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Welcome to the 17th Annual Remodelers Home Tour The best and most inspiring ideas for remodeling in Wake County await you! The Remodelers Home Tour is for anyone planning to remodel now or in the future. It’s a great place to see the latest architectural and interior design trends in the building industry.

The Remodelers Council of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County is proud to present the following15 remodeled projects. As you tour these beautiful homes and projects, you will be filled with inspiration for the possibilities of what you can do with your own home. Go ahead — allow yourself to dream a little.

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The homes are open Saturday, April 22nd from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, April 23rd 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.

A special thank you goes out to all of the homeowners for opening their homes to the public for this tour and to our trade contractors and vendors whose work made the 17th Annual Remodelers Home Tour possible. www.remodelershometour.com Don’t miss our 2016 STAR Awards winners on page 30, further showcasing the talented remodelers that comprise our Remodelers Council!

Enjoy the tour!

Peggy Mackowski Quality Design & Construction 2017 Remodelers Home Tour Co-Chair

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL 105 Loch Cove Lane, Cary 27518

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KITCHEN, SUNROOM & DECK ADDITION 106 Magnolia Woods Drive, Cary 27518

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL 105 Loch Cove Lane, Cary 27518

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In 1988, H. Glazer Builder Inc. built the original house and was asked last year to do a complete renovation for the son and daughter-in-law of the original owners. The house was modular in nature and the idea was to transform it to an open, airy floor plan where most rooms would take advantage of the fantastic view of Lake Lochmere.

A complete renovation includes an addition to the rear of the house and a bump-out in the front. Almost all interior walls were removed and a complete new design created, including removing staircases. Considerable structural elements had to be dealt with in creating the new floor plan. Emphasis was placed on the home’s orientation to the lake.

Our design team worked on every aspect of the residence including a new kitchen, walk-in butler’s pantry, decking (with cable railing) and a master suite with an incredible bathroom retreat.

We at H. Glazer Builder Inc. are proud to showcase this fantastic transformation of a traditional design residence. We look forward to meeting you and discussing your remodeling needs.

DIRECTIONS From Kildaire Farm Road, turn into Lochmere subdivision on Lochmere Drive. Turn left on Sylvan Grove Drive and right on Loch View Drive. Turn left on Loch Cove Lane.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •16-foot sliding patio doors •Custom appliance package •Custom kitchen and butler’s pantry •Decking with cable rails •Extensive interior trim •Front and rear additions •Hardwood flooring and custom ceramic tile •One-of-a-kind master bedroom suite •Open floor plan with lake views •Spray foam insulation HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •American Cedar & Millwork •BMC •Byrd Tile Distributors •Capital Pest Services •Carolina Plumbing Supply •Hojoca Plumbing Supply •Fisler Framing

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HOME ADDITION, KITCHEN UPDATE 1320 Dalgarven Drive, Apex 27502 blue-ribbon-construction.com john@blue-ribbon-construction.com 919-852-3700

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Sometimes the original home builder’s plans short change the owners on space planning. That was the case with this home. The family room/ dining area was disproportionately small. A simple 13-foot extension on the rear of the home allows the family to spread out, have better traffic flow and furniture placement and enjoy the space fully.

Using a plethora of windows allows natural light into the space spreading throughout the open floor plan. Relocation of the fireplace to a corner design flanked by built-in custom cabinetry creates a focal point for the space and houses the audio/video equipment. The kitchen cabinets were updated and refinished to mimic the style of the new cabinetry in the family room. The owners are excited to enjoy their new space and home improvement.

DIRECTIONS US-64 West left at the NC-55 exit. Follow NC-55 (W. Williams St.) to a right turn on Bryan Drive.

Cross Apex Peakway and continue on White Dogwood Road. Turn right on Dalgarven to the end.

The home is on the cul-de-sac. Please park according to the signage on site.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Semi-custom cabinetry in the family room and kitchen •Wood floor installation weaved, stained and finished HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •BMC •Warehouse Flooring •Remodeling Solutions

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL 3021 Rothgeb Drive, Raleigh 27609 distinctiveremodeling.com eddie@distinctiveremodeling.com 919-772-3335

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This house had some serious layout problems that kept it from selling for years, bringing down home values in the neighborhood. Our homeowners had a vision for what it could become when they bought it, and the Distinctive Remodeling team helped them bring that vision to reality. This gorgeous home is now the jewel of the neighborhood. Although some elements, like the kitchen cabinets, remain, no room was left untouched in bringing this home up to the level of finish you will see.

