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This window replacement was a "new construction" method installation, which involved cutting into the stucco, removing the old windows, and repairing the stucco afterwards for a thin frame style. Simonton Daylightmax series windows with low-e 366 glass and tan colored nail fin frames were installed.

The initial phase involved the complete removal of the worn-out deck. Riverside Construction moved the new screened porch toward the window to work with the existing roof line over the garage. Riverside Construction then installed fresh, treated deck boards while at the same time ensuring the porch seamlessly integrated into the existing home, making sure that it appeared as if it had always been part of the residence.

This kitchen renovation involved removing some dated cabinets and finishes and updating for a more modern look. The products used are Wellborn stained maple cabinets, Cambria quartz countertops, travertine stone backsplash, and porcelain floor tile. LED recessed can lights were also added to brighten the room. We love how this turned out!
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Renovated during the pandemic, this whole house renovation was renewed from top to bottom and included every area of the home. We began by removing walls on the 1st floor and closed in the opening on the 2nd floor. All the rooms were demolished and made way for new finishes that involved the 4 bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, bedrooms, and living areas. The bathrooms all involved heated flooring, towel warmers, and Schluter waterproofing systems. All the trades persevered during the Pandemic, and the end result was stunning!

Renovated during the pandemic, this whole house renovation was renewed from top to bottom and included every area of the home. We began by removing walls on the 1st floor and closed in the opening on the 2nd floor. All the rooms were demolished and made way for new finishes that involved the 4 bathrooms, laundry, kitchen, bedrooms, and living areas. The bathrooms all involved heated flooring, towel warmers, and Schluter waterproofing systems. All the trades persevered during the Pandemic, and the end result was stunning!

This smart kitchen renovation in Silver Spring, Maryland, involved removing three walls and a centrally located powder room and a closet. The powder room was relocated into the original closet area, and the patio door moved nearby. The main window was enlarged to create an anchor and focal point for the new kitchen as well as to enhance the view onto the lovely backyard. An angled island keeps the room feeling spacious and open, and a corner pantry was designed so as not to lose precious storage space.

This project involved a full kitchen remodel where the square footage and the locations of previous windows, doors, and kitchen items were changed. The old kitchen and dining room finishes were completely removed and new windows, doors, flooring, custom cabinetry, countertops, paint, appliances, hood, lighting and plumbing fixtures were installed in the kitchen and dining room spaces.

This kitchen remodel involved combing the space of the original kitchen and the dining room. The wall between the two was removed and the new space was formed. The walls and ceilings were stripped down to the framing and the plumbing, electrical and HVAC were modified. New plaster walls and ceilings were installed. The original hardwood floors were weaved together and refinished. The window over the sink was replaced with a new shorter window. The design and selections for this project were provided by a 3rd party designer.

This kitchen remodel involved combing the space of the original kitchen and the dining room. The wall between the two was removed and the new space was formed. The walls and ceilings were stripped down to the framing and the plumbing, electrical and HVAC were modified. New plaster walls and ceilings were installed. The original hardwood floors were weaved together and refinished. The window over the sink was replaced with a new shorter window. The design and selections for this project were provided by a 3rd party designer.

This project involved removing the existing stucco from the front façade and replacing it with Hardie 12" siding and Hardie shake. The straight shake was unavailable so we made had to custom make it. We also repaired the fascia around the house replace the existing fiberboard siding with hardie siding through out the garage and house.

Interior remodel involving removal of walls, reconfiguration and remodeling of kitchen and dining space. Small galley kitchen was significantly enlarged to improve functionality and storage space by moving walls that separated living room from the kitchen, and kitchen to garage that was converted to living space. Cabinets were all custom hand built to fit the configuration of the space.

This project involved removing the existing stucco from the front façade and replacing it with Hardie 12" siding and Hardie shake. The straight shake was unavailable so we made had to custom make it. We also repaired the fascia around the house replace the existing fiberboard siding with hardie siding through out the garage and house.

A hybrid Architectural Asphalt and aluminum Standing Seam roof on this expansive coastal contemporary home in Essex, CT. The project involved complete removal of existing asphalt roof, replacing sheathing as needed, complete CertainTeed WinterGuard Ice and Water Shield beneath CertainTeed Landmark Pro architectural asphalt shingles and .032 Englert Aluminum standing seam over entrances and turret.

BEFORE
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

BEFORE
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

BEFORE
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

BEFORE
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

AFTER
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

AFTER
This project involved a complete refresh of a master bath suite where we removed dated wallpaper and refinished the space in just 2 production days. The total cost for this renovation was $7,595.00.
Color & Sheen Selections:
- Master Bath + Connected Toilet Area: SW7638 ‘Jogging Path’
- Smaller Bath: SW6142 ‘Macadamia’
We utilized Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint to ensure a high-quality, durable finish. Our team prepared the surfaces, removed the old wallpaper, and applied the new paint, achieving a clean and modern look.
The project was executed efficiently, and the final result transformed the master bath suite into a refreshed stylish space. The clients were very pleased with the outcome and the professional service provided.

As a 23 year professional in wildlife control, I see hundreds of situations every month with nuisance animals going into places that they don't belong. Some of those places are more common than others. I recently addressed a skunk infestation for a residence in Glen Ellyn, IL. The challenge involved a family of skunks that had taken residence under the front concrete stoop. Concrete and skunks are never a good mix because concrete is porous, when a skunk sprays the odors penetrate and will permeate for months and months as the weather gets warm or humidity rises.
My approach was methodical and focused on humane Glen Ellyn skunk removal.
The process began with the strategic placement of live traps near the stoop, ensuring minimal distress to the animals. These traps are industry standard, designed to safely contain the skunks without harm. Regular monitoring of these traps was a critical part of the process, ensuring the skunks were not confined for an extended period.
Upon successful capture, the skunks were removed and the animal proofing work was next on the list.
Skunk exclusion work, is a critical component in preventing future infestations of skunks, raccoons or opossums. This involved a thorough inspection and sealing of potential entry points with steel mesh buried underground at a specific depth and angle. Skunk-proofing is a vital step in ensuring long-term resolution to wildlife intrusions.
Once the skunks were gone and the area was sealed, we performed an ozone treatment to the basement with a special filter to sub the air, destroying the skunk spray's odor molecules from the air. Typically the reason people discover skunks under the stoop to begin with is because the odor from spraying.
For residents in and around Glen Ellyn experiencing similar issues, we offer humane, effective, and affordable wildlife control solutions. Expertise in skunk removal and exclusion is just a call away!
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