Our clients first contacted us to execute their kitchen remodel design and install new flooring. As the project progressed, the client added to the scope of work, including their primary bathroom, entryway, stairs, trim, and paint throughout. As a result, the renovation project ties all areas of their home together impeccably. When you first walk in, the beautiful curved staircase and a breathtaking chandelier welcome you. The new flooring flows throughout the kitchen, where the stunning remodel features top-of-the-line fixtures and appliances. The sub-zero refrigerator and freezer are fully integrated and consistent and do not distract from the kitchen design. The completed kitchen features ample storage and many new custom cabinets and glass displays. The new island, with a custom corner bench, creates an entirely new dining area, while the transformed old nook became an ample storage and prep area with an integrated dishwasher.
Throughout the entire remodel project, the flooring, paint, and millwork seamlessly contribute to the cohesion of the environment. The theme continues up the grand staircase and into the primary bathroom with the bright and welcoming white, and the show-stopper Crystallo Quartzite is on the new tub deck and vanity. The jeweled light fixtures also continue, reflecting the client’s style. The curbless shower features a linear drain, rain shower, and handheld, all enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass. Every aspect of this multiroom renovation flows beautifully, with impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Budgetary considerations are always top-of-mind, but the client was confident that our crew would complete the tasks with the utmost quality. They engaged us for the remaining projects after seeing the kitchen work commence. The challenges included giving special consideration to limiting volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted during construction for the safety of their pets, as well as keeping dust and disruption to a minimum. Everything turned out beautifully, and we are excited to work with this client on the remaining tasks they intend to complete at their immaculate rural oasis.
We are very proud of the review that our clients posted on our Google business profile:
“J&M is focused on Customer Service and delivering quality service. Ryan, the project lead has exceptional attention to detail and workmanship.
He communicated extremely well throughout the extensive remodel. The work involved almost all areas of our home, but the primary remodel areas were the Kitchen and Master Bath.
We would highly recommend J&M.”
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– Responsiveness, Quality, Professionalism
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– General construction, Tile work installation, Bathroom remodeling, Tile work replacement, Installation, Remodeling, Kitchen remodeling, Drywall repair, Flooring
The three photos below show the kitchen before J & M Remodel began working on the project:
We are grateful for all of our customers, no matter the size or complexity of their projects. We have been fortunate on quite a few occasions to work for customers who are in the home design business. That was the case with our recent Seattle customer, who had quite a few ideas about the work we performed on the kitchen and bathrooms in her home. Her choice of finishes and design really helped make the project pop and was a joy to work on. Our customer enjoyed the experience and the result, and left us a great five-star Google review that you can read below or see the original at this link:
“Our experience with working with J&M Remodel exceeded our expectations and then some! We had our whole house remodeled including the kitchen and bathrooms and from start to finish the crew at J&M were easy to work with-they listened, the work down to the last detail was impeccable and they truly cared about the work they were doing, including staying within budget. We would recommend J&M in a heartbeat to anyone who is looking for a contractor that will get the job done right, on time and granted nothing unexpected is uncovered, on budget. Thank you to Justin, Mandy, Ryan and Carlos for making our old, falling apart home beautiful-we can’t wait to move back in!”
This project was a significant renovation of our client’s childhood home which made the renovation exciting and sentimental for everyone. The 1970’s split-level style of the home was no longer conducive for their family, and when it was time to update, they knew opening everything up was the way to go. The J&M team completed the renovation on their top floor, including the kitchen, main bathroom, and entry. J&M updated the lighting, flooring, and paint throughout as well. It was important for our clients to leave their existing brick fireplace that was nostalgic and helped anchor the design. Along with the warm-toned LVP flooring, the fireplace kept the home feeling warm and inviting despite the matte black elements and large waterfall quartz counters.
We removed the entry pony walls and custom-built modern, open railing. J&M’s craftsmanship shines in the seamless flow throughout with the vaulted ceilings, fixture placement, and top-notch tile install. The building materials were sourced during a difficult period, and many substitutions had to be made. While not ideal, the client made great new selections, and it all came together in the end. Their original apron sink, for example, was planned to be white, but the forced change to a medium grey for availability was an exciting complement to the space. The style of their main bathroom renovation added subtle color along with a beautiful new vanity and a glass-enclosed tiled shower/tub combo.
Budgetary concerns arose as our clients upgraded features throughout the project, including the waterfall quartz and higher-end appliances. In the end, our clients knew the costs and were happy with the decisions to approve the upgrades. Our clients were so pleased to show off their new space to the generation who owned the home before handing it down to our clients. All agreed it turned out fantastic.
A client who J & M worked with several times referred the owners of a North Beacon Hill home built in 1924 to J & M Remodel. The homeowners contacted us to discuss a significant addition and renovation to their home. As their family grew over the years, the homeowners realized that they needed more space in their Seattle home. Deciding to stay in the house and remodeling instead of moving was an easy choice. Their home location is near downtown Seattle and is close to excellent parks and schools.
After accepting the project, we learned that J & M would be working with Atelier Drome, a Seattle-based architectural firm. Teaming with Atelier Drome again was pleasant news. J & M partnered with Atelier Drome on several challenging projects.
The Beacon Hill project’s major work item was adding a bump-out of the home’s complete back end that increased the house’s square footage. The bump-out includes an extensive remodel of the kitchen, a downstairs kitchenette, another bathroom, and a hobby area. A new, large deck off the bump-out completed the requirements for that part of the project.
The J & M crew overcame several challenges during the project. The biggest challenge was that the project required below-grade—below ground level—excavation. The excavation was necessary before framing the addition could begin.
While the bump-out addition is the centerpiece of the project, the design included more updates. J & M also remodeled a full bath and a master bath as part of this project. The remodel also includes new flooring, an inset tile to hardwood transition, staircase, desk nook, and a butler’s pantry.
If you’re interested in seeing other projects based on Atelier Drome designs that J & M built, please click to read about an extensive home remodel on Mercer Island and to read about a tiny house remodel in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood.
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Before J & M Remodel could begin converting this 1,000 square foot basement into a useable bonus and game room, the J & M Remodel team had to identify and correct water issues that the existing sump pump could not handle. The J & M Remodel team installed a second, larger sump pump along with a battery backup system to ensure that any water that entered the basement would be pumped out even during a power outage.
The J & M Remodel team took another approach to preventing and mitigating water issues in the basement: waterproof LVP flooring. The waterproof LVP floor installation fully covers the room, including the basement wall. The J & M Remodel team used a strip of molding to hide the transition. The extension of the waterproof LVP flooring in this way means that if a water issue arises, the problem can be remedied easily.
The basement layout remains essentially the same. Two of the walls were enhanced with the addition of storage cabinets. A small table was added to a freestanding support beam that had to remain in the room. The table adds extra seating and better aesthetics to that part of the basement. A new granite countertop and backsplash updated the kitchenette along the back wall of the room. The granite countertop features a unique matte leather finish. Additional can lighting and trim were installed throughout, and the soft greige paint finish that the J & M Remodel team applied to the walls was light enough to brighten and warm the feel of the basement. Finally, the placement of the furniture and games in the room completed this excellent retreat suitable for all ages.
The gallery below contains six images taken after the basement remodel project was complete, and four taken prior to the start of the basement remodel project. Please click on any of the photos to view it in its full size.
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J & M Remodel created a spa-like bathroom and a pet friendly pool deck for a couple whose project was featured on the Animal Cribs show on cable TV’s Animal Planet channel during the 2017 season. The couple's Chocolate Lab Turf goes to work with his owner Sergio at the Seattle Seahawks training facility in Renton. Read more about the project and view the TV episode.
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