Kitchen & Bath Remodels

Kitchen Remodels


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If a home can be likened to a wheel then the kitchen would certainly be the hub. Whether you are entertaining guests for a holiday weekend or serving breakfast while packing school lunches, the kitchen tends to be the place where people congregate. Money invested in a kitchen is enjoyed daily and always adds value to a home.

Layout Improvements and Design:

  • Reconfiguring a kitchen's layout can greatly increase the storage capacity and functionality of an existing or expanded kitchen space.
  • Removing an existing wall or a row of upper cabinets can open a kitchen to the rest of a home, creating an open feel that is more suited to today's lifestyle.
  • Adding bar stool seating allows people to be included in the conversation without getting in the way of the work.
  • Whether you like a rustic, distressed look or a brighter, more modern appearance, kitchen cabinets can be customized to suit your style.

Today's Popular Features:

  • Solid surface counter tops and an under-mount sink make cleaning a breeze.
  • Distinctive tile back splashes are a great canvas for stylistic expression.
  • New lighting can brighten a work station or be adjusted to set a softer mood.
  • Sliding cabinet shelves, built-in waste and recycling containers, and full extension self-closing drawers all add space and value to a kitchen upgrade.
  • Two sinks or even two dishwashers keep things flowing in a larger kitchen.
  • Energy efficient appliances improve the look and comfort of your kitchen while decreasing your bottom line and providing a tax credit.

Bathroom Remodel


Photos courtesy of Home Concepts and Mountain Life Construction

If a kitchen remodel is first on the list of interior remodeling projects then bathrooms hold a close second place.

Change the Look: A simple face lift can be completed on a relatively small budget.

  • A bathroom's feel can be completely transformed by upgrading the lighting, changing the vanity, sinks, and counter top, and applying a rich wall color, which creates a warmer atmosphere.
  • Simple design elements, like a glass mosaic back splash with matching mosaic details in the shower, can bring a classy, contemporary look to an outdated space.
  • Compliment your project with new towel bars to match new fashionable sink and shower fixtures and you will create a space that truly enhances the time you spend there.

Change the Use: A home's bathrooms can be customized to meet a family's distinctive needs.

  • Simply replacing glass doors with a shower curtain can make bath time with younger kids a more enjoyable experience.
  • Many home owners don't use the bathtub and are converting the same space into a larger walk in shower with built in shampoo shelves, a built in bench seat, and dual shower heads.
  • A walk in shower is easier and safer to enter and exit because it does not require stepping over the edge of a bathtub.
  • Another excellent improvement for a bathroom is the creation of a separate room (water closet) for the toilet with its own special lighting, exhaust fan, and place for reading materials.