Green Hill Contracting

10/15/2026

This song is exactly how we feel every time we wrap up a kitchen renovation! 🎶🙌

There’s nothing better than seeing a project come together and handing over a beautiful new space to happy homeowners. It’s why we love what we do!

10/01/2026

Last week, we celebrated some of the best remodeling work in the Triangle at the HBA of Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties’ Remodelers Outstanding Construction Awards 🏆

Our small but mighty Green Hill team walked away with FIVE awards! 💚

🥇 Gold | Best Exterior Facelift
🥇 Gold | Best Historic Remodel
🥇 Gold | Best Major Renovation under $250K
🥈 Silver | Best Bathroom under $50K
🏆 Best Kitchen Under $50K

We’re incredibly proud of our team and the work they put into each of these projects. Five awards is a pretty great night for this crew! 👏

09/21/2026

Green Hill Contracting has grown quickly, but the story behind that growth is less about chasing revenue and more about building the right kind of company. This post looks at how Green Hill approaches hiring, fixed pricing, preconstruction, documentation, technology, marketing, and team culture, along with why founder Chelsea Combs believes bigger is not always better. It is a behind-the-scenes look at the systems and decisions that shape both the company and the remodeling experience homeowners receive.

09/16/2026

Please keep us in your thoughts. 🙏

Not because anything is wrong. We’re doing great.

We’d just really like to be the first people you think of when you decide your kitchen has officially had enough. 😂

Big renovation. Small refresh. “I can’t look at these cabinets for one more day.” We’re here for all of it.

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09/15/2026

Green Hill loves the Canes, so of course we had to show up for the Carolina Hurricanes 5K this weekend. ❤️🖤

A few of our CQC Home teammates joined us too, which made it even better.

When you spend 40+ hours a week working alongside the same people, they have a way of becoming more than coworkers. They become family, and getting to spend time together outside of work is always a good reminder of that.

A fun morning, a great team, and plenty of Canes pride. 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏒

09/14/2026

Planning a bathroom remodel in Chapel Hill involves a lot more than choosing tile and fixtures. This guide walks through the decisions that matter most, including layout changes, showers and tubs, storage, lighting, waterproofing, ventilation, materials, water efficiency, accessibility, local permitting, and what homeowners should know before construction begins.

Planning bathroom remodeling in Chapel Hill? Learn what to know about layout, showers, storage, lighting, waterproofing, permits, materials, and more.

08/31/2026

A better Chapel Hill bathroom remodel often starts with the floor plan, not the finishes. This guide breaks down five layouts that make sense for real homes, from compact hall bathrooms and long, narrow spaces to shower-first primary suites, wet rooms, and bathrooms expanded by borrowing space from an adjoining closet or bedroom. It also covers fixture placement, storage, ventilation, accessibility, permits, and the design decisions that determine whether a bathroom actually works once the remodel is finished.

Explore five practical bathroom layouts for Chapel Hill homes, from compact hall baths to larger primary suites, wet rooms, and expanded layouts.

08/24/2026

Older Chapel Hill homes often have the character homeowners want, but the layouts, storage, mechanical systems, and energy performance may no longer fit modern life. This guide looks at what homeowners should consider before a whole-home remodel, including hidden conditions, lead-safe renovation, moisture, historic district requirements, structural changes, kitchens and bathrooms, energy upgrades, permitting, and how to preserve the details that make the original home worth keeping.

08/21/2026

There’s a lot that happens between the pretty renderings and the finished kitchen. 👀

Our designer stopped by mid-renovation for a walkthrough before countertops go in, checking cabinetry, clearances, placement, and all the little details that need to be right before we move on to the next phase.

Because good design doesn’t stop when construction starts. We stay involved along the way to make sure what was planned is what gets built. 🤍