with cramped layouts, aging tile, and closets sized for a smaller wardrobe than most families own today.
Homeowners here don't want a gut job that erases what makes the neighborhood distinct. They want bathroom remodeling and kitchen updates that respect the architecture while finally giving them the storage, layout, and finishes a modern household needs. We help turn dated rooms into spaces built for the way their families actually live today.
Being minutes from Cotswold Village Shops and the Randolph Road corridor means Foxcroft residents also see plenty of newer construction and renovated homes nearby, which raises the bar for what a well-done project should look like. We build to that standard.