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October 18, 2018
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October 18, 2018
Carriage
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August 17, 2017
This was a big project in a unique mid-century home in Pittsburgh! The renovation was inspired by our clients' desire to update the look and expand the space while retaining and improving the skylight window. In the master bathroom, we were able to steal space from an oversize hallway closet to build a new shower and fit a double vanity. Meanwhile, in the kitchen, we removed a wall that partitioned off the space, rearranged the whole room and cut a new feature window into the wall above the sink (that didn't used to be there). This project included updating electrical, new drywall, tile, a heated tile floor, quartz counters and all new fixtures. We also had the pleasure of working with Jacob Evans Kitchen & Bath on this project; they...
Plainfield
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July 5, 2017
This project was complicated. Our goal was to completely remodel two bathrooms, while slightly changing the floor plan in each room to allow for more useful closet space in two adjacent rooms. There was a lot of structural and mechanical work in an old home, and the family chose to live in their home through construction. We were very fortunate to collaborate with our friends at Jacob Evans Kitchen & Bath for this project. They provided all materials and did an amazing job with the initial design....
St. James
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June 30, 2017
This was a unique project for a unique home! The renovation was inspired by the clients' desire to update the look and expand the space while retaining and improving the skylight window. We were able to steal space from an oversize hallway closet to build a new shower and removed a radiator. This project included updating all mechanicals, new drywall, tile, a heated tile floor and heated towel bar, and all new fixtures. The feature here is the stained glass that the clients had fabricated into the original window by a local artisan. We reinstalled the window with LED lights above to highlight the vibrant colors and patterns....
Sienna
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June 5, 2017
This is a finished basement, bathroom, bar and theater room we built in a new home in Venetia. More details to follow shortly....
Avon
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June 2, 2017
This client wanted to expand their master bedroom into a suite buy turning an extra bedroom into a bathroom and dressing room. We also turned a coat closet into a powder room on the first floor. This client was thrilled with the results of their project because we were able to help them use the space they already had to better suit the needs of their family....
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....
Orchard
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October 17, 2016
This client's goals included improving functionality in their bathroom while creating a style that better matched the age of their Mt. Lebanon home. We selected traditional finishes, and got creative with some storage solutions to utilize dead space in the walls. Our work included:Gutting the space and updating all electric and plumbing Adjusting framing around the shower to allow for more glass and light Designing custom built-in storage Installing all new fixtures and tile ...
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. ...