Category: kitchen-remodeling Irvine homes come in a lot of shapes — from the single-story ranch-style originals in University Park and Turtle Rock to the open-plan condos and townhomes in Irvine Spectrum and Woodbury. Each one has its own quirks, but the kitchen...
Beaumont has two kinds of kitchens: the compact, closed-off kitchens in the city's older ranch homes, and the builder-grade kitchens in the tract homes built during the city's big growth years. Both are ready for a rethink. If you are planning a kitchen...
Starting a kitchen or bathroom remodel can feel like a big leap, especially if you have never lived through one. Knowing the phases ahead of time takes the mystery out of the process and helps you plan your household routine around the work. Here is what Anaheim...
Start With the License — and Verify It Yourself Anyone who contracts for a remodeling project in California must hold an active license from the Contractors State License Board (CSLB), in the right classification for the work. For full kitchen and bathroom remodels,...
Many Banning homes — especially the ranch-style houses that line the older neighborhoods — have kitchens and bathrooms that were designed for a different era. Compact footprints, closed-off walls, and cramped clearances are the norm. The good news: small does not mean...
Aliso Viejo homes were largely built in the 1980s through the early 2000s, which means a lot of kitchens in the city are ready for their second act. Closed-off layouts, dated oak cabinets, and worn laminate counters are common — and a well-planned remodel can...
