The housing in Frontenac
Estate homes on lots of an acre or more, from mid-century to new.
Whole-home renovations in Frontenac are long projects with many decisions. We assign a dedicated lead, hold scheduled weekly meetings and keep a running decision log so the process stays orderly.
Basements and foundations
Lower levels finished to a high standard, with attention to humidity control for wine storage and millwork.
Lower levels in Frontenac's larger homes are full floors, often walkouts of two thousand square feet or more. Owners finish them to the same standard as upstairs, with a bar or second kitchen, guest suite, gym and theater. Proper zoning of heating and cooling for a space that size is part of the design.
Kitchens, baths and interiors
Custom cabinetry, stone and extensive trim work. Older homes often need mechanical and electrical modernization behind the finishes.
Kitchens in Frontenac's estate homes are central to entertaining. Projects involve custom cabinetry, professional-style appliances with correctly sized ventilation and make-up air, sculleries or butler's pantries and stone selected slab by slab.
Decks, additions and exteriors
Covered terraces, pavilions and additions with close attention to the city's site and tree rules.
Outdoor living in Frontenac means structures with presence: timber pavilions, stone fireplaces, screened rooms with retractable panels and multi-level terraces on sloping lots. Architectural review is usually demanding, and we prepare complete submittals.
Permits in Frontenac
The City of Frontenac has its own building and architectural review.
We prepare the drawings, submit the application, meet the inspectors and close the permit. If your subdivision has an architectural committee, we put together that package as well. Our permit guide and HOA approval guide explain both processes.
Services in Frontenac
Basements
Bathrooms
Decks & outdoor living
Additions & conversions
Interior finishes
Exteriors
Frontenac questions
Who issues building permits in Frontenac?
The City of Frontenac has its own building and architectural review.
How far is Frontenac from your shop?
About 40 minutes in normal traffic: down I-64 to Lindbergh, around forty minutes.
What kinds of homes do you work on in Frontenac?
Estate homes on lots of an acre or more, from mid-century to new.
Areas we work in
- estates off Clayton, Geyer and Spoede roads