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These are the companies that build and remodel homes in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in Forsyth County, 44 of them in all. The websites of 27 of them confirm home, kitchen or bathroom remodeling: JJ's Plumbing Y2K, Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., ICON Custom Builders, Home Outlet, Mountain Man Construction, LLC, Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath, Salem Builders Custom Homes & Renovations, The Problem Solvers of North Carolina Inc. and 19 more. The rest of the list covers the trades a remodel depends on, including flooring contractors, handymans and water damage restoration services. Before you call, decide whether this is a kitchen, a bathroom or the whole house, because the list splits on that.
Kitchen remodelers in Winston-Salem
If the kitchen comes first, start here. Mathis Home Improvements, Inc. remodels kitchens and also lists bathroom remodels, whole-home remodels and room additions. ICON Custom Builders remodels kitchens and mentions aging-in-place bathrooms, mudrooms and laundry rooms. Home Outlet remodels kitchens and mentions quartz countertops and granite countertops. Mountain Man Construction, LLC remodels kitchens and also lists bathroom remodels, whole-home remodels and room additions. For cabinets and countertops, JJ's Plumbing Y2K, Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath, Salem Builders Custom Homes & Renovations, East Coast Granite of Winston-Salem - Yadkinville Road and 15 more list that work.
Bathroom remodelers in Winston-Salem
Bathrooms have their own specialists. JJ's Plumbing Y2K, Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., ICON Custom Builders, Home Outlet, Mountain Man Construction, LLC and 19 more list bathroom remodeling. For a larger job, Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath, Salem Builders Custom Homes & Renovations, The Problem Solvers of North Carolina Inc. and Sia Seyon Homes take on whole-home remodels. JJ's Plumbing Y2K, East Coast Granite of Winston-Salem - Yadkinville Road, Step By Step Improvements, A-1 Renovation, Inc. and 1 more also list commercial work.
Service areas around Winston-Salem
Mind the distance. Homeworx Home Improvement & Handyman LLP in Belews Creek and Artisan Building & Design in Walkertown are listed here because those towns do not have a page of their own. The rest sit in or near Winston-Salem, in Forsyth County. If your home is nearer to Pfafftown, Lewisville, Clemmons, King or Stoneville, each has a page of its own.
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Remodeling a home in Winston-Salem
Ask what year your house was built before you ask for a price. The Piedmont's cities and mill towns hold bungalows, brick ranches and postwar homes, and any house built before 1978 can carry lead paint behind that first demolition swing. Ask whether the firm is certified for lead-safe work, and how it will contain the dust.
Remodeling financing and warranties in Winston-Salem
Think about financing and warranty while you compare. Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., Home Outlet, The Problem Solvers of North Carolina Inc., East Coast Granite of Winston-Salem - Yadkinville Road, Kitchen Vision of the Carolinas, Inc. and 1 more offer financing, with lenders such as Hearth named on their websites. Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath, Salem Builders Custom Homes & Renovations, East Coast Granite of Winston-Salem - Yadkinville Road, Carolina Home Cabinetry and 4 more mention a warranty, so ask each one what it covers: workmanship, cabinets, fixtures and for how long. ICON Custom Builders, Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath and Carolina Home Cabinetry offer design-build service, so one company handles the plans and the work.
Top-rated remodelers in Winston-Salem
Experience and reviews make a good first filter. Mathis Home Improvements, Inc. has worked in the area since 1997 and is rated 4.8 from 92 reviews. ICON Custom Builders has worked in the area since 2005 and is rated 5.0 from 63 reviews. East Coast Granite of Winston-Salem - Yadkinville Road has worked in the area since 2007 and is rated 4.6 from 51 reviews. JJ's Plumbing Y2K is rated 4.9 from 115, Home Outlet 4.8 from 69 and Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath 4.7 from 55. JJ's Plumbing Y2K states license 27174 on its website. Salem Builders Custom Homes & Renovations states license L.86773 on its website. Ratings for Rothrock Renovation & Remodeling, Century Homes and Renovations Inc. and Trademark Kitchen & Bath rest on only a few reviews, so ask them for recent customers you can call.
Home contractors and trades in Winston-Salem
Every remodel leans on the trades. Epoxypro coatings and remodeling services is a flooring contractor, rated 5.0 from 115 reviews. 911 Restoration of Triad is a water damage restoration service, rated 5.0 from 68 reviews. A Plus Creations is a handyman, rated 5.0 from 16 reviews.
Common questions about home remodelers in Winston-Salem
How do I choose a home remodeler in Winston-Salem?
Decide the scope first. Then compare JJ's Plumbing Y2K, Mathis Home Improvements, Inc. and ICON Custom Builders. Ask each for a written scope, the warranty terms, its North Carolina license numbers and who does the plumbing and electrical work, and check that the company works on your side of Forsyth County.
Who remodels kitchens in Winston-Salem?
Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., ICON Custom Builders, Home Outlet, Mountain Man Construction, LLC, Anderson Moore Kitchen & Bath and 18 more list kitchen remodeling on their websites. Ask who supplies the cabinets, how long you will be without a kitchen, and whether moving the sink or range is in the price.
Who remodels bathrooms in Winston-Salem?
JJ's Plumbing Y2K, Mathis Home Improvements, Inc., ICON Custom Builders, Home Outlet, Mountain Man Construction, LLC and 19 more list bathroom remodeling on their websites. Ask how the shower is waterproofed behind the tile, and who does the plumbing.
What does a kitchen or bathroom remodel cost in Winston-Salem?
The total changes with the size of the room, the cabinets, tile and fixtures you choose, whether plumbing or walls move, and what the crew finds once the room is open. Ask two or three remodelers to quote the same job in your home in writing, with the same allowances.
Do I need a permit to remodel in Winston-Salem?
It depends on the work. North Carolina exempts most work costing $40,000 or less in a single-family home, but not work on load-bearing structure, new or redesigned plumbing, or new or changed wiring, heating or air conditioning. Permits are handled locally, so ask your building department, and ask the remodeler who pulls the permit and books the inspections.






























