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Ideal Remodeling recently finished a master suite remodeling in Marlton, New Jersey that transformed a small master bedroom and bathroom into a beautiful, rustic master suite.  The bathroom here was completely remodeled and now has a new look with a beautiful tile shower with frameless glass doors. The rustic floor carries through the entire Master tying the bathroom and bedroom together. A twelve foot closet was built in the bedroom with a custom built in cabinet and barn doors to access the closets, adding much needed storage and making this Master Suite Remodeling in Marlton, New Jersey truly one of a kind. If you have a remodeling project on your to-do list, contact the pros at Ideal Remodeling for a Free Estimate. Our customer base consists of hundreds of returning and referred customers… over 80% of Ideal clients are repeat customers and referrals.  

Photos of Master Suite Remodeling in Marlton

Photos of Bathroom Remodel in Blackwood, NJ

We are very proud of what our team has done with this small kitchen remodel in Haddonfield, New Jersey. There weren’t too many options within the current layout but it really came together nicely and we were able to maximize the space in this older home. The basement doorway was relocated to the dining room to make more counter space while also making the entrance to the kitchen wider. We brought in more natural light by putting in a larger window and set the bottom of the window to the counter height. The natural light with the bright colors and high ceilings makes this kitchen feel much larger than it is. The same Saint Martin Cabinetry was carried into the dining room as a buffet table and a custom built dining table to match the cabinets and counters. We just love how this turned out! 

Features of Small Kitchen Remodel in Haddonfield, NJ

• Relocated Basement Doorway to Free Up Space
• Replacement of Window
• Saint Martin Cabinetry
• New Backsplash and Counters
• Carried Counters and Cabinets into Dining Room

Photos of Small Kitchen Remodel in Haddonfield, NJ

Ideal Remodeling recently completed a Master Bathroom Remodel in Mantua New Jersey home. The project was a full master bathroom remodel that was completely gutted and re-designed to accommodate the new oversized tile shower. The toilet and shower locations were swapped and the corner tub was completely eliminated. The focal point of the remodel was the shower which has plenty of room in it. The half wall makes it seem even larger. Topping this shower off with double shower heads, a long bench, two niches and custom frameless glass doors. All Schluter products were used under the porcelain tile for peace of mind that the bathroom is 100% waterproof. A second Hall Bathroom was also completed in this same home. The end result was two very functional and relaxing spaces that will last a lifetime along with a client that had a great experience the whole way through! Learn more about our bathroom remodeling projects here.

Highlights of Master Bathroom Remodel in Mantua New Jersey

• Oversized Tile Shower
• Moved Plumbing
• Removed Corner Tub
• Large Frameless Shower

Photos of Master Bathroom Remodel in Mantua New Jersey

Ideal Remodeling recently completed a garage remodeling job in Wenonah, NJ when we converted a pottery studio into a yoga studio. This project was completed on Valentine’s Day. It is essentially a detached garage that was being used as a pottery studio. The owner decided to convert the garage to a studio for her personal yoga practice. Our crew came in and repaired some drywall cracks, installed new trim, installed new sink, faucet and cabinets then all new vinyl flooring. In all of our years, I am proud to say this is our first “She Shed”! If you are interested in garage remodeling for your home, please contact us for a free estimate.

Highlights of Garage Remodeling in Wenonah, NJ

• Drywall Repair
• Painting
• New Trim and Vinyl Plank Flooring
• New Cabinets, Sink, Faucet and Vanity

Photos of Garage Remodeling in Wenonah, NJ

This is a recent kitchen remodel in Swedesboro New Jersey completed by Ideal Remodeling. This project included new handscraped oak flooring on the entire first floor, all new baseboard trim and a complete kitchen remodel. The cabinets are from Saint Martin Cabinetry with granite counters and a 3×6 white subway tile on a herringbone pattern. A stainless double oven was added to the layout along with a stainless wall mounted range hood with an oversized farmhouse sink. With an eight foot long Island that comfortably seats four, this open concept kitchen is a great place to host Thanksgiving dinner!

