Considered renovations, thoughtful improvements, and custom details for homes along the Maine and New Hampshire Seacoast. Personally led by Brendan King.
Explore our work ↗The best renovations feel like a natural part of the home. Brendan King Construction brings an eye for detail and a hands-on approach to improvements that honor the character of Seacoast properties while making them more enjoyable to live in.
Work shaped by the house, its surroundings, and the people who live there.
Thoughtful materials, strong detailing, and care in the finishing touches.
Direct, clear conversations with the builder behind the work.
A focused selection of work across the Seacoast. Each project has its own setting, materials, and priorities.
A coastal home shaped around its setting, with bright interiors, thoughtful finishes, and stronger connections between inside and out.
Explore project ↗From meaningful upgrades to highly detailed finish work, the aim is always a home that works better and feels more complete.
Kitchens, baths, living spaces, and considered improvements to existing homes.
Well-integrated spaces that respond to changing needs while respecting original architecture.
Cabinetry, built-ins, doors, trim, and enduring details tailored to the house.
Decks, entries, porch details, and thoughtful connections between inside and out.
Based in Kittery Point, Maine, Brendan King works with homeowners across the Seacoast. His focus is practical collaboration, careful workmanship, and details that make a real difference in how a home feels.
For clients who care about both the finished work and the experience along the way, direct communication and thoughtful decisions matter as much as the construction itself.
Understand your home, your needs, and the changes you hope to make.
Discuss priorities, scope, materials, budget, and the constraints of the property.
Align on a practical path forward, including expectations and communication.
Bring the work together with care, attention, and a clear focus on the details.
Framing, careful sequencing, and attention to hidden details are part of the work, even when they never make the final portfolio.
Construction-stage photograph · Second Floor archive
