This spa-like master bath gets used each day by our Inver Grove Heights clients, so it needs to look great as well as hold up to daily use.  Our design team did a great job in using warm-tones to really make this space feel welcoming.  A large tub is available for a relaxing soak.  The large shower is easy to clean and looks sleek.  His-and-hers sinks are topped with a custom mirror.

Interior Designer:  Jennifer Leslie

TESTIMONIAL

“We were thrilled with our remodel and the experience working with Allrounder Remodeling was great. The team was very professional, did outstanding work and took great care to minimize our disruption. They also made great efforts to protect our home. I especially appreciated the honesty, transparency and good communication provided by Eric. We found him to be a pleasure to work with and could trust him.”

Janeen, Inver Grove Heights MN

This main-level remodel included a full kitchen and bath remodel, as well as new flooring, doors, and other touches throughout the home.

KITCHEN

The hickory cabinets are the highlight of this kitchen.  They provide a rustic beauty that a modern painted cabinet just can’t match.  Naturally we included soft close doors and drawers, along with plenty of storage.  Corian solid surface countertops have a very subtle pattern that doesn’t compete with the hickory.  The ceramic tile backsplash is a unique style that our client really liked.  After removing the overhead soffits and gutting the room to the studs, our team completely updated the plumbing, wiring, and insulation before putting things back together again.  Our team also removed an old railing system that cramped the space.

BATHROOM

A giant soaking tub with Corian solid surface shower walls provides a comfortable place to relax.  Hickory cabinets and porcelain tile floor look great.  The wall between the bathroom and an adjacent bedroom was sound-proofed to allow one family member to sleep in while the other gets ready in the morning.

OTHER TOUCHES

The main level received a beautiful porcelain tile floor, which really ties the space together.  The old hollow core doors were replaced with solid-oak 4-panel doors.  Walls were painted with a beautiful matte finish from Hirshfields.  An additional bathroom received new fixtures.

DESIGNER

Chris Albrecht

PROJECT MANAGER

Eric Bader

This home remodeling project in Woodbury MN includes the full remodel of the master bathroom, a second bathroom, and some facelift work in the kitchen.

Most of this project takes place in the master bathroom.  A large, unused corner bathtub and tiny shower were removed to make space for a spacious master shower.  The new shower features “his and her” ends with features for each of our clients.  “Her” end includes a handshower and a bench seat.  “His” end is simpler with a nice shower head and room for storing shampoo bottles.  The shower also features an accent stripe of the floor tile and a custom glass enclosure.

The master bath also includes a new wood-plank look tiled floor, furniture style vanity, marble countertop.  New mirrors, lighting, paint and accessories finish the space.

The second bathroom is primarily used by the children.  It includes a new tile floor and vanity, as well as paint, lighting, and accessories.

In the kitchen, the existing cabinets were painstakingly painted with a custom distressed finish.  Silestone quartz countertops and a new sink and faucet complete the kitchen remodel.

 

This simple bathroom remodel in Inver Grove Heights features a beautiful tiled tub surround with a generous shampoo niche.

Since our clients loved their existing bathtub, we left it in place and had it refinished.  A brand new luxury vinyl floor looks great and is easy to clean.  In addition, new custom oak cabinetry provides maximum storage in a minimal space.  The countertop includes an integrated sink which is easy to clean.  Finishing touches included drywall repairs, paint, and coordinating towel racks and accessories.

This home in South St. Paul was built in the 1940’s, and showed many signs of aging.  After demolition and before the finish work began, upgrades were made to the aging plumbing and electrical systems.  In addition, the original window was replaced with a more efficient glass block window.

To gain some space in the tiny bathroom, the door was replaced with a pocket door.  To add some much-needed storage, a linen closet was built with custom oak cabinetry surrounding it.  Space for the closet was borrowed from an adjacent bedroom closet.

Our clients wish to live in their home for as long as possible, so some aging-in-place touches were added as well.  As designers, we are grateful to the fixture manufacturers fro finally providing grab bars and other accessories that don’t look so institutional.

The beautiful finishes in this bathroom include porcelain tile, fixtures from Delta, and a clear glass shower door that allows the beautiful tile work and additional light from the window to show through.

This project touched every single room of this 4-level split in Little Canada MN.

