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  • Interiors Room Improvements | Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations

    Generally involves remodeling or renovating interior or inside the home room improvements Interiors Custom Hardwood Flooring Stone & Tile Accent Walls Fireplace Wall Wall Resurfacing & Painting Custom Built-In Cabinets INTERIOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS Interior improvements refers to any residential construction, repairs, remodeling or renovations inside your home. Interior repairs or improvements include our design services and expert recommendations, as well as, a detailed breakdown of the work planned. Small Home Repairs Some Examples Window casement moldings, door and hinges, drywall fixes, trim and moldings, tile repairs, closet shelving and built-in improvements, etc. Remodeling & Individual Step Improvements Tile and work, hardwood flooring, cabinet work and built-ins , countertop replacement, drywall, painting and wallpaper, trim and specialty woodworking, windows and doors, light fixtures, shower and tub upgrades without complete remodels, kitchen upgrades, etc. Drywall Repair, Painting Prep & Painting Cabinet Refinishing Create your dream home. Tell us about your project today. Get A Free Estimate

  • Bathrooms 2 | Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations

    Important list and description of information about bathroom remodeling process BATHROOM REMODELING BASICS What Do I Need To Know? WHAT GOES INTO A TYPICAL PRIMARY / MASTER BATHROOM REMODEL? Will this bathroom improvement involve redesigning the space, including adjusting or moving walls? If the answer is yes or maybe, then you will probably need the following - a copy of your home's architectural plans that includes locations of plumbing, electrical and HVAC. Bringing in a plumber to look at your bathroom and adjacent areas can help with understanding hidden water lines, gas lines, PVC sewer and vent lines, locations of existing and proposed drain and p-traps, etc. Structural and engineering plans may be necessary for significant changes such as altering heights of ceilings and load bearing walls. Modifications to foundation areas or proposing heavy loads over second story floor joists are also indications you will need an engineer to accompany any permits. What if we just want to update our existing shower area, tub and surround, tile flooring and bathroom vanity areas? This represents a typical ask when it comes to primary bathroom makeovers and is usually a straight forward process that can be complicated to varying degrees depending on how much modifications you plan to make to your actual shower area, shower plumbing fixtures and tub plans.. For example, adding a freestanding tub to a first floor slab foundation may require some repositioning of water lines and drain location in the concrete. This is quite common, but absolutely involves a licensed plumber in the rough-in and final stages of the work. Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations ALWAYS has our licensed plumbers on hand for initial consultation of proposed work, after demo and for the actual rough-in work, and finally to finish out adding the plumbing fixtures. What is involved in a shower area replacement? Lets start with making sure you have compiled plenty of visual examples of design ideas you like on sites like HOUZZ, PINTREST, HGTV, etc. Magazine articles and maybe even some preliminary drawings of your own. Next, let Verona Home Remodeling help with your design plans using our complimentary design and planning service, when you are working with us on a potential remodeling customer. We will use our resources and devote time to help you refine your ideas, marrying your vision with functionality, feasibility and cost. Verona Home Remodeling will guide you through choices in materials, labor, plumbing fixture options, dos and don'ts, and more. In addition, our detailed quote process will provide you with a roadmap to help you decide just how over the top and grand you want to take your project. Important comments about home improvement and resale vale. Keep in mind that bathroom and kitchen remodels, though often desirable and completely necessary for YOU as the homeowner, may not always translate into added value for your home. A really good rule of thumb is the following - if your home has major rooms that a potential buyer might come in and dislike or believe they can find way better somewhere else, then your home might not command the comps for the neighborhood you reside and which is likely used for comp values. Rarely will your home command much more than the neighborhood comps solely based on the fact that you have updated your kitchen or bath to the tune of $60,000 to $100,000. Certain functional improvements made to your home will definitely stretch the boundaries, allowing you to command more for your home in a sellers market . So, if you tear out a functionally poor master bathroom layout in favor of a much cleaner, open and functional design, your home might be far more desirable than the other homes in your area, and therefore might bring you a bit of a premium in the right market. On the other hand, if you choose wildly lavish materials or spend money upgrading a space far beyond the norm for your neighborhood, you are likely gaining the joy of that upgrade while you are living there, but it might not translate into better resale value. In fact, if you choose to do something so dramatic and eclectic, your home could actually be less desirable since a prospective buyer might see it as a greater hassle to alter down the line. What list of materials and associated labor for professional services you should you be thinking of in a bathroom remodel? Shower area : Labor - SHOWER DEMO - the extent of demo needed to remove old tile, thin set/mortar and grout, old wallboard/cement board, water damaged studs and plywood, insulation, etc. Labor - removing the old shower pan (concrete, mortar, tile, grout), inspecting for water damage, rot and structural defects at the subfloor and below prior to prepping for rebuild. If on first floor foundation, there usually is not plywood, but damage could be located along the perimeter at the level of the pressure treated lumber touching the concrete. Labor (included) - haul off of removed/demolished materials, which is generally lumped in with the demo process. Labor (included) - preliminary visual inspection by a licensed plumber of the pipes and PVC drains so that he/she knows what to expect when they begin the buildout or