This residential kitchen remodel included full cabinet replacement, upgraded stainless steel appliances, and new quartz countertops. Under-cabinet lighting and a glass tile backsplash were added for both function and visual contrast. Minor layout changes were made to improve workflow around the island.

This commercial remodel began with full interior demolition, including drywall and flooring removal down to the studs. Drainage and electrical rough-ins were adjusted to meet code for the new tenant layout. Framing prep was completed to support new partition walls.

The project involved removal of carpet and subfloor prep ahead of new commercial flooring installation. Wall patching and repainting were underway to align with Chase’s updated interior branding standards. Fixtures and materials were staged on-site for phased overnight installation to minimize client disruption.

This restaurant interior was fully gutted to accommodate a new dining layout and expanded kitchen area. Framing and rough-in work began for HVAC, fire suppression, and lighting upgrades. The design incorporated both functional flow and aesthetic features tied to the restaurant’s regional concept.

This commercial kitchen project involved minor structural adjustments and service window framing to improve order flow and staff efficiency. Electrical lines were rerouted through the ceiling to accommodate new overhead appliances. Wall finishes were patched and prepared for a commercial-grade surface treatment.

This project involved removing outdated ceiling panels and prepping the walls for repainting in a brighter, modern palette. The team also updated flooring and replaced old baseboards to refresh the living space. Minor electrical work was done to prep for new lighting.