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Gut remodel of old farmhouse kitchen (last updated in the 60's). We even had to level out floor joists, which in doing so came across a layer of plaster between two layers of subfloor. That was absolutely a first for us and have to wonder what the thought process was in the original builder doing such a thing. We rebuilt the space with new joists, subfloor, spray foam insulation, plumbing, electrical, drywall, Schluter Ditra Heat under CERAMICA FIORANESE Old Wood Moka tile, custom cabinets, farmhouse sink, granite countertops, and coordinating Old Wood Moka backsplash tile.

- Do NOT remove VCT tiles!
- To Level Floors using self-leveling concrete ON TOP of 12x12" VCT tiles in Living Room Only
- To install QuietWalk Premium underlayment in living room, dining room, hallway on concrete subfloor - 306.04 sqft
- To Install click and lock floating, glueless Luxury Vinyl Planks ON TOP of parquet floors in dining room, hallway and on self-leveling concrete in living room - 306.04 sqft
- To Install reducers: 3LFT+ 3LFT+ 2.5LFT+ 2.5 LFT for hallway
- To install Stair nosings 5.5 LFT + 4.75 LFT for kitchen & hallway
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Built in 1994, this Lakeville kitchen got custom red oak shaker cabinets with an appliance garage, Lumataj quartz, and grouted LVT over a self-leveled subfloor. Finished in 8 weeks, ahead of a 10-12 week estimate. Full case study at honey-doers.com.

Custom master bathroom.
Soaker tub with built in waterfall faucet. Installed six inches below subfloor to allow for shorter front.
Custom Tile with built in shelves into wall cavity and custom tile inlay.

5" Rift and Quarter Sawn White Oak | This house is all concrete - and the homeowner made the most of it! We glued down Owens engineered 5" unfinished rift and quarter sawn white oak and finished it with a natural sealer and polyurethane. Congratulations to DFS Construction for their great work on this massive project!

5" Rift and Quarter Sawn White Oak | This house is all concrete - and the homeowner made the most of it! We glued down Owens engineered 5" unfinished rift and quarter sawn white oak and finished it with a natural sealer and polyurethane. Congratulations to DFS Construction for their great work on this massive project!

The kitchen and powder room were part of an addition to the home. Unfortunately both rooms were poorly insulated and very cold in the winter. We pulled up the old floors and subfloors, properly insulated, then laid handsome tile flooring that looks like weathered wood.

Jamaica Queens Finished ceramic input on a basemant floor for a kind Salvadorian Lady
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