Open Floor Plan Conversion

What this involves.

An open floor plan conversion removes the walls that divide your living space so the kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together. The key to doing it right is understanding which walls carry load and supporting them properly before anything comes down. We assess the framing, plan the right beam and support so the structure stays sound, then remove the wall and rebuild the ceiling, floor, and surrounding finishes so the transition disappears. After demo, we tie in flooring, patch the ceiling and walls, and finish the area so it looks like the space was always open. The result is a brighter, more connected home built on a safe structure.

• Assessing which walls carry load before any are removed
• Planning and installing proper beams and support to keep the structure sound
• Safely removing the wall and any framing in the way
• Rerouting wiring, outlets, or vents found inside the wall as needed
• Patching and blending the ceiling and surrounding walls into one surface
• Tying new and existing flooring together for a seamless transition
• A walkthrough to confirm the opened space is level, finished, and solid