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May 7, 2021
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Hickory
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October 28, 2019
Thorn
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April 7, 2017
This was a big project on an old home in Sewickley! We helped our homeowners to expand their home to better accommodate their growing family. Specifically, we re-built an existing great room, turned a side porch into a mud room, and added a bedroom and bathroom upstairs. The house was over 100 years old to begin with, needless to say that working on old homes come with specific challenges. Justin, Rob and our Homeowners worked together to design a project around a specific budget, choose materials and fixtures, and figure out some quirky tie-in details. This project took about four months from commencement to completion, wrapping up before the Homeowner's target completion date, and accomplished the Homeowner's intended purpose for building the project....
Osage
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March 27, 2016
Pittsburgh Remodeling Company was originally brought in to remodel the master bath and closet in this Mt. Lebanon home, but our scope work work grew considerably upon discovering significant concealed structural damage. Our work grew from interior only renovation to rebuilding an existing--but failing--home addition. Our work included the following:Installing a really nice Ditra Heat system throughout the bathroom and closet. Installing a Schluter Kerdi shower system. Installing all new cabinetry, counters and closet system. All new tile on the floor and walls, and quartz pieces for the curb, bench and counter top. We obtained all necessary permits and inspections for the project. ...
Vernon
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February 2, 2016
Pittsburgh Remodeling Company reconfigured this master suite to make better use of the space, increase flow and functionality, and update the style to suite the homeowners taste. Our work included:Moving a bedroom wall to borrow some space for the expanded walk-in closet. Re-framing all interior walls to create a more functional layout. Adjusting plumbing to meet codes. Creating custom storage solutions. Installing new tile, vanity and fixtures. ...
Vernon
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December 12, 2015
Pittsburgh Remodeling Company worked with our clients to remove a wall in their Mt. Lebanon kitchen and reconfigure the floor-plan to better accommodate their growing family. Our project was a major structural renovation and our work involved:Moving an exterior doorway and a window in house with brick exterior. Installing new white oak flooring in the kitchen to match the rest of the first floor, then refinishing the entire first floor. Insulating a previously un-insulated crawlspace and porch, as well as the rest of the kitchen. Installing new cabinets and counters (quartz by the sink, butcher block around the range).White cabinets with grey quartz counters contrast the blue cabinets with butcher block around the stove. We turned an adjacent side porch into a much more functional space for the fridge...
Queen’s Court
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March 1, 2015
This renovation was designed to retain and restore the original features and style of this mid-century modern home while updating the kitchen to create a more functional living space for the client. We tapped into unused space and created an interesting architectural feature by vaulting the ceiling....
Meadowcroft
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September 28, 2014
By removing a wall, this previously dark, cramped kitchen was transformed into a bright, modern open floor-plan. We added a powder room, refinished wood floors, and installed a state-of-the-art kitchen with ample light and storage....