One of our favorite design materials to work with is poplar wood for interior trim work. Poplar is technically a hardwood, but is soft enough to take screws and nails and can be sanded easily to take on any stain. Overall, this makes it a better trim material than finger jointed pine.

We've done many rare projects, including renovating a downtown retail shop with unique wood finishes and restored hardware. A Coln Construction favorite was a golf-simulator room, which we incorporated in a custom luxury build. We installed a putting platform that can move to make the putting surface different for the avid golfer.

Many of our clients opt for full home builds or complete renovations. We've seen a huge uptick in clients who want indoor-outdoor spaces that act as a seamless transition from indoors to outdoors. We've installed retractable porch screens, embedded custom lights into bars, and have been asked to put unique trim finishes into homes for a luxury touch.

We've currently started a project restoring a 1920's home that a father bought for his daughter. We're bringing up wood from low-country for unique interior finishes, reusing and restoring the limestone that currently surrounds the front porch, building an exterior garden for water efficiency, restoring the exterior siding, which is original mahogany, and adding in a custom tub and range from Italy.

Our team is hands-on from start to finish. From the minute you contact us, we'll be in touch about design choices, budget, and ask for an in-person meeting to get to know your style. Once you sign and start the project, you'll always have a dedicated Project Coordinator on site who can give you updates and make sure construction is progressing on time. We want all our clients to feel comfortable contacting us post-build for any repairs, follow-up and future renovation.