Nip Tuck Remodeling
In this Sammamish remodel, we used a cohesive design to blend and update the kitchen, living room, laundry room, and entire main floor.
Beautiful Blue Island Kitchen & Main Floor Remodel
G.R. Burgess Co.
Gaspar's Construction
Greenlake Urban Farmhouse
Our client’s vision was an urban farmhouse aesthetic, but it carried challenges. The master bedroom/bathroom, mud room, laundry, and second bedroom all needed to coexist for a busy family. Relocating the master suite downstairs and the kids’ room upstairs did the trick and exposed the character of this beautiful home.
Meet the Builder
Chermak Construction Inc.
CRD Design Build
Sockeye Homes
Harjo Construction
This remodel of a 1923 Home features a new kitchen and bathroom on the main floor, along with an all-new basement buildout, including new bath and laundry rooms, in addition to a bedroom. The kitchen has been reconfigured with a modernized layout that includes an expanded entrance between the kitchen and dining areas. The main-floor bath contains a large walk-in shower made more relaxing through thoughtful placement of the rain showerhead and controls. Outside the shower, a custom-built vanity table awaits, made out of reclaimed wood from a dock. Entering the basement, you will find a media area and exercise space.
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Meet the Builder
Kurt Harjo
Kurt Harjo knows that building and remodeling processes are full of challenges and can be stressful for clients. He also believes much of that stress can be minimized and possibly eliminated if more emphasis and value are placed on clear and consistent client communications. The smallest of projects has a lot of moving parts, so even with the best pre-construction planning in the universe, “stuff” happens. How that stuff gets handled is where Harjo Construction Services proves their integrity in craftsmanship and communication, with consistent, honest feedback and engagement on every client project.
“Where there’s integrity, things just work better – and that goes as much for our human communication as it does for home construction.”
Tenhulzen Residential
Behind the Scenes
Take a tour through the Design/Build process that puts you in the director’s chair from the concept through the final decisions.
Kitchen Addition
An 8-foot extension of the main floor allowed for a larger and lighter configuration of primary entertaining area. Accessible by a 12-foot-wide folding French door system, the outdoor patio becomes an extension of the new space.
Sitting Deck
Integrated with the existing roof is a new deck surface designed for enjoying morning tea.
Laundry Room
Lighter and brighter with improved storage and functionality.
Exercise Room
Following completion of the kitchen addition, this sequel performance is scheduled to be complete in time for this event.
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Meet the Builders
Michael Tenhulzen, CGR, CAPS
Traci Tenhulzen, HST, CGA, CAPS
We offer a unique approach to design/build remodeling that focuses on the process required to develop a script. In-house design staff are personable, adaptable, and fiscally responsible. Our Design Center is a hub of creativity with current samples of finish materials that are tailored to your vision.
Michael is a Redmond native, raised in a family-owned remodeling company with a strong sense of integrity, professionalism, and trust. Traci joined the company in 2010 after several years of owning her own safety consulting company. The Tenhulzens are active in the Eastside communities where they work and live.
“Our mission is to turn apprehension into advocacy through performance.”
“Our goal is to develop each remodeling project as if it were its own live stage production.”
Gaspar's Construction
This five bedroom, four bath Bellevue home had a very small outdated kitchen on the back of the house that was disconnected from the entertaining spaces. The home owners love to cook and entertain and wanted a large, open kitchen to enjoy spending time with their friends and family. In order to enlarge the kitchen, the laundry and powder rooms were relocated into an unused office at the front of the house.
CRD Design Build: Site 1
This 1954 ocean view home was almost completely gutted and given new, beautifully open spaces for the family-oriented owners to grow in. The outdated and separated kitchen was transformed into an elegant hub for the family to gather in and enjoy stunning views of Puget Sound. The new master bathroom with its lovely daylight, subway tiles, and bamboo flooring adds great value to the home, as does the opened laundry and family area on the lower level.
