Most Recent and Finished Remodel
RANCHO CUCAMONGA
North of Hillside between Haven and Archibald
Will be adding more pictures of Bathrooms when I have a
chance to take the pictures.

All new Electrical and Relocating Copper Plumbing. Most of the work is being done in
the Kitchens and Bathrooms. Although I have changed out all the doors. The
New Furnace/AC has been relocated to the attic, leaving a large closet for storage.

The following pictures shows the progress from rough in electrical/plumbing, drywall repair and
 replacement.New Texture through out the house, new professional paint job. New Windows,
Cabinets installed, Counter Tops, Tiling of floor and backsplash. New Hardwood flooring.
 Light Fixtures installed.

TESTIMONIAL FROM OWNERS OF THIS PROPERTY

We want to thank you for all you have done helping to remodel our home and would like to share our
story for whoever would like to read it.  Our journey started about a year ago when we bought a foreclosure
in desperate need of every kind of repair along with countless items that needed to be replaced, refurbished
or remodeled.  Like many of the foreclosure stories out there, ours was true to form, with fixtures missing,
half remodeled rooms, holes in the walls and more hidden damage then we ever imagined.

 We started out as DIY, Do It Yourself’ers.  We tried this for about two months and realized there was too much
   to get done on our own to ever be able to move-in.  So we began our search for someone reliable, who could
   help us get the numerous jobs done, the way we wanted them done.  After interviewing a number of people
   it was refreshing to find someone with all your skills.  At every twist and turn of the journey you were flexible
 and easy to work with, no matter what we threw at you.
 
      We had to gut almost the entire house, down to the studs in the Kitchen, Baths and Laundry Room.  Most other
      rooms had holes in the walls needing repair.  The ugly acoustical ceilings had to go and then we wanted new
   knock-down texture on the walls and ceilings (the drywall crew supervisor said he had never seen a home
prepped so well).
 
Your skills in managing the trades I needed called in were great; the painters did a beautiful professional
 paint job, with multiple coats of primer and color.  It was then time for new cabinets and counters in the
   Kitchen and Bathrooms, built in cabinetry in the Den and new hardwood flooring throughout.  Of course
there were so many other things that had to be done, the roof leak repairs, the new windows and that
 great attic ladder.
 
      Rich, thank you for skillfully and professionally completing each phase of the remodel. We were particularly
        happy and impressed with your attention to detail and talents as a craftsman.  You really went the extra
            mile to help in the completion of the project, from some really long days to some really great ideas. 
            We now have a new, no make that better than new home, in a great existing neighborhood.  You can
          be sure you will come highly recommended to all our friends, family and colleagues.
 Sincerely, The Smith’s, Alta Loma


Kitchen Remodel



Kitchen Pass Through Opening to Family Room, still needs drywall work.



Looking from kitchen to pantry area. Drywall removed to rework Electrical
and Gas Pipe relocated


Kitchen Sink area with New Green House Bay Window covered to keep out dust



Kitchen looking into Living Room/Dinning Room on other side of Coved Doorway. Lots
of Drywall taken out of this house due to new electrical.



Eating Bar Rough in. Looking from Family Room



Drywall and texture complete


Kitchen sink area with Green House window.



Eating Bar rough in


Kitchen waiting to be painted



House has been painted

Cabinets now installed



New Maple Cabinets installed  around cove pass through




















Kitchen tile floor and back splash completed. Door Pulls/Knobs installed,
Crown and rope molding installed. Appliance installed



Kitchen is almost complete. Some of the Pick Up work, Can Light Trim Covers.
Cabinet and crown molding over Refrigerator, waiting for insulation in this part of
attic. Under CounterLights. Heat/AC registers and speaker covers. Electrical Covers
 on switches and receptacles.






New Hardwood Floors Installed
















Guest Bathroom Remodel



Large Guest Bath Walk in Shower Rough in. Communication Cables
on the left which will have an access panel in a coat closet in the hall.



Vanity Rough in





Shower Pan covered for obvious reasons while Drywall and
Textured is completed






Granite Shower Pan



New Paint and Cabinets installed. Counter tops are next. The PVC pipe
is for drain on Air Conditioner that has been relocated to the Attic. It will
be located under sink and will drain into sinks P-Trap.



Hall Bath Cabinets looking from Hall into bathroom. Bathroom
has been completed just waiting to install mirrors before
taking final Pictures.


Master Bath Remodel




Master Bath Shower Rough in. All Studs on Right side were replaced.
Grab Bar and Seating Rough in.



Granite Shower Pan in Master Bedroom Shower



Master Bath Vanity Area. Double Sinks. Raised Tub rough in on Right



Raised Whirlpool Tub Rough in. Unbelievable colors used in this house.




Drywall and Texture complete



Raised Tub location. Obviously toilet does not belong here.



Bay Windows over raised whirlpool tub. Backyard over looks 180 degree view of the Valley.



Painted, Vanity Cabinets Installed, waiting for counter top



Master Bath has been completed just waiting for
customer to arrange bathroom before taking Pictures.



More Pictures from other parts of the house.



Den/Office cabinet now completed and new hardwood floors installed
throughout the house.







Living Room Bay Window



Living Room Cathedral Ceiling and Fireplace



Dinning Room is a mess with kitchen cabinet boxes


Family Room a mess with kitchen cabinet crown molding waiting to get installed.
Will be taking more picture of this area when customer has arranged their furniture and
unpacked all the boxes from the move.