Remodeling Cornwall Park.
Cornwall Park is the quiet, settled neighborhood wrapped around the park of the same name, with homes that mostly date from the 1920s through the 1950s. It is the kind of place people move to and stay, with mature trees, walkable streets, and houses that have been cared for. The catch is that most of these homes were built with a single bathroom and a small, tucked-away kitchen that does not fit a modern family.
The two projects we hear about most around Cornwall Park go together: adding a second bathroom and expanding the kitchen footprint. With only one bath, the morning routine becomes a bottleneck, and a well-placed second bath solves it. At the same time, pushing the kitchen into an adjacent space or reworking its walls turns a cramped room into one people actually want to gather in. We handle both as one coordinated project so the home comes together at once.
What we see on Cornwall Park homes.
Common home styles
Older homes from the 1920s through the 1950s on established lots, most with a single full bath, a small original kitchen, and finishes that have aged past their era.
Popular projects
Adding a second bathroom, expanding the kitchen footprint, and modernizing both. New cabinets, countertops, and a tiled walk-in shower come up on most Cornwall Park jobs.
What's behind the walls
Behind Cornwall Park walls we often find dated wiring and older plumbing. We replace failing runs, route new plumbing for a second bath, bring circuits to code, and waterproof every wet area before tile.