WillHouse Design Build

WillHouse Design Build WillHouse is a full service construction company. We design, build, and renovate spaces for residential and commercial clients.

Home owners and general contractors often struggle to find a trustworthy builder who can do the job right. Using clear communication and accurate pricing, WillHouse Construction’s expert design and craftsmanship will transform your space into something you can be proud of.

Let's talk about your house.Not what style is trending.Not what finishes you're supposed to choose.Not what everyone els...
08/31/2026

Let's talk about your house.

Not what style is trending.
Not what finishes you're supposed to choose.
Not what everyone else is doing.
What isn't working for you?

Maybe you're constantly wishing the kitchen had better storage.
Maybe everyone ends up congregating in the same room because the rest of the first floor doesn't connect well.
Maybe your bedroom has plenty of space, but somehow doesn't feel like a retreat.
Maybe there's a room in your house that you barely use because you never figured out what it was supposed to be.

Those are the questions worth asking before you start picking finishes.
Because sometimes the best renovation isn't about making a house bigger.
It's about understanding why the house isn't working—and designing a better solution.

If you could change ONE thing about your home, what would it be?
👇 Tell us below. We want to know.

The blown budgets. The contractor who stops answering. The architect who designs something you can't actually afford to ...
08/30/2026

The blown budgets. The contractor who stops answering. The architect who designs something you can't actually afford to build.

We do both. We design your home and we build it.

One team. One contract. One person responsible from the first sketch to the day you get the keys.

Thinking about building? Don't start with a contractor and a stack of plans. Start with a conversation. Send us a DM or contact us through our website today.

2027 may sound far away. It isn't.If you're thinking about renovating next year, now is the time to start the conversati...
08/27/2026

2027 may sound far away. It isn't.
If you're thinking about renovating next year, now is the time to start the conversation.

A successful renovation doesn't begin with demolition. It begins with understanding what you want your home to become.

From there, there's time to develop the design, explore options, make selections, establish the investment and plan the construction.

Starting early doesn't mean you're committing to construction tomorrow.

It means you're giving yourself time to make thoughtful decisions rather than rushed ones.

And that's especially important when you're making a significant investment in your home.

So if you've been saying:

"We'll renovate the kitchen next year."
"We should finally redo the primary suite."
"Someday we'll open up the first floor."

Maybe 2027 is your year.

Start planning now.

What are you hoping to renovate in 2027? Tell us below.

If you're thinking about renovating your home, where would you start?For many homeowners, three spaces have the potentia...
08/24/2026

If you're thinking about renovating your home, where would you start?

For many homeowners, three spaces have the potential to completely change the way a home feels and functions:

The kitchen.
Not just for cooking—but for gathering, entertaining, working and connecting with the rest of the home.

The primary suite.
A thoughtful layout, better storage, natural light and connected spaces can turn an ordinary bedroom and bathroom into a true retreat.

The main living spaces.
Sometimes the biggest transformation comes from changing how the rooms relate to one another.

The goal isn't simply to make one room beautiful.
It's to create a home that works as a whole.

Which space would make the biggest difference in your home?
Kitchen, primary suite, or living space?

Sometimes the best reason to renovate isn't that something is wrong with your house.It's that your life has changed.Mayb...
08/21/2026

Sometimes the best reason to renovate isn't that something is wrong with your house.

It's that your life has changed.

Maybe you've outgrown the layout.

Maybe the kitchen no longer works for your family.

Maybe you're constantly searching for storage.

Maybe you love your neighborhood and don't want to move—but your house isn't giving you what you need.

That's where a thoughtful renovation can make a huge difference.

The goal isn't simply to make your home prettier.

It's to make it work better, feel better, and reflect the way you live now.

If you've been saying "someday we'll renovate..."

Maybe it's time to start the conversation.

What would you change first?

That wall might look like an obstacle.But it's also doing something.It could be carrying structural loads, concealing pl...
08/20/2026

That wall might look like an obstacle.

But it's also doing something.

It could be carrying structural loads, concealing plumbing or electrical, routing HVAC, or simply connecting two finished surfaces that now have to be rebuilt.