Check out this video for a tour 

Photos of Swedesboro, NJ Kitchen Remodel & First Floor Renovation

 

People often ask us what finish paint they should use. Generally speaking there is a paint for everything. You can paint vinyl and even glass. On a basic level the sheen (or shine) of a paint is a bit confusing to some people. So we are going to breakdown this mystery for the average person to understand. Flat or Matte Finish Paint: . Flat paints are generally used in low traffic areas and ceilings. . They have the least shine of all the paints (Flat being the lowest). . They are generally the cheapest paints and the lowest in durability although they have gotten much better in recent years. . Both paints are the easiest to touch up down the road. . Best paint sheens for walls with many imperfections Eggshell Finish Paint: . Less shine than satin but more then flat and matte. Think of the surface of an actual egg – that’s the finish. . A little more durable than a flat or matte. . Great for walls that are in good to moderate shape. . Our personal preference for kitchens. Satin Finish Paint: . Very easy to clean but touching up later on can be tough. Sometimes resulting in repainting an entire area. . Great for bathrooms and super high traffic areas like mudrooms. . Not the best for walls that have many imperfections. Imperfections will be enhanced. Semi-Gloss or Gloss Finish Paint: . These are the most durable of paints. . Not meant to be touched up. . Mainly for trim, doors, cabinets and staircases. . Not the sheen choice for walls since it reflects light and makes every imperfection stand out.

Let’s look at tips for winterizing your home. Winter Is Coming. Well, not just yet. But Fall is! With getting the kids back to school and getting ready for the holidays it seems to creep up on us quickly. There are a few things that you can do yourself or call a pro to avoid some potential problems and save some money before the winter really hits. Winterizing Your Home, Tip #1 – Clean your gutters: Cleaning the gutters can avoid problems such as ice damning or gutters overflowing causing water to pour against the foundation. This can cause basement leaks or foundation cracks as water freezes and is easily avoidable. Investing in gutter guards is always a good option along with making sure that downspouts pour out away from the house. It is generally recommended that downspout pour out 10’ from the foundation. Winterizing Your Home, Tip #2 – Outdoor Faucets: Remove any hose connections to any outdoor faucets. If a hose is left connected it can freeze and burst the faucet causing severe problems if not caught immediately. This sort of thing usually happens overnight or even worse when you are not home! Anti-freeze faucets are a great upgrade to protect from a potential issue. Winterizing Your Home, Tip #3 – Hanging Branches: Have hanging branches cleared away from the home before disaster strikes. As snow and ice build the potential for damage or injury increases. What may look like a pretty tree close to your home may not be so pretty when it comes through your roof. Winterizing Your Home, Tip #4 – Protect your Air Conditioner: The outside fan for your air conditioner is called the “condenser”. Covering it over the Fall and Winter months will keep it out of the elements and prolong the life of your unit. Winterizing Your Home, Tip #5 – Seal Gaps and Cracks in Masonry: A foundation crack or missing mortar in brickwork lets water in between the joints which can freeze causing the water to expand. This can cause major damage that can be avoided with little effort if taken care of early on. This is typical on chimneys. It is a good practice to inspect a chimney at least once a year to avoid costly repairs.

This Haddonfield Kitchen Remodeling job turned out to be exactly what the clients were looking for! It’s bright, open and looks as if it has always been there in this 80 year old home. The cabinets are by Saint Martin Cabinetry with quartz counters. The Shaw clay fired farmhouse sink really stands out with the sink base pushed forward. A 12 foot long bank of custom depth wall cabinets were added to an empty wall with some glass panel display doors. In place of their breakfast table we even built them a table from the cabinet material and installed a quartz top to match. The original yellow pine hardwood floors were refinished back to the original color which was a nice change from the dark floors these days. What really tops this kitchen off is the marble mosaic tile backsplash that almost has a floral pattern. We are very proud of this project and can’t wait for the lady of the house to see it! She has been away for the entire project! I’m sure we can all agree that this guy deserves the “Husband Of The Year Award”! Check out our youtube video to get a full walkthrough!

Haddonfield Kitchen Remodeling Job Highlights

• Saint Martin Cabinets
• Quartz Countertops
• Clay Farmhouse Sink
• Custom Matching Table
• Refinished Hardwood Floors
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Haddonfield Kitchen Remodeling Job Photos

Haddonfield Kitchen Remodeling Job Video

“Thank you so much Mike. You run your business like a Swiss clock which is unusual in construction businesses. Whenever I hear of someone who needs work done I always mention Ideal Remodeling…They won’t regret it!” Project: Exterior Renovation and Kitchen Remodel