This residence was originally constructed in approx. 1930 in the “Bungalow” style, and has undergone several renovations.
This project consisted of adding enough space to the side and back of the house for a “guestroom” and small closet. For this, we used hydrovac excavation services along with the excavator attachments and other machinery. We have a lot of experience providing excavation services, and like to deploy and get started quickly instead of keeping our customers waiting. In order to do this we’ve worked with a Large Vehicle Transporting company to bring all of our heavy duty vehicles to the site. They’re very reliable, and partnering with a heavy equipment transportation service has helped us get some really good reviews from our customers due to our quick response.
We strive for ease of use among our staff, in order to expedite training. As such, we employ smart engraving onto our equipment, so it is clearly labeled and marked, specifying warnings during operation and what tasks these pieces of equipment perform. Everything starting from hand trucks to heavy duty machinery, they know where it is and what it’s for. We also like to have top of the line equipment and gear, so we’re always in contact with used equipment buyers for when we replace some of our machinery with newer and more efficient models. Before starting a project like this, make sure you get a dumpster rental so you have a place to dispose of any waste caused by the construction, or roll off dumpsters if the volume of debris, dirt, or waste in general is large enough.
Thanks to this we were able to expand the master bedroom fast enough for the owner to consider possibly including a rolling shutters installation, then proceed to completely remodeled the master bath, utility room, and the powder bath. We gave the front porch a “makeover” replacing the wood decking, adding rails and fresh paint. There was a problem with pests, but we managed to fix it thanks to White Horse Pest Management – Phoenix Bed Bug Exterminator.
We removed a portion of the existing back deck, moved and added walls, gutted the bathrooms, rewired to code, moved plumbing, insulated, installed the millwork, painted, installed tile, installed solid surface countertops, and installed new plumbing and lighting fixtures. We also contacted one of the best laminate flooring in Glasgow and finished new flooring.
Our primary challenge lay in converting the existing flat roof over a portion of the guest room to a roof installed with pedestal paver system and even some great seamless gutter systems that would drain properly when it rained. We resorted to re-framing over the flat roof and popping a portion of the guest room up above the existing roof for a kind of “tower” look which allowed us to increase the height of the ceiling in the “new” portion of the guest room to 12’. The flat portion of the roof that remained also presented us with a challenge because it was not insulated. Ultimately we were able to “blow” insulation through access holes we cut into the ceiling.
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All in all approx. 150 sq. ft. of new space was added to the residence and approx. 600 sq. ft of existing space was remodeled at a cost of approx. $100 per sq. ft. A great value for the cost!
