Room to Grow in Wayland
Many Wayland homes were built in the 1950s and ’60s as classic capes and ranches, often on generous lots with plenty of room to grow. Our design-build team helps Wayland homeowners turn those modest homes into spaces that truly fit their lives, through additions, second stories, kitchens, baths, and whole-home renovations. You love Wayland. We’ll help you love your home just as much.
Outgrowing your home doesn’t mean you have to leave Wayland. We design additions and second stories that give your family the bedrooms, bathrooms, and living space it needs, built to look like they were always part of the house.
Wayland’s classic capes and ranches have great bones, but their layouts haven’t kept up. We open up closed-off rooms, add first-floor primary suites, and rework awkward spaces, so your home works just as well in twenty years as it does today.
Mid-century kitchens were small and closed off. We open them up to the family room and the backyard, adding light, storage, and space to gather, so the kitchen becomes the true center of your home.
This farmhouse was built in 1810 and expanded in 1860. With its long history and charming period details like posts and beams, wood floors and brick fireplaces, the homeowners were very careful in their approach to remodeling. They wanted to build an addition to expand the kitchen and connect it with the family room. Renovations also included a full bathroom, laundry room and dining room.
During the demolition phase of this project as much of the reusable building materials were saved as possible. Wood flooring was relocated to other areas of the floor and reclaimed for a countertop on the new coffee bar. Bricks from a disassembled fireplace became the backsplash for that same bar.