Our Testimonials

We recently used dRemodeling for a bathroom renovation and were very satisfied. The work involved a complete remodel of the space, including the removal of walls that separated a smaller bathroom from a vanity area, enlarging the shower and repositioning pipes. We would certainly use this company again for any remodeling work. We thought that the price estimated for the work was reasonable. This was provided as a cost for services plus estimates for the materials, fixtures and cabinetry. Thus, we were able to see how our selections impacted on the final cost of the project. As we picked various items (at dealer cost) or changed aspects of the work, we were able to control the cost. The design advice was very helpful. In particular, suggestions relating to construction options contributed greatly to our satisfaction of the final work. In one case, the option of moving a venting pipe at minimal cost made a tremendous difference. The job started on the date scheduled. The work was coordinated well. The workmen put in very long days to complete the various phases and not hold up the next piece. The workmanship was top-notch. The tile work was excellent, and the workman had a fine eye for detail. The workers were also very clean. No work was done at any time unless the floors were covered from the bathroom out through to the front door. During the demolition phase, our bedroom looked like the kill room from “Dexter”. Our Township has extremely strict code inspections. dRemodeling was able to move through this process without significant delay. Photos of the final used to be shown on their web site but I think they are gone now.

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