Older homes are often popular for a variety of reasons: the craftsmanship is often better; they often have more individuality, and they have a sense of permanence and history.
But what do you really want to do to change your house into a home – something unique and personal?
You have three “separate but equal” choices: Remodeling, Renovation or Restoration; but not everyone knows the difference. In a “nutshell”:
Remodeling is to change the use of a space or spaces. Making that dark, dank and dingy basement into a game room, office or extra guest room is remodeling.
Renovation is to make a space new without changing its use. Upgrading your kitchen and/or bathroom(s) with new fixtures and décor is a renovation.
Restoration is the opposite of renovation. You essentially return a space to its original use, and/or return a space to its original character. Restoring that dilapidated gazebo in the yard with new timber and fresh paint is a restoration.
Restorations are primarily done to recreate the historical accuracy of a house structure, not necessarily for the personal comfort and convenience of anyone that may live there. An existing home built in 1900 will obviously 
have been renovated and also remodeled to keep up with modern technology and the personal needs of the owners. After all, few owners of older homes could consider using the original wood stove and outhouse as part of the ambiance.
But remodeling and renovation is a thriving business, and Houseworks Unlimited has an unparalleled reputation of quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, with a majority of its current contracts coming from previous satisfied clients.
Houseworks Unlimited has the experience, knowledge and skills to both Remodel as well as Renovate your home from what it is, to what you want it to be.