OUTDATED PAINT, ENERGY INEFFICIENT WINDOWS AND DOORS KEPT THIS WINNER FROM SHINING
FRESH PAINT, NEW WINDOWS AND DOORS COMPLETE THIS LAKESLIDE EXTERIOR MAKEOVER
New paint, windows and doors gave this lakeside home located in the Rocky Knob neighborhood a fresh look.
A complete makeup was needed for this kitchen from the 80s.
New cabinets, new lighting , new fixtures and new paint were used for this update.
A very dated bathroom got a much needed facelift.
A reconfigured bathroom made this space much more functional.
This renovation required a full top to bottom renewal.
This midcentury home required a complete overhaul of all cabinets, floors and appliances.
New studs and drywall were added after the stairwell removal
A stairwell was removed to create this TV nook
Poor lighting and limited access to the top floor created a challenge
A new chandelier and elevator were added to solve the challenge
The elevator was a unique installation.
A stairwell was removed; new hardwood floors, upstairs railing, lighting, TV nook and elevator were all added to this lake front property.
The original kitchen was very dated withbworn appliances
The new kitchen added new cabinets, a bar, new appliances and lights.
The original tub is the only element that withstood time and was not replaced.
All new flooring, vanity and toilet were upgraded.
A complete rebuild was needed for this two bedroom townhouse in Sky Valley, Georgia.
Carpet removal and a new ceiling were necessary upgrades for this apartment.
All new cabinets were added to complete this attractive space.
All new windows, insulation and drywall were added for better energy efficiency.
New hardwood floors and ceiling were added to create a quaint space.
Derek Gillett and his team transformed this outdated apartment into a quaint energy efficient living space.
Roofing lines had to be considered when upfitting this attic.
Customer requested accents like angled walls gave this space much character.
Studded walls, HVAC and new insulation were added..
French doors with a small balcony added great curbside appeal.
Southeastern Transformations completed an upbuild of an attic space in Highlands, North Carolina and converted the unused area into a bonus room and art studio.
Rot and decay made this deck not only unsightly, but unsafe.
The new deck added 40% more living space.
Non-code standard rails had to be replaced.
The new railing features black re-purposed rebar.
Rotten wood, non-code railing and limited living space were all updated by the Southeastern Transformations team on a fifty-year old townhouse in Sky Valley, Georgia.
Sun damage and water leaks took their toll on this window wall.
All new windows and trim were installed.
Rotten gaskets led to condensation and wood rot.
New metal frames were installed to resist fading and water invasion.
The now restored window wall once again provides a priceless view.
After years of water leaks, homeowners in Scaly Mountain, Georgia called Derek Gillett and his team to replace their leaky window wall in order to renew their scenic view.
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