DIRECTIONS From I-440 take the Six Forks Rd. South Exit toward Downtown; Turn Right on Anderson Drive, right on Hostetler Street, stay straight on Rothgeb Drive.

House is on the left at 3021.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Amazing front entry door •Beautiful interior doors and hard-ware •Classic retro tile patterns in each bathroom •Custom vanities in each bathroom •Custom wood shutters •Distressed finish custom hutch in kitchen •Open floor plan HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Wiretech Company •Comfort Monster/G&M Service •Hajoca Corporation •Stonehenge Masonry •GMA Supply

•Talberts Building Supply •Best Tile •BMC •Carolina Glass & Mirror

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A GOOD HOOD A range hood has both form and function in the updated hearth of a home, says Alana Busse of the National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA). “More people want to cook like a ‘top chef’ at home, and invest in a big, beefy range or cooktop, instead of a traditional electric stove,” Busse says. “The properly ventilated range hood not only removes cooking grease, moistures and odors from the kitchen, it is required to vent gas burners.”

Before a kitchen design can get cooking, you need to plan how best to ventilate it. The style of a range hood is secondary to the substance of its performance.

Busse says you must start with the home of the range. “The size and location of the cooking source in the kitchen determines its best range hood partner,” she says. “A range hood’s performance is measured in cubic-feet-per-minute (CFM), so the higher a range hood’s CFM number, the more air it will remove.”

A large, six-burner gas range can require a hood with a maximum output of 1,200 CFMs, but Busse says the hidden ductwork is as essential as a range hood’s CFM number. The venting of a range hood may determine the layout of a kitchen and the configuration of appliances.

“The chance of build-up is greater in a 20-foot run of venting ductwork, than in a 5-foot run directly vented through an exterior wall,” she says. “Generally, the size of a range hood should mimic the dimensions of the cooking source, but the higher it is installed from the cooktop surface, the less efficient it becomes at capturing smoke and particles.”

The typical installation distance between cooktop burners and the hood is about three feet. But a standard height installation for a range hood may not work for the tall cook, so it’s essential to choose a model with adequate power to remove air effectively. remodelershometour.com

If you choose a strong range hood fan, building codes may require a makeup air system in your home’s heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

High-powered range hoods can take out large volumes of air, and if air is not replaced at the same rate it is expelled, a vacuum effect can be created in the home.

All of the planning around the range hood is secondary if it is never pressed into service, says kitchen designer Molly Erin McCabe.

“Range hoods are designed to remove moisture, grease and particulates from your home, and prevent these things from being breathed in and adhering to your walls, cabinets and furnishings,” McCabe says.

“If the range hood isn’t used, homeowners might experience moisture-related issues, such as mold, and higher maintenance requirements for paint, wallpaper, cabinetry and furnishings.”

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isn’t when water is boiling or food becomes blackened. “Make a habit of turning on your range hood before you begin cooking; that way, when you need it to be venting, you’ve already created an airflow,” McCabe says.

“Also, don’t snap off the range hood as soon as you’re done cooking; really allow it to clear the air, so to speak. Some range hoods even come equipped with a timer, so you don’t have to interrupt a meal to flip a switch.”

A range hood’s sound output is measured in sones -- an internationally recognized measurement of loudness -- and each is marked in a product description.

One sone is roughly equal to the sound of a refrigerator running; while conversations take place around 4 sones. As a rule, the higher the range hood’s CFM rating, the louder the unit is when running. Range hood fans typically have three to six speeds; so to mitigate noise, purchase the most powerful range hood you can afford and run it on a lower speed.

If the cooking surface is on a kitchen island, the capture area of the exhaust fan should be larger to compensate for the fact that the fan will be drawing air from an open space. But along with technical considerations, homeowners need to consider a range hood’s aesthetics. An island cooktop with a large hood vented to the ceiling can visually fight with hanging light fixtures, so an inconspicuous downdraft fan system might be the best solution.

