Cedar deck with black cable railing looking out over trees and hills
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Design. Build. Reimagine.

One team carries a house from the first drawing to the final punch list — planning, construction, interiors and the management that keeps it all on schedule.

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FromThe first drawing
ToThe final punch list
Pictured151 Under Mt. Rd, Falls Village
White house with a metal roof and black windows on a cleared site
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Custom Home Construction

EJ Home builds new houses from the ground up in Lakeville and the surrounding Litchfield Hills. Work is carried out under EJ Home's New Home Construction Contractor registration, and the same small team that plans the house stays with it through framing, mechanicals and finish.

Recent new construction has leaned toward efficient, quietly modern homes — deeper wall framing, mineral-wool insulation, heat-pump heating and cooling, metal roofing and durable materials chosen to last.

  • Ground-up residential construction
  • Efficient building assemblies and mechanical systems
  • Material selection and detailing
  • One point of contact from start to finish
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Kitchen with custom white oak cabinets, a black range and a farmhouse sink
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Residential Renovation

Most of EJ Home's work is renovation — houses from the 1900s, 1930s, 1950s and 1970s brought up to date without losing what made them worth keeping. That has meant new roofs, siding, windows, wiring, plumbing and mechanical systems alongside new kitchens, bathrooms and floors.

Every makeover matters here, from a single room to reconstructing an entire home.

  • Whole-house and single-room renovation
  • Kitchens, bathrooms and millwork
  • Roofing, siding, windows and mechanical upgrades
  • Historic and older-home sensitivity
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Three-dimensional massing model of a house used during design and planning
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Design & Planning

Planning happens in-house. EJ Home's master draftsman prepares the drawings, and layout, proportion and materials are worked through together before construction begins — so decisions are made on paper rather than mid-build.

This is where a renovation stops being a list of tasks and becomes a plan: how rooms connect, where light comes from, what gets kept and what goes.

  • Drafting and drawing preparation
  • Layout, flow and proportion studies
  • Material and finish selection
  • Scope and sequence planning
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Marble waterfall island with walnut cabinetry
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Interior Design

EJ Home works with an interior designer based in Sharon, Connecticut, whose work is grounded in the natural materials and light of Litchfield County. Interiors are resolved alongside the construction drawings so that cabinetry, tile, plaster, lighting and hardware all arrive as one idea.

The result is rooms defined by natural textures, layered neutrals and carefully curated details — designed to feel calm and to last.

  • Interior layouts and finish schemes
  • Kitchen and bathroom design
  • Cabinetry, tile, plaster and lighting selection
  • Coordination with construction drawings
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White farmhouse with black windows and a long deck set against wooded hills
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Property Redevelopment

EJ Home buys, designs and remakes property. The company's strength lies in making the old new: bringing investment properties back to life and turning them into modern, well-built homes rather than letting them erode.

It is also how the company learned to build. Every property in the portfolio was bought, planned, renovated and finished by the same team that now takes on client work.

  • Property acquisition and assessment
  • Full redevelopment and renovation
  • Preparation for sale or rental
  • Long-term ownership and property care
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Project Management

A renovation goes wrong in the gaps — between trades, between decisions, between what was agreed and what got built. EJ Home's founders came out of fifteen years of property management before they started building, and that is the part of the job they set out to fix.

One project manager follows the work from the first conversation to the final punch list, coordinating the crew, the schedule and the suppliers, and keeping the client informed the whole way.

  • Single point of contact
  • Scheduling and trade coordination
  • Budget and scope tracking
  • Clear, regular communication
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Let’s Build Something Worth Living In.

Planning a renovation, new home, or property transformation? Start a conversation with EJ Home.

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