Here are the final photos of a kitchen remodeling project that we completed at the end of last year.

This kitchen remodel included removing walls and reconfiguring the kitchen, dinning room, utility room and pantry.

Photo of Island and main kitchen area

Another view of expanded kitchen

View of new pantry are and expanded dining room

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Contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Here are a few more photos of  a kitchen remodeling project that we completed at the end of last year.

This kitchen remodel included removing walls and reconfiguring the kitchen, dinning room, utility room and pantry.

Walls being removed will allow for more space in the new kitchen and for new pocket doors that will allow access to the dining area as well as the new utility area.

LVL laminated beams are installed for long span holding up ceiling joist.

Pocket doors installed and ready for sheetrock

Check back as we will be posting more on this project as well as others.

Contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Due to a recent influx of requests for these type of projects we are reposting this from Oct 27.

Below are some photos from a recently completed structural wall removal project in Midlothian Va.

We had an engineer calculate roof and second floor loads on this 2 story colonial style home. Engineered LVL beams were used to span a distance of 19′ across these 2 rooms to create 1 large room. LVL engineered lumber comes 1 3/4″ in widths and a multitude of heights. Beams sizing can be determined by either the number of members that are bolted together 0r the height size of the lumber (i.e.-3-14″ members can handle the loads of 2-18″ members).

The project started by procuring a Building permit from Chesterfield Co. Sheetrock was removed from center wall and existing electrical was relocated to adjacent walls. Recessed ceiling lighting was installed on each side of the HVAC duct work. Temporary walls were installed to hold the 2nd floor while we installed the beam work to hold the upper floor and roof loads. Sheetrock and trim moulding was reinstalled. The floor was removed from one side of the room and was reset covering the areas where the interior walls once were.

We have more photos of this project and many others feel free to contact us for more information and your questions.

Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting a kitchen remodeling project that we completed at the end of last year.

This kitchen remodel included removing walls and reconfiguring the kitchen, dinning room, utility room and pantry.

Walls being removed will allow for more space in the new kitchen and for new pocket doors that will allow access to the dining area as well as the new utility area.

Kitchen and walls have been removed and new beam is in place for 6' pocket doors

Pantry closets are framed in dining area

Check back as we will be posting more on this project as well as others.

Contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Over the next couple of weeks we will be posting a kitchen remodeling project that we completed at the end of last year.

This kitchen remodel included removing walls and reconfiguring the kitchen, dinning room, utility room and pantry.

Customer sharing his family's vision of their newly remodeled space

Another view of the existing kitchen area

Demo has began, We are removing wall and pantry between kitchen and dining room.

Walls being removed will allow for more space in the new kitchen and for new pocket doors that will allow access to the dining area as well as the new utility area.

Check back as we will be posting more on this project as well as others.

Contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Here are a few progress photos of access being created for a Florida room addition in Chesterfield Co.

The fireplace was removed and reinstalled in our new addition. Sheetrock was removed from center wall and existing electrical was relocated to adjacent walls. Temporary walls were installed to hold the 2nd floor while we installed the beam work to hold the upper floor and roof loads. New header have been installed for a wider opening and a fiberglass door french door. Insulation, sheetrock and trim moulding will be reinstalled.

We have more photos of this project and many others feel free to contact us for more information and your questions.

Photo of existing interior fireplace area

New opening has been created and windows are framed in

Due to a recent influx of requests for these type of projects we are reposting this from Oct 27.

Below are some photos from a recently completed structural wall removal project in Midlothian Va.

We had an engineer calculate roof and second floor loads on this 2 story colonial style home. Engineered LVL beams were used to span a distance of 19′ across these 2 rooms to create 1 large room. LVL engineered lumber comes 1 3/4″ in widths and a multitude of heights. Beams sizing can be determined by either the number of members that are bolted together 0r the height size of the lumber (i.e.-3-14″ members can handle the loads of 2-18″ members).

The project started by procuring a Building permit from Chesterfield Co. Sheetrock was removed from center wall and existing electrical was relocated to adjacent walls. Recessed ceiling lighting was installed on each side of the HVAC duct work. Temporary walls were installed to hold the 2nd floor while we installed the beam work to hold the upper floor and roof loads. Sheetrock and trim moulding was reinstalled. The floor was removed from one side of the room and was reset covering the areas where the interior walls once were.

We have more photos of this project and many others feel free to contact us for more information and your questions.

Photo from foyer in home

After photo from foyer

Before photo from living room

After photo from living area

Before, during and after pictures of new basement door being installed in concrete and brick wall of basement.

Area where new door is to be installed

 We excavated earth berm that was placed against rear wall of home.

Photo of concrete wall being removed

 Poured concrete wall with brick veneer that was removed was over 12″ thick.

New french door installed into cut opening

 Altered opening had brick rowlock header and sill with sides re-toothed in for finished edges. The door that we installed was a Therma-Tru Smooth Star 15-lite french door.

Future patio will be installed in the spring.

Interior wall removal before and after photos. We combined 2 smaller room and created 1 large room by removing this interior wall. Our process started by removing the Sheetrock between the room and relocated the electrical wire to new locations in nearby walls.

A temporary wall was built to support the ceiling as we removed the framing and installed a new header across the new opening. New Sheetrock was installed between the rooms and new trim wall installed using bendable moulding for the arch. Most walls in your home can be removed or altered so contact us so we can discuss the possibility and limitations of your interior expansion.

Photo of interior wall that we will be removing

Completed photo of new arched opening