Range hoods have evolved from utilitarian stainless steel to the ubercool wrapped in cabinetry, and come in all shapes and sizes: from a straight-sided box to sleek, tapered styles. “A wall-mounted range hood can be housed in cabinetry that becomes the modern-day mantle in the kitchen,” Busse says. “The range area is often a focal point of the kitchen, with an eye-catching backsplash on the wall visually connected to the hood venting.”

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WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION 309 Hudson Street, Raleigh 27608 renovationspecs.com info@renovationspecs.com 919-821-4525

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The owners of this one-and-a-half story 1939 bungalow loved the style of their home but needed more room and a more accessible second story. We contacted Shelly Johnson of Designs & Dwellings to redesign the house, keeping the historic look of the neighborhood. The project entailed demolishing the house down to the first floor, leaving a couple of exterior walls and the front fireplace. The expanded front porch includes tongueand-groove flooring and double columns with lattice work. The exposed rafters and beadboard roof decking add to the historic appearance.

The old structure was 1,400 sq. ft. (1,000 sq. ft. downstairs and 400 barely accessible sq. ft. upstairs). The new home is a little over 2,900 sq. ft., with 1,850 sq. ft. downstairs and about 1,050 upstairs. The downstairs includes a master suite, a guest bedroom and an attractive kitchen with adjoining family room.

The family room has a gas fireplace with bookcases and vaulted ceilings. The upstairs has two bedrooms with a shared bath and a large playroom. Reclaimed heart pine floors give the area a nostalgic old home look. The home also has a whole house vacuum system.

DIRECTIONS Take Exit 10 off I-440 to Wake Forest Road toward downtown.

Continue 1.2 miles to right on E. Whitaker Mill. In .7 mile turn right on Pine Drive. Take the next left on Hudson Street. House is the sixth on the right. OR, take Exit 7 off I-440 to Glenwood Ave. toward downtown. Continue 2.6 miles to left on E. Whitaker Mill. In 1/2 mile turn left on Reaves Road. Take next right on Hudson. House is the fourth on the left.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Historic exposed rafter exterior •Oak floors downstairs, reclaimed heart pine floors upstairs •Spray foam attic insulation for added energy efficiency •Large front porch with T&G flooring and beaded board ceiling •Vintage door and window casings •Mortice lock on interior and exterior doors •Andersen windows •Semicustom cabinets with granite countertops

HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Kitchen & Bath Galleries •BMC Building Supply •Window Works Co.

•American Cedar and Millwork •Evergreen Foam & Insulation •Ferguson Enterprises Inc.

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SECOND FLOOR, MUDROOM & DECK ADDITIONS 1800 Pineview Street, Raleigh 27608 caudilldesigngroup.com rustycaudill52@gmail.com 919-793-6670

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The owners of this cottage were in dire need of space. The second floor of the Cape Cod style home was accessed by a very narrow and steep staircase and contained one space about 12 ft. wide with sloped ceilings on both sides and only about 7 ft. high in the center. It was barely functional as a play space. Caudill Design Group designed a 1,300 sq. ft. second floor addition with a large recreation room, two bedrooms, a full bath and a home office with a private upper deck. Construction required removing the roof and second floor, bringing the staircase up to code, constructing the new second floor and roof and adding two dormers, while keeping the character of the home intact. An exceptional laundry/ mudroom was also added leading to the updated outdoor living space.

The resulting home has 2,890 square feet with four bedrooms, three baths and plenty of room for the active family; but as important, the original home did not need to be demolished, reducing the cost of this home compared to numerous rebuilds in the neighborhood. Caudill Design Group also takes pride in retaining the 1940s character of the home.

DIRECTIONS From I-440 E/US-1 N, take Exit 4 for Wade Avenue toward Cameron Village/RDU. Turn right on Wade (toward Cameron Village). Use the right lane to take the Oberlin Road ramp to Cameron Village. Turn left on Oberlin. Turn right on Wilshire Avenue. Turn left on Pineview Street. Destination is on the right.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •1,327 sq. ft. second floor addition including rec room two bedrooms, one full bath and a study with private deck •Aesthetically pleasing twin dormers •Expanded outdoor entertaining space •New code-compliant staircase with custom LED lighting •Upgraded mudroom with added pantry and beverage refrigerator.

