The historic core of Hanover, with a mix of antique colonials, Federals, and early 19th-century homes on generous lots near the town common. Renovations here often involve updating older mechanical systems and kitchens while preserving the period character, wide-plank floors, original trim profiles, and traditional exterior proportions that define the neighborhood.

Hanover's commercial and residential crossroads, surrounded by established mid-century neighborhoods of colonials, split-levels, and ranches. These homes, many built in the 1960s and 70s, are prime candidates for open-concept kitchen renovations, master suite additions, and full basement finishing. Lot sizes here typically allow for meaningful rear additions.

Quieter residential neighborhoods along the Indian Head River corridor, with larger lots and a mix of colonials and contemporaries. The river proximity means some properties have wetland buffers that affect where additions can be sited. We are experienced identifying buildable envelopes and designing additions that work within Hanover's zoning and Conservation Commission requirements.