Premier Kitchen & Bath Is Offering Full-Service Bathroom Remodeling In Des Plaines, IL
Apr 10, 2023
April 10, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling is helping homeowners in Des Plaines, IL, get the contemporary bathroom upgrades they need to make every day a refreshing experience.
A bathroom remodel is an excellent investment for homeowners who want to improve the functionality, aesthetics, and value of their property without breaking the bank. Not only will it enhance one’s quality of life, but it can also lead to lower utility bills and make the home more appealing to potential buyers in the future. For example, replacing a 1½ inch drainpipe with a 2-inch drainpipe is a minor upgrade that makes it less likely to clog frequently, saving significant plumbers’ fees.
A functionality-focused bathroom remodeling project may include improving the lighting, adding storage, and even using subtle options such as shower niches to reduce clutter. If homeowners have an outdated or cramped bathroom, a remodel can help them maximize the existing space and create a more functional layout that suits their needs. By installing water-saving features such as low-flow toilets and faucets, homeowners can significantly reduce their water bill and make their homes eco-friendlier.
The spokesperson for Premier Kitchen & Bath explains the safety benefits of a bathroom remodel by saying, “If you opt for a complete tub tear out and shower enclosure replacement, you are eliminating, statistically, one of the highest slip-and-fall risks in the house. This can be particularly beneficial for families with children or elderly relatives who need an accessible and safe bathroom. By going for smaller shower tiles, you can create more traction and make showering a lot safer. If these safety changes make sense and you are ready to incorporate them in your home, give Premier Kitchen & Bath a call for the best bathroom remodeling Des Plaines has to offer.”
Premier Kitchen & Bath is a Certified Remodeling Company that specializes in Residential Home Remodeling. The company has over 35 years of experience serving the home improvement needs of Chicago residents. With a portfolio of over 1700 completed home remodeling projects, which includes 680 kitchens, 640 bathrooms, and 370 basements, Premier has established itself as the go-to home improvement contractor for the city’s homeowners.
Customers can rely on the company’s three-year workmanship and labor warranties to rest assured that their home renovation project is in good hands. The fully licensed, bonded, and insured company only works with materials and products from the best manufacturers in the industry including Kohler, Sterling, Kraus, LifeProof, Quartz, Floor & Décor, and more. 0% down financing options are also available for qualified homeowners with 12-, 18-, and 24-month terms.
Premier has not only received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau for its excellent customer service but the trust that Chicago homeowners have put on the company’s services can also be seen on its Google Business Profile. The remodeling contractor has a perfect overall rating of 5.0 out of 5.0 from over 50 reviews with customers praising the professionalism of the installation crew, the helpful and friendly design team, and the on-time delivery of projects with regular progress updates.
One of the latest reviews says, “My parents made the big move from out of state in October and they quickly found that their new house desperately needed remodeling work done to the bathroom and kitchen. I flew home as soon as possible to help them with this transition but didn't realize how much assistance we'd need until then. That's when I contacted Premier Kitchen & Bath for a consultation - it was one of the best decisions my family could have made since they managed to transform our space into something amazing!”
Another happy Chicago homeowner writes, “We are truly grateful for Premier Kitchen & Bath's quick response to our calls and texts, as well as their clear instructions regarding the tasks at hand. As we move onto the next project, we look forward to continuing this great relationship with them and their team of professionals.”
Des Plaines homeowners can contact the Chicago remodeling contractor at (847) 457-0463 or write to it at [email protected] to schedule a consultation. Readers interested in making an in-person visit can save these directions to Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling.
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For more information about Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, contact the company here:
Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
RANDAL JAMES LIPP
(847) 584-1420
[email protected]
7125 W. Gunnison suite #211
Harwood Heights, IL 60706
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