Project Case Studies | From This 2 That Remodeling

Full Kitchen Remodel

Scope of Work

Full cabinet replacement

Quartz countertop installation

Tile backsplash

LVP flooring throughout

Under-cabinet lighting

Sink and faucet replacement

Drywall repair and paint

The Challenge

The existing cabinets were original to the home — over 25 years old — with water damage at the base. The countertops had been patched multiple times. The homeowner wanted a complete transformation while keeping the kitchen functional throughout most of the project.

The Outcome

Full gut of existing cabinets and countertops, new cabinet boxes and doors, quartz countertops with undermount sink, subway tile backsplash, LVP flooring replacing original vinyl, and full repaint. Project completed in 3 weeks, on budget.

Kitchen Countertop & Backsplash Replacement

Scope of Work

Countertop removal and replacement

Backsplash tile removal and installation

Sink and faucet replacement

Drywall repair behind backsplash

The Challenge

The homeowner wanted to update the kitchen without a full remodel. The existing countertops were laminate with visible wear and the backsplash was dated. The goal was a high-impact update in a short timeframe with minimal disruption.

The Outcome

Countertops replaced with quartz, backsplash replaced with subway tile, sink and faucet upgraded. Drywall behind the original backsplash repaired before tile installation. Project completed in under one week.

Red Oak, TXCustom Installations2 weeks2024

Custom Built-In Home Office

Custom built-in shelving, cabinetry, and desk unit designed and built from scratch. Dark walnut painted finish, custom geometric accent wall, and a layout built around how the client actually works.

Scope of Work

Room design and layout planning

Base cabinet framing and installation

Upper shelving unit construction

Built-in desk surface and drawers

Paint prep and dark walnut finish

Custom geometric accent wall installation

The Challenge

The homeowner wanted to convert an unused room into a functional home office with built-in storage and a dedicated workspace. The goal was to design and build a unit that felt intentional — not prefab — with shelving, a built-in desk, and a custom accent wall that tied the room together.

The Outcome

Full framing, cabinet base installation, upper shelving unit, and built-in desk surface. Shelving and cabinetry painted in a dark walnut finish. Custom geometric accent wall in burnt orange installed alongside the unit. The result is a fully functional home office that reads as a designed space, not a retrofit. Project completed in 2 weeks.

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