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The historic brownstone quarries in Portland, Connecticut, with the Arrigoni Bridge in the distance

Home Remodeling in Portland, CT

Magee Homes is your next-door remodeling contractor in Portland, CT, based just over the town line in East Hampton and handling kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and window and door replacement.

Remodeling in Portland

Kitchen, Bathroom & Window Remodeling in Portland, CT

Magee Homes is right next door. We are based in East Hampton, which borders Portland, so when we take on a kitchen, a bathroom, or a full house of windows and doors in town, we are working minutes from home rather than driving in from another county.

Portland is a small town with a wide range of houses. There are nineteenth-century homes and former quarry-worker houses near the center, colonials and capes through the middle of town, and newer construction out toward Gildersleeve and the East Hampton line. We plan each remodel around the house it belongs to, and we pull the permits and coordinate inspections with the town so the process stays simple on your end.

Remodeled Connecticut kitchen with white cabinets, quartz countertops, a center island with woven counter stools, farmhouse sink, and wide plank hardwood floors
What We Do

Our Remodeling Services in Portland

From a single room to a full house of new windows, Magee Homes handles the work that makes a Portland house a better place to live. Read more about each service below.

White shaker kitchen cabinets with brushed nickel pulls, white subway tile backsplash, and gray quartz countertop by Magee Homes in Connecticut

Kitchen Remodeling

New cabinets, counters, tile, floors, and lighting, whether you are refreshing a quarry-era kitchen or rebuilding it from the studs.

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Walk-in shower in a remodeled Connecticut bathroom

Bathroom Remodeling

Walk-in showers, tile, vanities, and fixtures that are easier to clean and built to last through New England winters.

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New double-hung windows with grilles on a white clapboard home with flower box

Windows & Doors

Windows and entry, storm, and patio doors that stop drafts and fit the openings a Portland house actually has, standard or not.

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Local Knowledge

We Understand Portland Homes

Portland’s brownstone quarries once shipped stone down the river for buildings up and down the East Coast, and the town that grew up around that work left behind a dense mix of older housing. Homes from that era were built solidly, but they went up long before modern insulation, and they often come with undersized bathrooms, closed-in kitchens, and original window and door openings that no stock unit fits cleanly. Those are exactly the projects where measuring carefully and building to the opening beats ordering something off a shelf.

The newer neighborhoods toward Gildersleeve and the East Hampton line bring a different set of goals: opening a kitchen up to the family room, converting a tired tub surround to a walk-in shower, or replacing a full house of drafty windows before another Connecticut winter. Whatever the vintage, we build for the climate here, with properly flashed windows and doors, sealed and insulated openings, and finishes chosen to last through years of freeze and thaw.

Portland is the middle of our three closest towns: East Hampton, where we are based, is over the line to the east, and Middletown is across the Arrigoni Bridge to the west. We pass through Portland on the way to both, which is why a Portland project rarely has to wait for a crew.

Bright living room with large wood-frame windows and natural light
Our Process

How Your Portland Remodel Comes Together

01

In-Home Consultation

We meet at your Portland home, listen to how you want the space to work, take measurements, and talk honestly about scope and timeline. There is no cost and no pressure.

02

Design & Material Selections

We work out the layout with you first, then the selections: cabinetry, countertops, tile, windows, doors, fixtures, and finishes, chosen to suit an older Portland house as much as your taste.

03

Construction & Installation

Demolition, carpentry, and installation are handled by our own crew, with licensed electrical and plumbing coordinated where needed. We protect the rest of the house and keep you posted throughout.

04

Final Walkthrough

We walk the finished project with you, fix anything that is not right, and consider the job complete only when you are happy with it.

Why Magee Homes

Why Portland Homeowners Choose Magee Homes

Local & Established

We are based next door in East Hampton and work throughout Portland and the surrounding towns. Call and you reach the crew that does the work, not an answering service.

Licensed & Insured

Connecticut HIC.0671935 and fully insured. Permits are filed with the Town of Portland and every project is built to current code.

Clear Communication

One point of contact, a written schedule, and honest updates from the first visit to the last touch-up.

Quality Craftsmanship

Clean, precise work from carpenters and installers who have been with us for years, and we stand behind it long after the job is done.

faq

Portland Remodeling Questions

Questions Portland homeowners ask before a kitchen, bathroom, or window project. Not covered here? Ask us directly.

Yes. Older homes here rarely have standard-size openings, so we measure every opening individually rather than assuming a stock size, and we flash, seal, and insulate as we go. That is what keeps a new window from being a new draft two winters later. Our guide to choosing replacement windows in Connecticut walks through the choices.

Yes. The Portland Building Department on East Main Street issues each permit individually, so a bathroom remodel that moves plumbing and wiring typically carries a building permit plus separate plumbing and electrical permits pulled by the licensed trades. We file through the town’s online permit portal, coordinate the trade permits, and schedule the inspections so the job is not held up waiting on paperwork.

Often, yes. Converting the tub to a walk-in shower, right-sizing the vanity, swapping a swing door for a pocket door, and using the wall space for storage can make a small room work far better inside the same footprint. Our post on small bathroom remodel ideas walks through the options we use most.

Yes. Portland and East Hampton share a town line, and Route 66 runs straight between the two centers, so our crew is minutes from any part of town, from the streets near the old quarries out to Gildersleeve.

Yes. We are a registered Connecticut Home Improvement Contractor, HIC.0671935, and carry full liability insurance. Ask and we will share the paperwork before anything starts.

Reach out by phone or the contact form. We will come by, look at the space, and give you an honest plan with no obligation.

Planning a Remodel in Portland?

Start with a conversation. We will look at your space, answer your questions, and give you an honest plan, no obligation.