That's why "let's just take down the wall" isn't really a renovation plan.

Before removing a wall, we look at what it contains, what it supports, what needs to be relocated, and how the surrounding spaces will be finished afterward.

And sometimes the best solution isn't removing the entire wall.

It's opening up just enough to change how the space feels and functions—without creating unnecessary complexity.

The important question isn't:
"Can we take it out?"
It's:
"What happens if we do?"

Have you ever looked at a wall in your house and thought, "I wish I could just get rid of that?"
Save this before you start swinging a sledgehammer. 😉

The lowest estimate isn't always the lowest cost.It's tempting to compare renovation proposals by looking at the bottom ...
08/18/2026

The lowest estimate isn't always the lowest cost.

It's tempting to compare renovation proposals by looking at the bottom line and choosing the lowest number.

But two contractors can price the same project very differently because the proposals may not actually include the same things.

What's included in the scope?
Have the major design decisions been made?
Are allowances realistic?
What happens when an existing condition is uncovered?

A lower number isn't necessarily a better value if important pieces haven't been accounted for yet.

That's why we believe homeowners deserve clarity before construction begins—not just an attractive number on a proposal.

**The goal isn't the lowest estimate. It's knowing exactly what you're paying for.**

Save this if you're planning a renovation, and share it with someone comparing renovation proposals.

Your home doesn't need to be trendy.There—we said it.We're not against trends. They're a great source of inspiration and...
08/14/2026

Your home doesn't need to be trendy.

There—we said it.

We're not against trends. They're a great source of inspiration and can introduce fresh ideas into a design.

But there's a difference between using a trend and designing your entire home around one.

The homes we love most aren't necessarily the ones with the latest finishes.
They're the ones that feel considered, personal, and cohesive.

A beautiful home shouldn't look like it came from a showroom—or like it was designed for someone else's Pinterest board.

It should feel like you.

That's where thoughtful design comes in: understanding what will work for your architecture, your lifestyle, and the way you want your home to feel.

What's one home trend you're already tired of seeing?

The biggest renovation mistake isn't choosing the wrong tile.It's making decisions in the wrong order.We've seen homeown...
08/12/2026

The biggest renovation mistake isn't choosing the wrong tile.

It's making decisions in the wrong order.

We've seen homeowners start with countertops, tile, paint colors and fixtures before they've figured out how the space actually needs to function.

And that's when things get complicated.

Because once the layout changes, the plumbing moves, the cabinetry changes, or the scope evolves, those early decisions may no longer make sense.

A successful renovation works from the inside out:
→ How you live
→ How the space functions
→ What the layout needs to accomplish
→ What the scope requires
→ Where the budget should be invested
→ And finally, the finishes that bring it all together

That's one of the advantages of working with an experienced design-build team.
Design and construction aren't happening in separate conversations. The decisions are considered together from the beginning.

Beautiful is important.

But beautiful + functional + thoughtfully planned is what makes a renovation successful.

What's the hardest part of a renovation for you—figuring out the layout, managing the budget, or making all the finish selections?

Tell us below. 👇

**Swipe to see what a thoughtful renovation can do. ➡️**It's easy to think a powder room is just a small space.We see it...
08/11/2026

**Swipe to see what a thoughtful renovation can do. ➡️**

It's easy to think a powder room is just a small space.

We see it as an opportunity to make a lasting impression.

For this renovation, every detail was intentional—from the architectural wall molding and statement wallpaper to the warm brass fixtures, custom lighting, and classic console sink. Individually, they're beautiful. Together, they create a room that feels elevated, timeless, and completely in harmony with the rest of the home.

One of our favorite things about designing powder rooms is that they allow homeowners to take a few more risks. A bold wallpaper, a sculptural mirror, or unique lighting can make a small room one of the most memorable spaces in the house.

The transformation isn't just about replacing old finishes—it's about creating a space with character.

**Which change made the biggest impact?**
1️⃣ Wallpaper
2️⃣ Brass fixtures
3️⃣ Arched mirror
4️⃣ Wall molding

Tell us your pick in the comments. 👇

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