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Neil Kelly Company Neil Kelly Design-Build: remodeling for kitchen, bath and whole home. Custom Homes, Handyman Services, Home Energy divisions.

Design centers & showrooms in Portland, Bend, Eugene and Seattle. Also serving Metro Seattle, Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland.

What happens when the power goes out at a fire station?It’s more than an inconvenience. It can impact the people who are...
30/09/2026

What happens when the power goes out at a fire station?

It’s more than an inconvenience. It can impact the people who are there to respond when their community needs them most. We’re happy to see our work with the Lyle Fire District come full circle with their new solar + storage system. Neil Kelly Solar installed a 49.72 kW PV system paired with 37.62 kWh of battery storage, powered by Sigenergy technology, to help keep critical operations running when the grid goes down.

We love projects like these because they show how energy resilience can mean so much more than keeping the lights on at home. It can help support the people and places our communities rely on every day.

Since 1953, the Lyle Fire District has been a neighbor helping neighbors. We’re proud to have played a small part in supporting them.

28/09/2026

Remember when we showed you the footings going in? Well, here’s what’s happening now. 👀

The stem walls are up on this custom home we’re working on in Bend, and we’re getting closer to framing! We’ll keep following along as this project really starts to take shape.

We’re pretty excited to see this project get some recognition!Designed by Neil Kelly designer Jamie Rupprecht, this addi...
25/09/2026

We’re pretty excited to see this project get some recognition!

Designed by Neil Kelly designer Jamie Rupprecht, this addition received Gold in the 2026 Qualified Remodeler Master Design Awards in the Less Than $250,000 category.

It’s a great example of how thoughtful design can add space and function while still feeling connected to the original home. Congrats, Jamie! We’re so happy to see this one recognized. 👏

Read more about the project here: https://www.qualifiedremodeler.com/2026-master-design-awards-addition-less-than-250000-gold/

Here comes the rain again...We shared 6 simple tips to help you get your home prepped for the season. But wait! There ar...
02/09/2026

Here comes the rain again...

We shared 6 simple tips to help you get your home prepped for the season. But wait! There are still a few more things to do. Download our free fall checklist at the link in our bio 🍂

Sometimes you don't know what you like until you see the opposite. We've seen it all. We'll help you get there! 😉
24/08/2026

Sometimes you don't know what you like until you see the opposite. We've seen it all. We'll help you get there! 😉

This bathroom already had a solid foundation, but the homeowners wanted something that felt a little more special and a ...
21/08/2026

This bathroom already had a solid foundation, but the homeowners wanted something that felt a little more special and a lot more like their home.

The goal was to honor the era of the house by echoing the built-ins and woodwork found throughout, while giving the space a fresh, modern feel. With a layout that didn’t leave much room to reconfigure, the design came down to making every detail work harder: custom built-in vanities for maximum storage, an inset medicine cabinet, and thoughtful placement of towel bars and robe hooks.

And then there’s the wallpaper. 🤍

The homeowners fell in love with Lonesome Pictopia’s “Lone Mountain” print the moment they saw it. A western meadowlark among a Montana meadow felt especially perfect for a family of avid birders! Getting approval to reproduce the one-off print wasn’t a walk in the park, and it was certainly an investment, but seeing it all come together made it worth it.

We love how this space balances character, function, and a little bit of whimsy. Proof that sometimes the smallest rooms deserve the biggest design attention.

Find out why our design and planning phase typically takes at least 4 months. TLDR: It's worth it!
19/08/2026

Find out why our design and planning phase typically takes at least 4 months.

TLDR: It's worth it!

Before we landed on the final design, we explored a few different rendering design directions for this kitchen remodel, ...
11/08/2026

Before we landed on the final design, we explored a few different rendering design directions for this kitchen remodel, and honestly, we loved them all.

Which one would you have picked?
Drop 1, 2, or 3 in the comments or vote below before swiping to see what we went with. 👇

And if you could remodel your kitchen tomorrow… what would you change first?

Wildfire season is changing in Oregon, and preparedness isn't just for homes in the forest.If the fires in Spokane and L...
04/08/2026

Wildfire season is changing in Oregon, and preparedness isn't just for homes in the forest.

If the fires in Spokane and Los Angeles taught us anything, it's that many homes are lost because of wind-blown embers, not direct flames. Simple maintenance like cleaning gutters, clearing the first five feet around your home, and choosing fire-resistant materials during renovations can make a real difference. Oregon experts emphasize "home hardening" as one of the most effective ways to reduce wildfire risk.

Save this post for later, share it with a neighbor, and if you're planning an exterior remodel, we'd be happy to discuss ways to improve your home's resilience while creating a space you'll love.

Some homes hold more than memories, they hold generations of family history.This farmhouse has been in the same family s...
29/07/2026

Some homes hold more than memories, they hold generations of family history.

This farmhouse has been in the same family since it was built in the 1960s. When the owners' daughter and her husband decided to move back from Seattle to help care for her aging parents, they knew the home needed to evolve while still feeling like the place everyone had always loved.

Originally, the plan was to build a separate ADU, but permitting restrictions meant they needed a different solution. Through thoughtful planning and a lot of collaboration, we transformed the existing home to create a private living space for the parents today that can easily become the daughter's primary suite in the future. The result is a home that adapts as the family's needs change without sacrificing its character or the memories tied to it.

From preserving the original tongue-and-groove ceilings to creating a more functional kitchen for the large family gatherings that have always been part of this home, every decision was made with both the present and the future in mind.

Projects like this remind us that great design isn't always about making a home bigger. It's about making it work better for the people who live there.

We loved being part of this family's story, and we're excited to share the full transformation with you.

✨ Read more on our blog post here: https://www.neilkelly.com/blog/remodeling-guide-to-multigenerational-living/

Have you ever remodeled a home to better support your family's changing needs? We'd love to hear your story in the comments.

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