- Remodels homes
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
These are the companies that build and remodel homes in Garner, North Carolina, in Wake County, 5 of them in all. The websites of four of them confirm home, kitchen or bathroom remodeling: Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc, Distinctive Remodeling, LLC, Bath Fitter and Spearhead Renovations. Before you call, decide whether this is a kitchen, a bathroom or the whole house, because the list splits on that.
Kitchen remodelers in Garner
For a kitchen remodel, start with the companies that name the work. Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc remodels kitchens and also lists bathroom remodels, whole-home remodels and room additions. Spearhead Renovations remodels kitchens and mentions quartz countertops and walk-in showers. For cabinets and countertops, Distinctive Remodeling, LLC lists that work.
Bathroom remodelers in Garner
For a bathroom remodel, the list looks a little different. Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc, Bath Fitter and Spearhead Renovations list bathroom remodeling. For a larger job, Distinctive Remodeling, LLC takes on whole-home remodels. Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc also lists commercial work.
Service areas around Garner
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- Remodels homes
- Kitchen remodeling
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Remodeling a home in Garner
Older farmhouses and small-town homes are common across the coastal plain, and they rarely hide square walls. Ask how the remodeler handles uneven floors under new cabinets and tile, and whether the old wiring and plumbing can carry a new kitchen or bathroom. Tropical storms can reach well inland between June 1 and November 30, so ask how an open project is protected.
Remodeling financing and warranties in Garner
Bath Fitter and Spearhead Renovations mention a warranty, so ask each one what it covers: workmanship, cabinets, fixtures and for how long.
Top-rated remodelers in Garner
Look at the track records next. Bath Fitter is rated 4.2 from 65, Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc 5.0 from 53 and Distinctive Remodeling, LLC 4.9 from 36.
Home contractors and trades in Garner
These companies round out the list. READY SET REMODEL is a bathroom remodeler, rated 4.8 from 24 reviews.
Common questions about home remodelers in Garner
How do I choose a home remodeler in Garner?
Decide the scope first. Then compare Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc, Distinctive Remodeling, LLC and Bath Fitter. Ask each for a written scope, the warranty terms, its North Carolina license numbers and who does the plumbing and electrical work, and check that the company works on your side of Wake County.
Who remodels kitchens in Garner?
Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc and Spearhead Renovations list kitchen remodeling on their websites. Ask who supplies the cabinets, how long you will be without a kitchen, and whether moving the sink or range is in the price.
Who remodels bathrooms in Garner?
Carolina Renovation and Maintenance, Inc, Bath Fitter and Spearhead Renovations list bathroom remodeling on their websites. Ask how the shower is waterproofed behind the tile, and who does the plumbing.
What does a kitchen or bathroom remodel cost in Garner?
The total changes with the size of the room, the cabinets, tile and fixtures you choose, whether plumbing or walls move, and what the crew finds once the room is open. Ask two or three remodelers to quote the same job in your home in writing, with the same allowances.
Do I need a permit to remodel in Garner?
It depends on the work. North Carolina exempts most work costing $40,000 or less in a single-family home, but not work on load-bearing structure, new or redesigned plumbing, or new or changed wiring, heating or air conditioning. Permits are handled locally, so ask your building department, and ask the remodeler who pulls the permit and books the inspections.