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KITCHEN, SUNROOM & DECK ADDITION 106 Magnolia Woods Drive, Cary 27518

wakeremodeling.com info@wakeremodeling.com 919-272-0048

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Our clients built their home in 1994. Over the years, their needs changed and it was time to do some updating, so they called Wake Remodeling. We listened to the clients and developed a plan to transform their home, inside and out, to the space of their dreams.

Our client is an exquisite cook, so we designed a kitchen to complement his skill. The kitchen features premium granite countertops and a gorgeous glass tile backsplash. It is simply stunning! The cabinetry is by Norcraft in antique white with a chocolate glaze and Cordova pulls that pop against the countertops. We also added a wet bar and half bathroom to make guests feel more at home.

We converted an underutilized deck off the master suite to a delightful sunroom featuring Forest Liana tile and slider windows to let in that fresh air and enjoy a relaxing afternoon. We also built a brand-new deck using Spiced Rum Trex decking for years of enjoyment and very low maintenance. We cordially invite you to be our guest to see the rest of the features!

DIRECTIONS From I-40, take Exit 293 and US-1 S to Tryon Road in Cary.

Take Exit 98A from US-1 S. Head southeast on I-40 E. Take Exit 293 for US-1 E/US-64 W toward Sanford. Take Exit 98A to merge on Tryon Road. Turn left on Regency Parkway, which turns into Ederlee Drive. Turn left on Penny Road, left onto Magnolia Woods Drive. Home is on the right — look for balloons and signs.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Bi-level composite Trex deck with Metal Estate balusters •Custom accessories galore in gourmet kitchen •Custom backsplash design •Custom wood vent mantel for hood exhaust •Oversized island with bar sink and wine fridge •Sunroom with sliding windows and heated wood plank tile floor system •Wet bar entertainment area HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •1st Choice Cabinetry •BMC •Byrd Tile Distributors

•Carolina Custom Kitchen & Bath •Triangle Tile & Stone

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A CHEF’S KITCHEN Homeowners can cook like experienced epicures by borrowing design details from commercial kitchens. From creating a well-run workflow in the kitchen to the use of commercial-grade appliances in homes, culinary upgrades are big “bon vivant” business, says National Kitchen and Bath Association’s Bill Darcy. “Cooking is a popular pastime, and the kitchen is the hub of the home,” Darcy says. “Professional kitchen elements bring a level of sophistication and a gourmet feeling to a residential space.”

When it comes to kitchen design, being on the cooking line is part of a homeowner’s lexicon. Whether there’s a long countertop or a free-standing island, a deliberately designed kitchen is essential to avoid accidents involving scalding or sharp items, says Adam Gibson, an NKBA-certified Kitchen and Bath Designer for 20 years.

THE ISLAND The days of appliances being tethered to

walls are over. A kitchen island can house a second sink, cooktop or dishwasher.

Dimensions of a kitchen island should be at least 4-feet-long by at least 2-feet-wide, but are often larger to proportionally fit a kitchen with an open floor plan.

“There is a certain amount of show that happens when you’re preparing a meal, especially when entertaining guests,” Gibson says. “When diners are able to watch chefs in an open restaurant kitchen, people only see the drama of cooking, not the dirty dishes.” To shield guests from spills and splatters, consider a dual-height island with a 42-inch-high raised counter, which comfortably accommodates stools, and a lower 36-inch-high work counter for stashing dirty dishes.

Also, the kitchen island should be surrounded by water sources. In addition to having a second sink for food preparation tasks, many larger kitchens have two

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“Some homeowners opt for a professional sprayer over a deep non-divided sink with a garbage disposal,” Gibson says. “If boiling pasta is something that happens regularly in your home, you might consider a pot filler which is plumbed into the wall above the range.” Gibson says faucets that switch on and off with a touch or waving motion are also becoming more popular in the home kitchen.

