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These are photos of our own projects, not stock images. Each set shows the space before, during and after.

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Bathroom remodel

Bathroom under renovation with tools on the sink, an open cabinet, toilet, and bathtub — Before

Unfinished room with exposed wooden studs, a ladder, pipes, and a blue recycling bin. Ceiling partially open — During: down to the studs

A room under construction with drywall, window, and blue floor covering. Cardboard and tape are on the window — During: new walls

Modern bathroom with wood vanity, marble countertop, shower with grab bars, and fold-down seat. Wood floor — After: tile shower, grab bars, fold-down seat

Modern bathroom with a toilet, wooden vanity, mirror, and lighting. White walls, wood floor — After

Small bathroom with a toilet, sink, and window. Light wood flooring and minimal decor — After

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Kitchen cabinet refinishing

Kitchen with wooden cabinets, granite countertops, double sink, and appliances — Before

Kitchen cabinets covered in plastic sheeting with tools on the counter, preparing for painting or renovation — During: masked and protected

Modern kitchen with light cabinets, granite countertops, and a tiled backsplash — After

Modern kitchen with vaulted ceiling, granite countertops, gray cabinets, striped curtains, and wood flooring — After

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Kitchen pantry build-out

A small pantry door next to an orange accent wall in a kitchen with dark wood flooring — Before

Framed wooden structure in a kitchen under construction, beside a countertop and fridge. Wiring is visible — During: framing

Kitchen with double pantry doors, fridge with notes, wooden counter, orange wall, and large window — After

Kitchen with dark wood cabinets, orange accent wall, and glass decor on counter — After

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Basement LVP flooring

Basement renovation in progress with tools, drywall, and a table. Stairs and wall repairs visible — Basement 1: before

Finished basement with wood flooring, recessed lighting, stairs — Basement 1: after

Room under renovation with bare floors, tiles, and stacked boxes. A small desk is in the tiled area — Basement 2: before

Living room with wood floor, gray walls, a desk, red chair, sofa, and cat tree. Hallway to the left — Basement 2: after

Cozy basement room with fireplace, chairs, and couch — Family room: before

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, gray sectional sofa, red cushions, and wooden floor — Family room: after

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Living room LVP and painting

Living room under renovation, person on ladder working on stone fireplace — Before

Spacious living room with TV, steps, large windows, and light gray walls. Sunlit area with wooden floors — After

Spacious, empty room with gray walls, wood floor, large windows, and a single table under a light fixture — After

Kitchen area with a white freezer, microwave on a wooden stand, and wooden cabinets near glass doors — After: kitchen area

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Kitchen remodel: white shaker cabinets, peninsula and new LVP flooring

This dated kitchen had patterned sheet vinyl and an old track light. We took it down to the subfloor, cut out the drywall along the counter walls and hung cement board as the base for the new backsplash. No structural changes were needed. White shaker cabinets went in with a tall pantry cabinet, marble-look counters, a brick-look backsplash and a new peninsula, along with a stainless range, microwave hood and dishwasher. Recessed lights replaced the track light, LVP replaced the vinyl, and the existing opening got a wood-wrapped beam.

Kitchen during demolition with the drywall cut out below the window for cement board backsplash prep, bare plywood subfloor and old patterned vinyl at the edges — Before: drywall cut out for the cement board backsplash base.

Gutted kitchen with the drywall cut out along the counter wall for the backsplash base, old patterned vinyl flooring and a black refrigerator — Before: old patterned vinyl floor.

New white shaker base and wall cabinets being installed around the kitchen window with a new dishwasher in place — During: new shaker cabinets going in.

White shaker cabinets, a tall pantry cabinet and a dishwasher going in before countertops and flooring — During: cabinets, pantry cabinet and dishwasher set.

Remodeled kitchen with white shaker cabinets, marble-look counters, a white subway-look backsplash, stainless range and LVP floor — After: white shaker cabinets, marble-look counters and stainless range.

Finished kitchen sink wall and range wall with white shaker cabinets, marble-look counters and recessed lighting — After: sink and range walls.

Open kitchen and dining area with a new peninsula, white cabinets, stainless appliances and light wood-look LVP flooring — After: new peninsula and LVP flooring.

View through the opening with a wood-wrapped beam into the remodeled kitchen and dining area — After: view into the new kitchen.

Dining area beside the new kitchen with a new ceiling light, LVP flooring and the marble-look peninsula in the foreground — After: dining area with new light and floor.

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Back stairs replacement

The old concrete back steps were cracked and crumbling. We broke them out, laid a gravel base, and built new pressure-treated wood stairs with a sturdy handrail, newel posts and balusters.

Old painted concrete back steps, cracked and crumbling at the bottom step, leading to a green back door — Before

Demolition in progress: old concrete back steps partly broken out, with a hammer and chisel on the steps — During: breaking out the old concrete

New pressure-treated wood stair stringers set on a gravel base below the back door — During: new stringers on a gravel base

New pressure-treated wood back stairs with a wood handrail leading to a green back door on a brick and stucco home — After

Close-up of new wood back stairs with open risers, square newel posts and 2x2 balusters — After: handrail and balusters

View from the top of the new wood stairs looking down at the pressure-treated treads and handrail — After

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Under-deck soffit and new support posts

The old soffit under this second-story deck had failed, leaving bare joists with peeling paint over the patio. We removed it, installed a new white vented vinyl soffit ceiling, and replaced the old metal support posts with 6x6 wood posts.

