Pinehurst Remodel

During the destructive winter storms of 2022–23, the home's existing roof, rear deck, and exterior siding sustained extensive damage. What began as a roof and deck replacement project ultimately evolved into a comprehensive renovation that improved both the home's exterior resilience and its interior living spaces.

The existing primary bedroom, located above the garage beneath a steeply pitched roof, suffered from severely limited headroom along one side of the room, making everyday use uncomfortable. By reducing the roof pitch, we were able to create comfortable ceiling heights throughout the space while also incorporating a walk-in closet and small primary bath — amenities the homeowners had long wanted but had never been able to accommodate.

As part of the renovation, the homeowners' insurance covered replacement of the existing siding with a new exterior cladding palette better suited to the mountain setting. The selected materials are all Class A fire-rated, providing enhanced wildfire resistance while complementing the home's alpine character. We developed and evaluated numerous material renderings to help the homeowners confidently select the final exterior design.

The renovation was completed with new upper-level lighting, replacement windows and doors, a redesigned front entry porch, and a covered deck serving the lower-level bedroom, improving both the home's functionality and its connection to the outdoors.

Contractor: Enright Construction