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P & P is a proud sponsor
and member of:
Capitol Hill
Restoration Society
(CHRS)
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Awards & News
2010
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Regional Chrysalis Award - Winner - Whole House Remodel $250,000-$500,000
A Classic Vickie gets a Modern Makeover – By defining this DC Capitol Hill Victorian home's new addition with classic simple lines and light-capturing oversize windows, P&P Construction successfully created a timeless feel for the home, all while maintaining its historic essence.
The home's new interior materials – namely custom kitchen millwork, honey colored bamboo floors and dramatic lighting - merge effortlessly with existing period details - exposed brick walls and coveted "star pin" structural rods. The kitchen was relocated and transformed along with the first floor living area into a dramatic great room space.
2009
2008
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SILVER 2008 Custom Builder Award of Excellence
P & P attended the 2008 Custom Builders Award gala which was hosted by the Maryland-National Capital Building Industry Association.
We were acknowledged during the event and presented with the SILVER 2008 Custom Builder Award of Excellence for Custom home addition/ renovation for the Sherman Project located on Capitol Hill.
The architect was Steve Lawlor of Lawlor Architects.
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Green Building & Design Magazine features P&P Construction
Nino and Kelly Davies discuss P & P's committment to customers and green building in the GB&D July/August 2010 issue!
by Thalia Aurink-Mostow
Based out of the DC metro area, P&P Construction has been building toward the future and focusing on green design for six years. After years of work with the New York Police Department and as a special agent in the United States Secret Service, Nino Perrota, owner...
- Building Basement Appeal
The Washington Post looked to Nino Perrotta to explain the ins and outs of basement renovation -- Where every square inch counts, it is a good investment.
- When You Have a Crooked House
Straightening Slants Is Possible With or Without Renovation - The Washington Post came to Nino Perrotta, owner, P&P Construction to see how he straightened out a client's kitty-wampus historic home!
- HGTV's "20 Ways to Add Value to Your Home"
Featured a project completed by P & P Construction, along with award winning architect Steve Lawlor. Watch the video...
- Historic/Green Submission
“Inch By Inch, Row By Row” – Slow and Steady Progress Toward being green in a historic neighborhood.
Just like Arlo Guthrie sings it in the folk anthem – patiently moving “inch by inch” rewards with a green garden, and in the case of a P & P historic district renovation, a green building.
As each of their children grew, the family’s 90 year old classic Wardman became increasingly cramped. P&P’s solution was a historically agreeable whole house extension and third floor addition with an eye on green. Incorporated into the project were a green roof, voc-free paint and sustainable wood floors.
- Community Service: Being a Good Neighbor is Good Business
On historic Capitol Hill, a chattering little hamlet in a big city, positive buzz and a stellar reputation is THE marketing strategy. The stellar reputation is earned on the job via solid craftsmanship, but the buzz is sparked anytime P&P construction lets all Hill residents know that P&P cares about their community.
In the past few months P&P has sponsored a school fundraiser, built a community garden fence and hosted a job site tour for the younger Capitol Hill set. Being a good neighbor is indeed good business!
- Best Work Submission: A Tiny Jewel Box on Historic Capitol Hill
It was one of those projects to be wary of – a tiny, dreary historic district take-over from a shady contractor. The owner had many demands – increased light, air circulation, and space, all while keeping within the same footprint. It was a troubled house, perhaps a jinxed house. P & P Construction bravely stepped up to the challenge, transforming the owner described “cowshed” into a sparkling tiny jewel box.
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