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INTERIOR REMODELING
While the exterior of your home provides the all-important first impression, the interior of your home is where the most memories are made. Transform the inside of your home to represent the unique you. New flooring here, a splash of color there – the possibilities are endless!
Custom Master Bathroom
A+ Home Improvements keeps tackling projects, and our next client tasked us with a custom master bathroom! The current space provide a large area to work with. While the existing bathroom provided the needed amenities, our client desired to update the space and infuse their own personal style. The shower
New Flexstone Shower
Welcome back, Everybody! We are ready to show you a whole new project centered around a new Flexstone Shower. The market provides numerous options when it comes to selecting your new shower enclosure. Tiled showers can be configured in many different ways to express the look that you are striving
Two Bath Renovations
A+ Home Improvements is geared up to tackle our next renovation. After years of dealing with the old, worn out bathroom spaces, our next client was ready to tackle two bath renovations at the same time. The old spaces screamed dated, and clashed with the homeowner’s personal taste and style.
Wood Shower Surround
Welcome back to another A+ Home Improvements’ project! We have tackled all kinds of projects over the past 20 years, but it seems that we continue to run into new situations from time to time. Our next client provided a unique project for us. The existing bathroom space had walls
Major Bathroom Upgrade
Happy New Year Everybody!! A+ Home Improvements enjoyed a banner year last year, and we continue to tackle projects as the year rolls over. Our next client’s bathroom needed a major bathroom upgrade. Over the years, previous owners cobbled together products in an effort to make the space somewhat functional.
Colorful Kitchen!
A+ Home Improvements continues to tackle projects, and next up consists of a colorful kitchen! Our client’s kitchen contained a peninsula that created a closed off feeling. Also, the wall between the kitchen and the living room contained a small “window” that served practically no purpose. The floor in the