Remodeling in
Somerville

Somerville is a small village in Milford Township, surrounded by farmland and rural homes in northwest Butler County. The homes out here are a mix of old farmhouses, small-town houses in the village, and newer homes built on larger lots. What they have in common is that they often need a remodeler who's comfortable with things that aren't quite standard.

We're used to working in older rural homes where walls aren't plumb, floors have settled over a century, and the plumbing and wiring have been added onto by several owners over the years. We plan for that from the first visit so there are fewer surprises once work starts.

Even though Somerville is farther out than some of our service areas, we don't treat it like an afterthought. Estimates are free, there's no travel charge, and Brady and Taylor are on site every working day once your project starts, just like they would be for a job in Hamilton.

A farmhouse kitchen in Somerville should feel like it belongs in a farmhouse, just one with better storage, lighting and appliances. Popular choices include painted shaker cabinets, butcher block or quartz counters, apron-front sinks, open shelving in small doses, and durable flooring that can handle muddy boots.

In older homes, kitchens are sometimes small or awkwardly placed after past additions. We can rework the layout, level uneven floors, and update plumbing and electrical so the kitchen works the way you need it to. Our kitchen remodeling page covers more on cabinets, counters and costs.

Many Somerville-area homes are on well water and septic systems, which affects how we plan bathroom and kitchen plumbing. We make sure new fixtures are compatible, drains are sloped and vented correctly, and nothing we do puts extra strain on your septic system.

Bathroom projects out here often include accessibility updates like low-threshold showers, grab bars and comfort-height toilets, especially for homeowners planning to stay in their home for the long haul. See our bathroom remodeling page for the full range of work we do.

A lot of our Somerville work is carpentry. We build and replace staircase railings and bannisters, install interior and exterior doors, build bookshelves and built-ins, and install hardwood and luxury vinyl plank flooring. Where original hardwood exists, we'll talk through whether it makes more sense to keep it or replace it. And with the open country views out here, a well-built deck is one of the best ways to enjoy your property.

Basements in older Somerville-area homes are often very different from those in newer subdivisions. You might find a stone or block foundation, a lower ceiling, a dirt or patched floor in one section, or a cellar that was added later. Some of these spaces are great candidates for finishing. Others are better suited to cleaned-up storage, a workshop or a laundry area.

We'll give you an honest read on what your basement can become. If it's a good fit for finishing, we start by addressing moisture, then frame, insulate and finish with materials that won't trap water. If it isn't, we'll suggest practical improvements like better lighting, a cleaner floor, and organized storage that make the space more useful without overspending. Either way, you'll get a straight answer instead of a sales pitch.