Remodeler — Lexington, MA

Remodeler in Lexington, MA

Interior work in Lexington is shaped by what the buildings are. Antique colonials near the Green, 1950s–1970s colonials and splits across most of the town, and architect-designed mid-century modern at Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill. Owner-occupants across a wide range of house types, generally maintaining rather than flipping.

Services

Remodeler Services in Lexington

Kitchen Remodeling in Lexington

Cabinet refinishing, walls, trim and drywall — Most kitchens don't need gutting. Refinished cabinets and fresh surfaces get you most of the way for a fraction of the cost.. If you want the detail, here's how we handle kitchen remodeling in Lexington.

Bathroom Remodeling in Lexington

Vanities, walls, ceilings and trim — Moisture-rated products throughout, because bathrooms punish anything less.. If you want the detail, here's how we handle bathroom remodeling in Lexington.

Cabinet Refacing in Lexington

Doors, fronts and hardware — New color and hardware on sound boxes. Days rather than weeks, and no demolition.. If you want the detail, here's how we handle cabinet refacing in Lexington.

Accent Wall in Lexington

Feature walls, shiplap and wainscoting — One wall done properly changes the whole room. Colour, panelling or millwork.. If you want the detail, here's how we handle accent wall in Lexington.

More from us around Lexington: Start from the Lexington overview.

More on this trade generally: Remodeling across our service area.

Why Aura

Small Crew, Licensed, Fully Covered

Aura is family-run out of Allston. Licence #193121 is on file with the Commonwealth, and both liability and workers' comp are in force on every property we set foot on.

Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams products
Two-year workmanship warranty

Estimates in Lexington

Estimates are written, itemised, and free.

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What Remodeling Work Here Actually Involves

Antique colonials near the Green, 1950s–1970s colonials and splits across most of the town, and architect-designed mid-century modern at Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill.

Most of our remodeling work here is for owner-occupants across a wide range of house types, generally maintaining rather than flipping.

Historic districts near the Green

Lexington maintains historic districts around the Battle Green and Munroe. Exterior changes visible from the street require approval before work begins.

Mid-century modern stock

Peacock Farm and Six Moon Hill are architect-designed moderns with flat and low-slope roofs, large glazing and exposed structure. Nothing about them is standard colonial work.

Wide range of eras

A Lexington day can run from a 1740s antique to a 1965 modern to a 2010 colonial. Different substrates, different specs.

How Remodels Are Sequenced

What a Remodel Actually Involves

What drives the price

The demolition is cheap and the finishes are expensive, which is the reverse of what most people expect. What moves the number is how far back you go — refinishing existing cabinetry is a fraction of replacing it, and moving plumbing or electrical past the wall it currently sits in changes the job category entirely. In Lexington specifically, the work is mostly colonials of every era plus mid-century modern, and historic district review near the Green shapes how we schedule and stage it.

How the work is sequenced

Rough work first, finishes last, and inspections between. Demo, then any framing, then mechanical rough-in, then close-up and skim, then primer, then cabinetry and fixtures, then final coats. Skipping ahead to finishes because the space looks ready is how a job ends up being partly redone.

Where it usually goes wrong

Two things sink remodels. The first is deciding finishes late, because a cabinet or tile lead time can stall a site that is otherwise ready to move. The second is discovering something behind a wall that changes scope, which is why we open exploratory access early rather than at the point of no return.

How long it takes

A cabinet refinish is seven to ten days. A bathroom is three to five weeks depending on tile and fixture lead times. A kitchen is longer and depends almost entirely on cabinetry delivery. We give the realistic version at the estimate, not the optimistic one.

Our Work

Recent Work

Painter working a corridor in an occupied building
Tan colonial with red shutters after exterior repainting
Front elevation of a repainted yellow colonial
Our Work

Before & After

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Apartment building corridor — before Apartment building corridor — after Before After

Apartment building corridorOccupied building, worked in sequence so residents kept access throughout. Walls, ceiling, chair rail and doors.

Common Questions

Questions We Get Asked

Is refinishing worth it over new cabinetry in Lexington?

If the boxes are solid, yes — you get most of the visual change for a fraction of the cost and days instead of weeks. If they are swollen particleboard, we will tell you it is not worth it.

How long will my kitchen be out of action?

Three to five days typically. You lose the doors, not the kitchen — the boxes stay usable throughout.

Do you handle the whole room or just the cabinets?

Whole room where it makes sense. New cabinet fronts against tired walls, ceiling and trim still reads as a dated kitchen.
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