Don’t live in someone else’s dream home — live in yours. For the family that found the perfect lot with a not-so-perfect home built on it, or the couple who might’ve adored their mid-century modern home when they bought it in the 60s but not so much in 2023… we’ve got great news:
You simply don’t have to stare at your damask wallpaper and tile countertops any longer! Your oak railings can go, too! Modernizing your home is not only a surefire way to increase your property’s value, but it can be done on-time and on-budget with our team of professionals at M&M Constructions.
The dated elements in this kitchen begin with the 1990s style white-and-wood cabinetry. 
A pop of color can look gorgeous in a bathroom, but strawberry milkshake pink doesn’t exactly scream “modern” in this instance.
Take this ranch home (built c. 1955) near downtown Greenwich, Connecticut, for example. While the homeowners might’ve fallen in love with its gorgeous lot and unbeatable location (more on that later!), some of its dated elements haunted the otherwise perfect home. A major point of contention for the owners? Both the kitchen and bathrooms came with some… baggage. Although the structural integrity of the kitchen was great, the cabinets had seen better days (and by that we mean the 1990s when they would’ve looked fresh and new). The same held true for the four bathrooms in the home which were ripe and ready to move on from their pastel tiling phase.
The back of the home looks incomplete without a patio or porch. 
The lot of this Greenwich, Connecticut home provides the family with near-360 degree privacy.
Their lot screamed untapped potential, also. Nestled at the end of a cul-de-sac on a quiet Greenwich street, this home came with major backyard envy. With a private posterior and almost 360 degrees of relative backyard privacy, the owners naturally craved a renovation that wouldn’t put their lovely outdoor space to waste.
Enter M&M Constructions, Fairfield County, Connecticut’s most consistently on-time and on-budget luxury contractor…
… and this 50s style ranch home is now unrecognizable!
From cramped to company-friendly: a good home renovation can render a dated kitchen unrecognizably up-to-date. 
Pink tiles? I don’t know her! By incorporating oak, concrete and natural stone tile accents, this bathroom is now easier to clean and look at!
Don’t sacrifice backyard views — M&M Constructions helped give this family a backyard enjoyment experience that’ll last.
This Connecticut ranch home took a trip to the future (to stay!) thanks to its new floating stairs and their stainless steel railing system… 
… and a brand new home gym!
