
Are You Ready to Renovate Your Older Home Without Ruining What Makes It Worth Saving?
Before you commit to drawings, contractor estimates or construction, find out whether the most important decisions about your house have actually been resolved.
Answer 16 Questions and receive your Older Home Renovation Readiness Score™.
Your score will evaluate three areas that determine whether an older-home renovation is likely to come together successfully:

Here are the three areas...

Functional Fit
Are you solving the actual problems with the house, or simply adding rooms, square footage, and features?
Architectural Belonging
Will the new work strengthen the character of the original house, or make the renovation look added on?
Investment Readiness
Have scope, priorities and sequencing been defined clearly enough to begin spending serious money?
At the end, you'll receive your overall score, your strongest area, your greatest renovation risk and recommendations for what to address next.


Created Specifically for Owners of Older Homes
I'm Nate Turner, a residential renovation design specialist with a Master of Architecture and a licensed residential builder specializing in the renovation of older American homes.
My work focuses on a question that is frequently overlooked:
How do we make an older house work better without destroying the architectural qualities that made the house worth improving in the first place?
This assessment is designed to help you begin answering that question before expensive decisions are made.
