Bathroom Design
Remodel Works Bath and Kitchen is the top remodeling company in San Diego for a reason: customers are taken care of. The service that Remodel Works provides is personal, designers take time to build relationships with clients. Remodeling your bathroom is often a major investment of time and finances. From smaller hallway baths to grand master bathrooms, San Diego homes have benefited from Remodel Works’ services for over 30 years. The company’s reputation has been developed from the unprecedented success it has experienced in San Diego for decades.
Kitchen Design
Remodel Works Bath and Kitchen has used 30+ years of experience in the remodeling industry to perfect its design process. Staying ahead of the competition in efficiency, scheduling, and pricing, is the fundamental strength of Remodel Works, and a virtue that has enabled the company to become a leader in San Diego remodeling.
5 Signs that it’s Time to Remodel Your Kitchen
If you had the opportunity, chances are there is at least one thing you would change about your kitchen. If you had the budget and time a remodel would be the right way to go. Most of the time people get too comfortable with the status quo and ignore the warning signs that it’s time for a kitchen remodel. We have come up with 5 signs that it’s time to remodel your kitchen. It is Walled-off from the Rest of your house Modern kitchens are great for the chef of the house. Updated kitchens are frequently open to the dining room or family room, allowing the chef space to entertain, be social and still cook that fabulous meal. Kitchens in older homes are often walled off from the rest of the house, making cooking a lonely and secluded process. Knocking down walls and opening up your kitchen to the dining room or family room opens up your whole house and increases visibility. It allows for a great opportunity to entertain guests, as you can remain in the conversation while you cook. Your Appliances are Reaching the End Unless your home is new, it is likely the appliances in your kitchen were purchased and installed when it was built. If they were purchased at the same time, chances are they will all break down or stop working in the same time span. While this time can be a hassle, it can also be an opportunity. Don’t limit yourself to purchasing appliances that fit into already-allocated spaces. Take this time to reimagine your kitchen and remodel it to fit your dream... read more
She Said She-Shed: How to Utilize Your She-Shed Space
Chances are you’ve gone to a friend or neighbor’s house and been invited into their “man cave.” This ominous-sounding room has come to be a staple in many American households. A cross between an office and bedroom, it is a man’s private space in the home. But what about a woman’s private space, you might ask? Well, that’s an interesting story. Until recently they haven’t had one, but feminists rejoice! With the invention of the She-Shed, there is finally a place for women to get their work and play done in a private and uninterrupted space. Ok… But what exactly is a She-Shed? A woman’s place is no longer in the home. A She-Shed is a shed or barn that is converted into a private space for a woman. It doesn’t matter if the space is a remodeled garage, a room addition, a purchased storage shed or a hand-made wooden barn, as long as it provides a private sanctuary. What is the purpose of a She-Shed? The purpose of a She-Shed is as unique as the woman who uses it. Everyone needs a quiet place to get things done. Some women use their She-Shed for work. As work becomes more and more possible from the home, people often need to separate their work space from their home space. More often, women use She-Sheds for their hobbies or passions. Sometimes in this crazy busy life, you need a place that’s dedicated to doing things you love. Many women use their She-Sheds for gardening, scrapbooking, crafting, sewing, or being with their friends. But these spaces don’t have to be dedicated to... read more
2015 Kitchen and Bathroom Trends
Have you ever thought of what are the 2015 kitchen and bathroom designs? The trendsetters for the month of January brings more than just a brand new year, but also new predicted trends. I will bring to you five prominent trends that are predicted from sites such as Forbes and Better Homes and Gardens. Black or White? Starting off the trends, the theme colors for this year are black and white. In regards to the color white, it creates a neutral palette for people to work with in their kitchens or bathrooms. Using white provides a base color that anyone can mix and match other colors with. Additionally, black is another exceptional color choice to design with. Ever heard of people making references to the phrase “the new black”? In this year’s design trend, black is the new black. Metallics Another design choice is the usage of warmer-toned metals such as gold or bronze. The choice provides a great accent for your base colors (white or black). Not only is warmer-toned metals a great accent, but it provides a great contrast in color for kitchens and bathrooms. The use of metallics is nothing new in 2015. People use metallics in design for the gleam they provide, and metallics are a real eye catcher. Who would not want a little pizazz in their kitchens? Open Shelving Also, another upcoming 2015 trend is to continue to promote that “open-concept” feeling in the house. In designing a kitchen, open shelving provides a more open and inviting environment for homeowners. Additionally, open shelving provides easy and simple access to... read more
Thank You!
Thank You, from Remodel Works The holidays give Remodel Works Bath and Kitchen a chance to reflect on the past year as a company, and look at the growth we have made and the people who have helped our success become possible. Remodel Works recently celebrated thirty years of being in business, and we believe that is something to be proud of. Since the beginning of the company, Remodel Works has been dedicated to the group of people both inside and outside of our company doors, who have made our progress possible. After thirty years of hard work from an amazing and dynamic group of people, Remodel Work wants to say thank you. Thank you to our employees. You are the backbone of the company. From generating leads to putting the finishing touches on gorgeous Richelieu cabinets, you are what drives Remodel Works to success each and every day. It is your passion and commitment that enables this company to provide the highest quality remodeling services to the San Diego community. Your early mornings and late nights have given Remodel Works the ability to become a leader in the remodeling industry, and a respected local business. Thank you for staying committed to the beliefs of the company, and staying connected as a team during the ups and downs. It has been a long journey from thirty years ago until today, and we have seen many faces come and go, but for all the work each and every employee has contributed, Remodel Works is grateful. Thank you to our customers. You do more than keep us in business, you... read more
Winter Proofing: Prepping Your Home for the Colder Months
Winter proofing your home is necessary no matter where you leave, as it is every season. Preparing your home for the late fall, winter, and early spring is a chore that needs to be done every year. This process of, “winter-proofing” can take time but it is vital to you’re your home retain heat and prevent any damage from the elements. Remodel Works Bath and Kitchen installs appliances and materials every year that help with this process, and ensure that finished remodeling jobs will last. It is one thing to have an elegant home, but a far different matter to warrant that your living spaces can last. The location of your home is a major factor in deciding the best approach to getting ready for colder months. Extreme measures need to be taken in eastern and mid-western areas, while southern cities like San Diego have the advantage of milder seasons and therefore less exhausting preparations. This does not mean that there is no work to be done… Heating and heat loss is the primary concern during cooler months, and the Remodel Works team has refined its approach to remodeling during the colder months in order to better serve the San Diego community. Windows and doors are the primary areas where unnecessary heat loss occurs. If glass is not weatherproof or too thin, heat loss can occur even when your home seems completely sealed. However, the majority of heat lost comes from around the edges of windows and doors that are not secure. Proper seals and grout need to be applied to the edges of window frames to minimize gaps... read more