Greensboro

a new in-law suite addition for happy parents moving in.

| Custom Construction & Renovations, Inc.

Adding space to you home to allow your parents to move in where you can be close to them while they age in place is a great option to show the appreciation for those who cared for us!

This room addition included adding a full bathroom and a powder room plus 2 bedrooms and a full kitchen. At Custom we carried this client from the starting line of drawing plans all the way to the finish line of trim and paint colors. The full kitchen included all of the fixens – dishwasher, range, and refrigerator. With a butcher block counter top on the island with a lower island bar section for mom to eat at. The full bathroom plumbing included a stand up prefabricated easy to clean shower with comfort height toilet and stylish vanity. The electrical throughout the space included island pendant lights, recessed disk lights, motion activated closet and laundry lights. The exterior ceiling fan on the covered screen porch as well as the flood lights provide accent to the great views in the peaceful evenings.

Navy bathroom with hardwood floors

| Custom Construction & Renovations, Inc.

After completing the second floor bathroom, the homeowner’s hired us to remodel their first floor bathroom. The cast iron tub was removed along with the existing plumbing fixtures and drywall. The wall where the shower is now located was framed to fit a standard size shower pan. New drywall, beadboard ceiling, wainscoting, and moulding was installed. The shower surround has a traditional 3×6 porcelain tile that includes a double niche with a hybrid shower enclosure. Sherwin Williams color of the year, Naval, was selected as the wall color, and provides a beautiful contrast against the bright white trim. A custom sized linen cabinet was installed to provide extra storage. The room was trimmed out in brushed brass fixtures and hardware. LVP flooring was installed to finish the look.

Bathroom remodel

| Custom Construction & Renovations, Inc.

The homeowner’s were referred to us by an existing client. The second floor bathroom ended up being the first of three remodels that we completed for this client last year. They wanted to remove the claw foot tub and install a walk in shower. We were able to get creative by utilizing an existing plumbing chase to give them a better layout for the room. The tub, pedestal sink, toilet, drywall, flooring, beadboard ceiling and moulding were all removed. We reconfigured the bathroom by framing a new wet wall. This allowed us to not only create the space for the shower, but also provide privacy for the toilet area. The corners were softened by adding 45° angles. New drywall was installed throughout. A bench was framed for the walk in shower. 12×12 porcelain tile was used for the shower surround with a custom hybrid shower enclosure. A beautiful piece of leathered granite was used for the bench and vanity top. 12×24 porcelain tile was selected for the wall tile finished with a mosaic tile that doubles as the vanity’s backsplash. We chose a matching custom vanity and linen cabinet. A soothing Conservative Gray by Sherwin Williams compliments the tile and stone for the wall color. The bathroom floor is an LVP by Shaw. The room was finished with brushed brass hardware and fixtures.

Custom Construction and Renovations, Inc.

| Custom Construction & Renovations, Inc.

Proudly serving:     Greensboro, Jamestown, High Point, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Lake Jeanette, Browns Summit, Kernersville, UNCG, and surrounding areas

Locally owned and operated we pride ourselves in creating or re-creating any home space you desire. Whether we assist in building your vision or we work together to create an original design, we promise to deliver a quality product with excellent customer service.

How to find the RIGHT contractor for your home improvement?

  • Do your homework
    • Verification of the NC state license can easily be done online
    • Check the Better Business Bureau rating
    • Read reviews of the contractor online
    • Get an idea of the project budget
    • Ask for references
  • Get 2 to 3 quotes
    • Recognize a sales pitch versus a contractor who is able to speak intelligently about your project.
    • Estimates are rarely apples to apples, but this will allow you to pick the one you feel is the best fit for you and your project.
    • Does the contractor ask you to pull the permit – if so the company may not be licensed or the license may not be in good standing with city or state
  • Ask questions, and take notes
    • NC state license?
    • Does the general contractor use licensed subcontractors?
    • Insurance?  Not just auto, how about general liability
    • Ask for pictures of previous work – are they just “after” pictures or do they have before and after?
    • Will you deal with the same person throughout the remodel or just the day you sign the contract and the final walk thru?
    • What kind of warranty?  Tail light warranty or the industry standard.
  • GET IT IN WRITING –  a contract requires 3 parts
    • Terms (proposal)
    • Acceptance (signature)
    • Payment (deposit)