A Downtown Loft Bathroom Renovation Proves The Power Of The “Joy” Factor
Thursday, February 27th, 2020
When it comes to home renovations, perhaps the most meaningful aspects for homeowners to take into account are their family’s lifestyle and needs. To create homes that families truly love, homeowners need to ask, ‘What would make it easier for our family to live in this home? What changes would genuinely make us happier?” In […]
Read More »McCamy Construction Transforms Layout Of 1940’s Sequoyah Home
Thursday, January 30th, 2020
One of the distinct differences of the McCamy team is the ability to visualize out-of-the-box designs, problem-solve challenges, and execute the most seemingly tricky interior renovation projects. This level of vision and expertise once again made all the difference when it came to transforming the floorplan of a 1940’s 4-bedroom Colonial home in Sequoyah. The […]
Read More »Happy Holidays & A Handful Of Highlights From 2019
Thursday, December 19th, 2019
Happy Holidays from all of us at McCamy Construction! Our team members and our families once again gathered to enjoy watching Knoxville’s Christmas parade go by outside of our office on Gay Street. Amidst all the festivities, we felt grateful once again to be part of Greater Knoxville’s vibrant community. As we reflect on […]
Read More »Giving Back & Giving Thanks This Holiday Season
Tuesday, November 26th, 2019
We’re so grateful for all of you who gave us your vote of confidence in two local reader’s choice competitions recently! McCamy was voted as one of two “favorites” in the Residential Contractor category in Knoxville’s 2019 Best Businesses competition that was hosted by Knoxville News Sentinel. We were also voted Best Contractor in the […]
Read More »McCamy Spearheads Ferguson’s Spectacular Showroom Expansion
Thursday, October 31st, 2019
When Knoxville’s Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery needed to turn to construction experts to expand their showroom, they turned to McCamy. Heather Meador, the showroom manager of Ferguson’s Knoxville location, said, “We had over 3,000 square-feet of warehouse space that we were paying for but not utilizing. We needed more space to expand our […]
Read More »A River-View Pool Provides Missing Link For Sequoyah Home
Monday, September 30th, 2019
Owning a home is an invitation to constantly assess what could or should be improved, and this is no different for those who live in the Sequoyah neighborhood of Knoxville. For some Sequoyah homeowners, this means seeing the potential in a home that was once considered a money-pit, or embracing the architectural quirkiness of a […]
Read More »An Old North Knoxville Historic Victorian Gets An Attic Sanctuary
Friday, August 30th, 2019
A couple in Old North Knoxville’s historic district had been facing a dilemma. They adored their 1909 Victorian home, but after their son was born the home’s layout felt more squeezed on space. The homeowner explained, “We love to entertain and throw dinner parties, but since the house and all of its bedrooms were on […]
Read More »Partnering With Local Architects Helps Make Homeowners’ Dreams Come To Life
Thursday, July 25th, 2019
People who are considering building a custom home or renovating their current home are visionaries. Each one has a dream of how they want their home to feel and how it might look. It might be that they envision building a new home in such a way that it looks like it has always been […]
Read More »Gay Street Loft Gets A Major Renovation—And A Rooftop Bar
Friday, June 28th, 2019
Many Knoxvillians, whether new to the area or long-timers, have been known to ponder the advantages of downtown living. According to a 2018 report by the The Metropolitan Planning Commission, residential growth downtown has really picked up steam in the last couple of years, and with 16 new residential projects in the works, downtown living […]
Read More »2019 Renovation Brings Harmony To A 1919 Craftsman
Wednesday, May 29th, 2019
When Sequoyah homeowners bought a 1919 craftsman-style home with approximately 3,000 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and 3½ baths 19 years ago, they knew they had serious work to do. “It was a money pit in the beginning,” the homeowner said, adding,”Everybody thought I was nuts for buying it, but I loved the property. It’s in […]
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