Two-Hands Home Renovations

10/06/2026

The porch is finished on our 1882 Victorian project. This house has really elevated our passion for historic homes and we’re excited to see where it leads. The kitchen is up next, stay tuned 👍🏼🩵

10/02/2026

We’re ready to rock and roll on our next project! Been waiting awhile on this one and we’re super excited. It hurts a little to destroy a beautiful example of a bathroom from the 30s just frozen in time but what a transformation this will be. 🖤 ✨

09/29/2026

First shower of the inside season all wrapped up. Many more coming soon !!

12 x 24 marble look tiles with pebble tile floor and niche. 🪨 🚿 🛁

09/17/2026

09/14/2026

Congrats !! marquisha.adams !!
Thank you to everybody who took the time to share and comment on our page, your support means a lot to us !!

09/11/2026

We received our long awaited pieces and our Victorian porch project is FINALLY coming to a close, and we’re super excited. Here’s a sneak peek. Once painted we’ll share the rest 👍🏼

09/10/2026

You may have noticed we went through a name change! Same owners, same faces, same quality craftsmanship. We just thought it would be more fitting for the direction we're headed. So, to help spread the word, share this post and comment below. Next week, we'll randomly pick someone and give them a shirt and hoodie!

Also thank you to Kayla Yoder for the awesome new apparel! 10/10 recommend

08/28/2026

Something so satisfying about a quick bathroom revamp.

New shower, floor, vanity, and fixtures - paired with paint, crown molding, and a large colonial-style base - made this space feel like a whole new room. Both classical and modern.

08/05/2026

Wrapped up another Timbertech PVC deck — these decks are some of our favorite things to do, and we take pride in our installs doing everything possible to make sure they look great from layout to screw plugs.

07/07/2026

IN WITH THE OLD 🏡🛁

We’re all but finished with this bathroom remodel in an 1882 Queen Anne. We installed a custom tile floor and shower, built custom cabinetry, refinished the original trim, added crown moulding and wainscoting, and repurposed an 1800s dresser into the new vanity.

As craftsmen who love our trade and its history, it was a pleasure to take the time to restore some of the home’s original craftsmanship. Even if it meant installing a tile shower in a house that was originally built without a bathroom—or, apparently, a square or a level. But, of course, we got it done.

Design by the client.