Greater Cleveland
Kitchens and bathrooms
Cabinetry, tile, counters and fixtures, and the plumbing and electrical behind the wall that nobody sees.
What this covers
- Cabinetry, counters and splashbacks
- Tile, including floors, walls and shower surrounds
- Fixtures, sinks, baths and showers
- Plumbing and electrical behind the wall coordinated through
- Flooring, lighting and ventilation
- Layout changes and wall removal where structure allows
Who this is for
Homeowners renovating, investors upgrading a property to sell, and landlords replacing a failed kitchen or bathroom.
(216) 385-5028[email protected]
Questions we get asked.
- Do you handle the plumbing and electrical in these rooms?
- Yes, it is coordinated through as part of the job. Treating the systems and the finish as one piece of work is what keeps the result sound.
- Can you keep original features?
- Yes, and we would usually suggest it. Original doors, radiators and plaster detail are a large part of what makes older Cleveland housing stock worth owning.
- Can you open up a wall between rooms?
- Where the structure allows it. We will tell you what is load bearing and what it takes to carry the load before any demolition starts.
Related work
Full rehabilitation
A whole property taken back and rebuilt. Structure first, then systems, then every finish.
Structural repair
Framing, load-bearing repair and reinforcement. The work everything else in a building sits on.
Make ready and unit turns
Units brought back to rentable or listable condition. Room by room, or all at once.
We work across Cuyahoga County.
Cleveland · Parma · Lakewood · Euclid · Cleveland Heights · Strongsville · Shaker Heights · Westlake · North Olmsted · Solon · Rocky River · Beachwood · Garfield Heights · Maple Heights · Brecksville · Independence · Bay Village · Fairview Park · University Heights · South Euclid · Mayfield Heights · Berea · North Royalton · Broadview Heights · Bedford and the surrounding communities.
More on kitchens and bathrooms
Kitchens and bathrooms are where a renovation budget concentrates and where the result is judged. They are also the two rooms where the work behind the wall decides whether the finish lasts, which is why we treat the systems and the surfaces as one job rather than two.
On older Cleveland housing stock these rooms rarely come apart cleanly. Supply lines, waste runs, venting and wiring in a house that has been altered twice over eighty years need sorting before any tile goes on. Finding that out after the cabinets are hung is how a renovation doubles.
We do these rooms as part of a whole rehabilitation and as standalone jobs. On a rental turn the brief is usually durable and quick to clean. On an owner occupied renovation it is usually about living with the result for a decade. The specification changes accordingly.
Where a room still has original detail worth keeping, a cast iron radiator, a solid wood door, a plaster arch, we will work around it rather than through it. That character is most of what makes older Cleveland housing worth buying, and it cannot be put back once it is gone.
Tell us about the job.
We will come and look at no charge to you, with no obligation either way. That includes a property you have not closed on yet.