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Home is where most would like to remain

Many older homes in the Houston area are in need of some modifications. Many are not energy efficient. They have too inany hallways; the kitchens are inefficient and separated from the family rooms. The bathrooms are small and outdated. “There are not enough closets or Storage areas. The ceilings are low and windows are small – making for a dark interior Many hones have rooms that are not used, and outdoor areas are often not utilized as living spaces.

Living Magazine – The Texas Issue – Home Improvement Movement: Envision Design/Build – Quality You Can Trust from Start to Finish

Whether you want to remodel your entire home, create more room with an addition, or give your aging kitchen or master bathroom a stunning makeover, the success of your project and your overall experience depends on the contractor you choose. That’s why people who have done their homework select locally owner and operated Envision Design/Build.

Houston Chronicle: Home Is Where the Heart Is

Many older homes in the Houston area are in need of a heart transplant. Many are not energy efficient. They have too many hallways; the kitchens are inefficient and separated from the family rooms. The bathrooms are small and out-dated. There are not enough closets or storage areas. The ceilings are low and windows are small – making for a dark interior. Many homes have rooms that are just not used and, outdoor areas are often not utilized as living spaces[…]

The Metropolitan Builder Magazine: Envision’s Knowlton Knows Design and Building

Jack Knowlton has always had a good eye for design. Even as a kid growing up in Houston’s Memorial neighborhood, his friends and family recognized his talent for art and architecture. Others recognized his talent, too. He got his first job soon after high school working for a residential design firm where he worked his way up to vice president in just 10 years. After becoming a Certified Professional Building Designer, Jack started designing homes for some of Houston’s largest home builders before opening his own firm, The Purser Knowlton Partnership, with a former co-worker in 1985[…]