Diseño de edificios en Moneta, VA

“Theresa was delight to work with. She's thorough in her process and her ideas are unique. She is above and beyond any other designer I have worked with. I did the renovation of a kitchen and bath in Zionsville, Indiana, implementing Theresa's designs. She designed these spaces with every detail in mind. The results are spectacular. I have been it the construction business for 25 years. I will not hestitate to work with Theresa in future projects.”

“After reading rave reviews on Houzz, I contacted Jimmy Dollman to help me design my future home plan. I had spent years searching for the perfect home plan on-line and in books, dreaming to someday build my own home, and finally had the opportunity to try to make that dream a reality for a home near Smith Mountain Lake. Unfortunately, no "canned plan" met the criteria for my perfect home, so I turned to Jimmy for his expertise and guidance to design a home, and create a plan within my budget...and that was no easy fete! From the beginning and throughout the entire project, Jimmy was incredibly helpful, responsive and professional. He answered any question I had without hesitancy (and there were many!), returned calls and emails the same day, and provided progress updates and draft revisions frequently. He had excellent interior and exterior design ideas for the style of home that I wanted to build, right down to the style of windows, cabinets and doors...because there IS a difference! In addition, he provided great advice on how to stay within my budget by focusing on the layout of the floor plan to maximize square footage and useful space. I couldn't have been happier or more satisfied with the design process and finished product - it was a fun, enjoyable experience, and in the end, it is MY perfect home plan! Jimmy and his team take great pride in the service they provide, and it is surely reflected in their excellent customer service skills and commitment to the project. I highly recommend Mid-Atlantic Architects Group for your architectural design needs.”