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Restore the house. Do not theme it.

Spanish Mediterranean, mid-century, and older Gulf Coast houses deserve a remodeler who can tell original fabric from a problem. We have the photographs to prove we know the difference.

Restored Spanish Mediterranean library with terracotta floors, beamed ceiling, and green velvet sofa, Sarasota

Who this is for

Owners of historic or character houses who want livable rooms without erasing the architecture that made them buy.

Not a fit: A gut that treats plaster arches as an inconvenience.

The last renovation sanded the house into a generic interior

A Martin house has a language: plaster, terracotta, wood, iron. New baths and millwork have to be fluent in it.

Original and new have to meet

Stone thresholds, floor planes, and millwork joints are where historic work is won or lost. We photograph those on purpose.

Questions we actually get

How do we start?

Request a Project Review. Tell us the property, the work, and the budget range you will actually spend. We will tell you whether we are a fit before anyone pretends there is a start date.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Beniamin Dumitrascuta holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1531404, current and active. Verify it on the Florida DBPR site — do not take a logo as evidence.

Do you work with a preservation architect?

When the house needs one, yes. We do not pretend to be the architect.

Next step

Request a private Project Review.

Tell us about the property and the work. We will tell you whether we are the right contractor — and what the first honest next step is.