rough-in process. Shower build materials needed : Materials are all building products and fixtures/hardware and appliances in the remodeling/renovation process. There are readily available materials and items which should be ordered well in advance so as to not hold up the remodeling process due to backorders and shipping delays. Examples are custom cabinets and plumbing fixtures, such as rain shower heads and valves. Materials (readily available) - Lumber such as plywood and studs, steel or Simpson strong ties, screws, nails, etc. Materials (readily available) - 1/2" and 1/4" Cement board in 3' x 5' sheets; cement board fasteners Materials (readily available) - Red Guard Waterproofing membrane or Schluter Waterproofing system. Materials (readily available) - Shower pan build materials, concrete and mortar mix, rubber membrane, etc. Materials - Plumbing rough-in drain assembly and rough in valves Materials - Plumbing - PEX, copper pipe for hot/cold lines, fittings, PVC, etc. Materials - Shower WALL TILE - Calculated as installable area plus 15 to 20 percent overage for cuts and waste Materials (readily available) - Mortar and Grout Materials (readily available) - Schluter Edge - Optional use where edging is aesthetically beneficial Shower build labor required : Labor - Niche / cubby framing (16"x24", 16"x32, 18"x48",, full length wall buildout) - another name for this cutout is the shampoo box. Modern designs have long cubbies running the length of the shower wall as an "accent" strip Labor - Additional structural support for frameless shower glass anchoring - includes installing studs and plywood and allows the anchoring hardware and hinges to scree deep into the wall behind the more fragile tile. Labor - Cement board installation on shower walls - this replaces older showers that used green board or less water safe materials in shower areas. Cement board can extend from the shower into the tub areas. Labor - Red Guard waterproofing application or Schluter install - a critical product necessary for tiled areas since moisture can and will eventually get behind the tile and grout due to the porous nature of some tiles and grout. Labor - TILE INSTALLATION - Shower Walls - calculated as installable area x cost per square foot for labor Labor - specialty or tile pattern upcharge - less common except for highly detailed or intricate installations Labor - Grouting - no additional charge unless epoxy is used for miter cut corners or bullnose Labor - Bullnose edging or Schluter edge - comes in white, stainless, brushed nickel, polished chrome, etc. and serves as a desirable transition between tiled areas and painted, wood, or wallpapered sections. It covers the exposed edge of a tile that is unfinished compared to the polished surface of the tile. Some tiles are through and through color and texture which allows the homeowner to opt against using metal edge transitions that can effect the character of the tile job. FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION - Frameless shower glass - the process involves taking detailed measurements after tile is installed, custom ordering the glass from a manufacturing supplier and then installation by a professional team. Glass-tile transitions are sealed with silicone and hinges and brackets are installed according to the size and shape of each glass panel and door. Vanity, vanity associated plumbing and vanity countertops : Materials - Quartz, Quartzite, Granite, Marble - Priced either as a full slab order or an in stock (inventory held) material that is sold by the square foot plus necessary overage to fabricate the cuts to be installed Materials - Stone backsplash typically 4" high x length Materials - Vanity sink(s) - modern rectangle, other? Materials - Vanity faucet and plumbing ( see plumbing and plumbing fixture pricing) Labor - Fabrication and installation of countertop pieces - includes standard eased edge sides and corners. Slabs are sent from the distributors warehouse to the fabrication shop, where the templates are used to cut the individual pieces needed from a slab that is generally 10 feet long by 6 feet high. Labor - Cut and polish for each sink opening; installers will adhere undermount sink to countertop and install the section along with the undermount sink. Vanity Plumbing Labor (licensed plumber) - reconnect vanity sink(s) is generally a next day or same day follow up to install any new faucets and drain assemblies. Bathtub modifications ( drop in tub switch to freestanding) and associated plumbing Materials and Labor - requires licensed master plumber to often move drains and water lines, install new stand alone fixtures and tub placement on concrete slab or second floor area. Materials include tub itself, plumbing drain lines, rough in assembly, freestanding or wall faucet install, etc. Note - installing a new drop in tub can be less expensive but does require not only plumbing but structural build of the tub deck and tiling, etc. Vanity Refinishing Labor - rather than replace your existing vanity cabinet(s), we may be able to remove the hardware, doors and drawers and spray refinish. Bathroom flooring Labor - Demo/tear out old tile flooring (shower pan separately) Labor - Structural modifications if necessary due to damage, warping, water damage, other Labor - remove/reset toilet before and after tile install, respectively Labor - Pull and reset base boards if necessary Materials - structural materials if necessary due to water damage, etc. - plywood, subfloor, studs, insulation, etc. Materials - 1/4" cement board for tiling; cement board fasteners/screws Materials - FLOOR TILE - Porcelain, ceramic, stone (travertine), marble, etc. - customer will choose type and styple Materials - LHT mortar and grout Labor - FLOOR TILE installation - includes grouting Labor - Select marble tiles require additional honing after tile install and sealants Lighting and Electrical Labor - can be as basic as switching out a chandelier / adding dimmer switches, however, it may involve more extensive modifications of electrical circuits and lighting done by a licensed electrician. Structural modifications to framing/drywall, concrete, headers, etc. Requires additional permitting and time. Closet improvements, other custom woodworking and enhancements Labor - woodworking Materials - lumber, metal shelving and brackets, custom materials, etc. Modifications to your HVAC Sometimes changes require ductwork alterations, involving licensed HVAC contractors. ARCHITECTURAL PLANS / ENGINEERING PLANS / OTHER PERMITS All or any one or two may be required PREVIOUS PAGE HOME PAGE

