Kitchen Overhaul | Stillwater, MN
Project Details
For this project we removed a load-bearing wall that separated the old kitchen from the living and dining rooms – allowing for a more open floor plan. In order to accomplish this goal, we had to install a double 18″ LVL beam in the attic space to support the ceiling. We removed an old doorway where the kitchen sink is now and installed a new window in its place. We also installed a patio door for access to the back patio. We replaced the dining room window as well as a living room window with new Marvin Integrity units which gives the homeowner more light and better R-value. We removed the old carpet from the living room and linoleum from the kitchen and dining area and installed new #1 red oak hardwood floors. Working with my designer through ABC Cabinet gallery we designed a great new kitchen with new granite counter tops, accented island and cherry cabinet for the main body of the kitchen.
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“After meeting with Tim in-person, my husband and I knew we found the right guy for the job! Tim is a very warm, kind, and easy-going person. When delays inevitably occurred, Tim was great at communicating with us and remained cool under pressure. He and his team are honest and trustworthy that I don't have to worry about them in my home. They're like family!”
“Tim’s carpentry skills are excellent. He and his crew completed our kitchen on time and within budget. We always receive compliments on how attractive our kitchen looks now! We definitely recommend St. Croix Carpentry for any remodeling or repair project.”
“Tim created exactly what my wife and I envisioned for our remodel. When I threw a couple curve balls at him in the middle of the project, he took them all in stride and everything was done beyond expectation.
I always recommend him to family and friends..”
“St. Croix Carpentry was an absolute dream to work with.As a non profit arts center, our budget was set, our schedule to accommodate the disruption of construction was limited, our aesthetic concerns were very specific, and our tolerance for mess was low.Tim and his team went above and beyond our expectations.”