Specialized care for Old Northeast and Kenwood bungalows. Preserving original Florida charm while integrating modern structural amenities.
A 100-year-old wood-frame home requires a completely different approach than a modern block build.
At Runestone Renovation, we respect the original craftsmanship of historic St. Pete. We specialize in safely removing failing lath-and-plaster, remediating termite-damaged heart pine, and milling custom trim profiles to exactly match the 1920s originals, all while discreetly installing 21st-century plumbing and HVAC.
We eliminate surprise "change-orders" with Open-Book Pricing. Here is what to expect for a high-end St. Pete historic remodel in 2026.
Perfect for bringing a 1920s property up to modern safety standards while completely restoring its cosmetic charm.
A full-home gut. Removing decades of bad DIY work, reinforcing the 100-year-old structure, and building a modern masterpiece inside an antique shell.
Yes. Any exterior change in a designated historic district requires a Certificate of Appropriateness (COA). We prepare the mockups, submit the paperwork, and manage the board hearings on your behalf.
If your house was built in 1920, the answer is usually yes. We assume structural damage during the quoting process, which is why we utilize open-book pricing so you are fully prepared for the realities of antique home ownership.
Schedule your free architectural consultation today. Let’s preserve your home's history.