Underside of an upper deck after the old soffit was removed, showing bare joists with peeling paint over a basement patio — Before: old soffit removed

Finished covered basement patio with a new white vinyl soffit ceiling under the deck and new 6x6 wood support posts — After

New white vented vinyl soffit installed under a second-story deck next to a brick walkout basement — After: new vented soffit

View under the deck toward the driveway, showing the new vinyl soffit ceiling and wood support posts — After

Close-up of a new 6x6 pressure-treated wood support post under the deck with the new soffit overhead — After: new 6x6 wood post

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Hall bathroom remodel

We tore out the old fiberglass tub surround and worn vinyl floor, set a new tub over cement board, and tiled the walls to the ceiling in white subway tile with a recessed niche. The finish includes large dark floor tile, matte-black fixtures, a wood vanity and a backlit LED mirror.

Hall bathroom before the remodel, with a one-piece fiberglass tub surround and a worn vinyl tile floor peeling up by the vanity wall — Before

Bathroom during the remodel with cement board on the walls and floor, a new white tub, and a framed shower niche — During: cement board, new tub and niche

White subway tile going up around the tub with spacers, and large dark floor tile set with leveling clips — During: wall and floor tile going in

Remodeled hall bathroom with white subway tile, a tile niche, matte-black fixtures, a wood vanity and a backlit LED mirror — After

Finished tub and shower with white subway tile to the ceiling, black grout lines, a recessed niche and dark tile floor — After: subway tile and niche

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Poolside arbor reinforcement

This vine-covered arbor was held up only by old weathered posts and the vine trunks themselves. We kept the original posts and vines and added new square cedar posts and beams, tied together with black steel brackets, so the structure is solid again.

Overhead view of a vine-covered poolside arbor before reinforcement, held up only by old weathered round posts and twisted vine trunks — Before

Reinforced poolside pergola with new square cedar posts and beams and black steel corner brackets under a vine canopy — After

Wide view under the reinforced arbor showing new cedar posts and beams beside the original round posts on tiled bases — After: new posts beside the originals

Front view of the reinforced pergola with two new square cedar posts and black steel brackets along a stone retaining wall — After

Close-up of a new cedar post and beam joined with a black steel bracket at the corner of the arbor — After: steel bracket detail

Looking up under the arbor at the new cedar beams supporting the old gray top frame and vine canopy — After: new beams under the old frame

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Siding replacement and new back door in Festus, MO

This brick-front ranch had faded light gray siding and an old double door at the back. We replaced the siding all the way around the house: the walls were wrapped in Tyvek housewrap, then covered in Midnight Blue vinyl siding. New black shutters went on the front windows, and we installed a new storm door at the front entry and new exterior light fixtures. We also power washed the gutters.

At the back, we took out the old double door and put in a single 42-inch full-glass door with built-in blinds. We framed in the leftover width of the old opening, sheathed it and sided over it. Inside, we patched the drywall beside the new door and trimmed it out in wood casing to match the room, and we painted the new back door and the front door black. To finish the back entry, we built new pressure-treated stairs with a handrail on the existing concrete pad. The whole job took about two weeks.

Brick-front ranch home with Midnight Blue vinyl siding on the sides and gables, new black shutters, a black front door behind a new black storm door, and new exterior light fixtures — Midnight Blue siding, new shutters, a new storm door and new lights out front.

Back wall wrapped in Tyvek housewrap with the old wide door opening partly framed in and sheathed in OSB — Housewrap on and the old opening being framed down to the new door size.

HP Pros crew on ladders hanging Midnight Blue vinyl siding on the side of a ranch home, with a crew member on the ground in a cooling towel — Our crew hanging the new siding.

Back of the house in new Midnight Blue siding with the new door installed and the old wooden steps still in place — New siding and door in, before the new stairs.

Back of the house with Midnight Blue siding, a new full-glass back door and new pressure-treated stairs on a concrete pad, with a new exterior light beside the door — The finished back entry.

Straight-on view of the new black back door and pressure-treated stairs with a handrail against Midnight Blue siding — New 42-inch door and new stairs.

Rear corner of a ranch home in Midnight Blue vinyl siding with white window trim — New siding all the way around the back.

Garage-side gable wall covered in new Midnight Blue vinyl siding — The garage side, sided to the peak.

Inside view of the old wide back door opening during the door replacement — The old double-door opening during the changeover.

New full-glass door with built-in blinds installed, with the leftover width of the old opening framed in beside it — The new 42-inch door in, with the extra width framed in.

Drywall patched and mudded beside the new back door — Drywall patched where the old opening was.

Inside view of the new full-glass back door with built-in blinds, trimmed in wood casing — The new door, trimmed out inside.

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Deck and stair railing cap replacement

The top caps on this deck and stair railing had weathered badly. The old gray caps were peeling and cracked along the deck, and at the corner where the stairs meet the deck the cap had rotted and split. We replaced the top caps on the deck railing and on both stair rails with new pressure-treated lumber, with clipped corners where they meet the posts at the top of the stairs. The existing posts, balusters and decking stayed in place. The result is a solid, smooth railing to hold on to, and a deck that looks cared for again.