Highlights include:

Full remodels of two bathrooms

Partial remodel of a third bathroom

Painting of all walls and ceilings in the entire home

New floorcovering in every room of the home, including carpet, vinyl, and tile

Updated lighting

 

Since our clients were living in the home throughout the project, we decided to perform the transformation in two phases:  First the lower two levels, and then the upper two levels.  A furniture moving company was hired to relocate our clients belongings prior to each phase, and again at the completion of all of the work. At the conclusion of the project, our professional cleaning team removed all traces of dust and remodeling residue.

Our designer worked tirelessly with the clients to perfect all of the numerous choices in flooring, tile patterns, and paint colors.  She even helped our client hang her pictures and artwork.  Since each room of the home was touched by the project, careful consideration was given to how the different colors and textures work together.

Among the challenges that were faced and overcome:  A hidden mouse infestation that required much disinfectant and odor-blocking primer, An alarm system installation that had wires snaked where our hardwood floors needed to go, and a sensitive fire alarm that was set off during a wood cutting operation (You’ll be glad to know that the Little Canada Fire Chief is a nice fellow).

 

TESTIMONIAL

“Eric and Ruth Bader presented a personal, professional and competent response to the project that I proposed to them.  Never did I sense reluctance or unwillingness to adjust or modify what I wanted done.  Their suggestions were also made with an understanding of my needs and the outcomes that I wanted.

They have assembled a quality team of trades-people who were friendly, professional, and competent.

Over the 2-1/2 months of work, I felt my home and the project were in good hands.  I appreciated that all the work was supervised, double checked for perfection, and generally completed on schedule.  Thanks for a job well done!”

Alice, Little Canada MN

 

Our clients goal for this project was to get rid of their existing leaky and musty bathroom.  They didn’t have the desire or budget for very high-end finishes.  Our budget friendly solutions included a shower insert, luxury vinyl flooring, and basic fixtures.  Behind the scenes, we got rid of the nasty carpet and grid-panel ceiling, and also added an exhaust fan and updated the lighting.

Our clients existing tiled shower was poorly installed, which led to water infiltration behind the walls, and ultimately led to the wall caving in due to the rot.  For the new shower, our clients wished for something that was easy to clean and maintain, and doesn’t have any grout.

Our solution was Corian solid surface panels.  This material allows us to create a nearly seamless shower stall that is super easy to squeegee off.

Additional features of this shower include a sliding glass door, as well as “his and hers” shower heads.

 

Designer:  Jolee Siedschlag

Project Manager:  Eric Bader

 

This project touched every room of the home:  full kitchen and bathroom remodels, as well as new doors, trim, and flooring throughout.  In addition, the popcorn ceiling texture was removed and new knockdown texture was applied, followed by fresh paint on all of the walls and ceilings.

This Inver Grove Heights kitchen still had all of it’s original 1978 parts.  A full gut and remodel included plumbing and electrical upgrades.  The soffit was removed to allow full-height cabinetry and maximize the storage space.  Oak cabinets and Cambria countertops look great and will hold up for many years.

The bathroom tub/shower features two recessed niches and two corner shelves for storage, porcelain tile with a stone and copper inlay, and a deep soaking tub for a relaxing soak after a hard day.  A custom oak vanity provides plenty of storage and is topped with Cambria quartz.  The heated tile floor feels great on a cold winter day.  Custom touches include “floating” wood shelves and a custom robe hook rack.

In the living room, we replaced the sooty wood fireplace with a clean gas fireplace, custom cabinetry, stone surround, and marble tile hearth.  A custom mission-style guardrail surrounds the stairway to the basement.

The entire home received numerous lighting upgrades, including custom lighting in the glass-front cabinets, undercabinet lighting in the kitchen, and recessed lighting with dimmer switches.

TESTIMONIAL

“The job took six weeks and it could not have gone smoother. We were updated with each step and things moved quickly. We would like to personally thank you for the outstanding job that Allrounder did on remodeling our home.  We could not be more pleased with the professionalism from everyone who helped along the way.  We extend our compliments to Eric, who did an outstanding job keeping us informed as we went along.  We LOVE our new space and showing it off.  We look forward to the opportunity to work with you on our next project.”

–Kevin & Ann, Inver Grove Heights MN

This bathroom remodeling project in Inver Grove Heights posed some interesting challenges, such as a corner bathtub that was barely large enough to fit a small child.  In addition, our client couple is 6’9″ and 5’3” tall, so we needed to come up with a plan to accommodate both of them.  Our solutions included a 6′ whirlpool tub, comfort height toilet, and an extra tall vanity.  The mirror tilts, allowing users of all sizes to prepare for the day comfortably.  Porcelain tile mimics the look of stone without the maintenance.