  • Wainscoting Moldings Crown | Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations

    Custom woodworking and specialty moldings, trim and wainscoting WOODWORKING GALLERY OF WORK Main Homepage ---> Woodworking ---> Wainscoting (You Are Here) WAINSCOTING - CUSTOM WOODWORKING Jack & Jill Bathroom Staircase Wainscoting

  • Our Team | Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations

    Employees and contractors associated with Verona Home Remodeling OWNER INSTAGRAM - SEE REELS BUSINESS PHONE 214-239-1199 Joseph Buchta Founder & Owner Joseph started Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations, LLC in 2021 after exiting the banking and finance world. From Verona's inception, it was his vision to blend together good management and business practices with the highest standard in craftsmanship. Transparency, attention to detail, forward thinking and education are key factors in running a successful general contracting and remodeling construction based business. Joseph was born in New York City and grew up just outside Philadelphia in South Jersey, where he attended college and graduate school. While still in college, Joseph owned a successful landscaping business in South Jersey, where he learned how to manage people, run jobsites, prepare estimates and maintain work timelines. Later on, while getting his Master's Degree, he worked part-time for his Father's construction / contracting business in New Jersey. It was here that Joseph learned much of the building trades, gained construction experience and learned many important aspects of running a service / contracting business. Working as a subcontractor for multi-million dollar new home builders, under his Father's direction, Joseph learned the importance of attention to detail, transparency, honesty and integrity in business. He also learned the value of following through with your promises on the job and maintaining a schedule. Joseph eventually went on to a career in finance, banking and wealth management, while always maintaining his love for home renovations, creative design, mechanical processes and architecture. In short, he has always enjoyed building things! Along the way he became more interested in real estate investment, home improvement, renovating and design. Though not an interior designer by trade, Joseph recognizes the importance of bringing together elegant, contemporary design features with classical, old world charm. Maintaining functionality with smart resale value often outweighs expensive projects that don't last the test of time. With that in mind, Joseph believes in studying classic art and architecture in Europe and has a particular affinity for Mediterranean, Italian/Roman, French and Spanish architecture. Many architectural elements inspire his design ideas such as building wine rooms and kitchen/butler pantry projects. Today, his remodeling business is the culmination of his love for transforming properties, creative remodeling and design, and a career in the financial services industry. Joseph and his design and remodeling team, are dedicated to offering beautifully crafted work at affordable prices. And, his business experience makes for a successfully run contracting operation that calls on many different specialty contractors and tradespeople. 214-239-1199 info@VeronaHomeRemodeling.com

  • Contact Us | Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations

    Contact business phone number and email for Joseph Buchta Owner of Verona Home Remodeling & Renovations Residential Home Contractor Kitchen Bathroom remodels improvement, Interior Design Planning Construction Drywall Repair, Tile Hardwood Flooring, Cabinet Refinishing Installation, Countertops. Let's Discuss Your Next Project Fill out the form, or call us to set up a free in-home consultation. info@VeronaHomeRemodeling.com Text Message or Call @ 214-239-1199 Service Areas: Dallas Metro Area: Dallas, Plano, Carrolton, Frisco, Allen, McKinney, Lewisville, Greenville, Lakewood, Garland, Rockwall, Prosper, Sherman McKinney, Texas 75072 (214) 239-1199 VeronaHomeRemodeling.com SCAN ME - PHONE 214-239-1199 First Name Last Name Email Phone Address Subject Type your message here... Submit Thanks for submitting! Visit Us On Instagram! 214-239-1199

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