A small kitchen can be frustrating, but there are ways to make it feel larger and more functional even without tearing down walls or spending a bunch of money. It’s all about properly utilizing your given space and making upgrades that give a sense of more openness. Here are five recommended upgrades for your small kitchen from the team at Booher Remodeling Company.
For years, the only option for an oven and stovetop was to have them together in one appliance. This setup is functional enough if you are the sole cook in the home, however, as soon as you add another person to the kitchen it becomes congested and uncomfortable. Luckily, homeowners today have another option to consider- the combination of a cooktop and wall oven. Today, the kitchen remodeling experts at Booher Remodeling Company are discussing why you should consider this option for your Indianapolis kitchen.
At Booher Remodeling Company, our design team gets asked all the time how best to utilize the space in the kitchen island. Should the space be used simply for its countertop space, or would the space be better used for the sink? To answer these questions, our team is discussing everything you need to know about kitchen islands, so you’ll know if it’s the right choice for you.
Today on the blog, we are continuing our discussion about our design process and timeline. With the dozens of decisions to make during a bathroom or kitchen remodel, working with a design team is invaluable to the process. Our previous post discussed the first three steps of our process, and today we are discussing the final four steps. As a result, you can have a clear picture of what to expect when you work with the design team at Booher Remodeling Company.
One of the best benefits of working with Booher Remodeling Company for your kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects is our design team. We make it our goal to make each phase of the design process as simple as possible for you, while also keeping track of all the necessary details in your project. Outlined below are the first three steps of our detailed design process as well as our current timeline so you can know what to expect.
While it may seem like the holidays are still far in the future, the truth is they will be here before you know it. Between school starting and fall sports, these next few months will fly by and before long, you’ll be shopping for a turkey. Therefore, if your kitchen isn’t ready to host a large event, now is the time to change that. Check out these tips from Booher Remodeling Company to get your kitchen ready for entertaining this holiday season.
Qualified Remodeler, a leading publication serving remodelers and home improvement companies in the U.S., has ranked Booher Remodeling Company as number 276 on its 43rd annual TOP 500 remodelers of 2021. Since 1978, the QR TOP 500 has tracked the industry’s largest and fastest growing companies. In 2021, the TOP 500 represented $13 billion in remodeling sales volume on 1.1 million jobs.
As a homeowner, the last thing you want to do is spend thousands of dollars on a full kitchen remodel only to have the designs you chose go out of style a year or two later. Kitchen design trends, like all trends, go in and out of style and it can be hard to keep up. At Booher Remodeling Company, we’ve found that the best way to avoid your kitchen design going out of style is by choosing timeless designs – and our design team can help you do just that.
If you’ve lived in the same home for several years, you can start to lose that loving feeling. Whether you’ve grown out of the space or your design preferences have changed, it may be time for a change. At Booher Remodeling Company, we love helping our clients around the Indianapolis area fall back in love with their living spaces. So, today we’re discussing the top three remodeling projects that will make you love your home again.
Remodeling is hard on the whole family. Whether you’re planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel, it’s going to uproot your family and mess up your kids’ routines for a bit. At Booher Remodeling Company, we strive to complete home renovation projects without too much disruption; however, there are a few safety practices we recommend implementing during a remodel.