BRING THE HEAT AND CHILL OUT Elements of professional kitchen design are overlapping into the residential sector, and that is no more evident than in the appliances people buy. “High-grade ranges adapted for residential use take many design cues from commercial-grade ranges,” Darcy says. “Many designers are including built-in double ovens, freestanding ranges and tower wine storage in residential kitchens.”

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New technology in an induction cooktop heats liquids faster and is a more efficient way to control the temperature, Gibson says. Also, homeowners are also opting for the largest refrigerator and freezer they can, instead of having a second one stowed in the garage or basement.

Under-the-counter refrigerator drawers are also an organized way to store bottled beverages and allow people to serve themselves. An ancillary icemaker and wine refrigerator take cues from professional drink stations in restaurants.

CLEAN, AIRY QUALITIES With an open-plan kitchen, everything is on display, so it’s important to have no-fuss, no-mess surfaces, such as engineered quartz stone countertops, which are both durable and require little maintenance, Gibson says.

Also called e-stone or quartz countertops, engineered stone is a manufactured surface comprised mostly of quartz. The remaining ingredients include high-performance polymers, resins and pigments that are colorized for a monochromatic look or

made to mimic natural stone or concrete surfaces.

Engineered stone is nonporous, waterproof and stain-, heat- and scratch-resistant.

The surface of e-stone is smooth and can have a shiny or honed appearance.

Because it lacks surface holes, engineered stone does not support the growth of bacteria and doesn’t require sealing as natural stone does.

Removing smoke and cooking odors quickly and efficiently is the work of the range hood or a downdraft fan installed near the cooktop for ventilation. Backsplash tile near the range hood should be easy to clean up and wipe down.

While recessed can lights can be a kitchen standard, task lighting for food preparation or plating dishes is essential above an island. The use of simple pendants or under-cabinetry lighting is a bright idea when more illumination is required for the task at hand.

TWO-TOP OR TABLE FOR 10 Seating in an open kitchen is dictated by the home’s layout. People are tearing

down formal dining room walls and creating banquettes with comfortable seating that provide undivided, easy access to the kitchen, Gibson says.

“You don’t want your kitchen to feel industrial, so I like the warmth of wood underfoot in a kitchen, which is both easy to clean and a contrast to the use of cool colors and stainless steel,” Gibson says. “Creating places for people to sit and eat together is important, whether it’s for a larger group or small gathering at the kitchen island.”

AN EPICURE’S EQUIPMENT If a homeowner is investing in a kitchen that caters to the inner chef, it’s important to have cookware and utensils that match these delicious desires. But a kitchen and its cookware does not a chef make, Gibson warns. “It’s important to consult a design professional in the planning stages of a kitchen, before integrating more water sources and professional appliances with greater electrical and gas draws,” he says.

“You don’t have to have a professional topof-the-line kitchen to be able to cook like a top chef.”

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WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION, SECOND STORY ADDITION 2707 Peachtree Street, Raleigh 27608 archwoodbuilding.com mpowell@archwoodbuilding.com 919-829-5610

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Originally built in 1947, we transformed this singlestory cozy cottage into a two-story spacious home on Peachtree Street with all the latest amenities. The new second floor includes a luxurious master suite with vaulted ceilings in the bedroom and closets and a new master bathroom. Also on the new second floor are two new bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, a new laundry room and a living area and office space. The office space features a custom built-in desk with cabinet doors to close off the computer at the end of the workday. On the first floor, we added a separate living area with wet bar, guest bedroom and a new bathroom. New Andersen windows were installed throughout the home as well.

DIRECTIONS From Cary: Take I-440E/US-1 N to Exit 7 to merge on US-70 E/Glenwood Ave. Merge onto US-70 E/Glenwood Ave. Go 1.6 miles and turn right on Oberlin Road. Go .3 mile and turn right on Ashland Street. Go 341 feet and turn right on Peachtree Street. House is on the left.

From Points North/East: Take I440 W/US1 S to Exit 7A to merge on NC‐50 S/US‐70 E/Glenwood Ave. Go 1.7 miles and turn right on Oberlin Road. Go 0.3 mile and turn right on Ashland Street. Go 341 feet and turn right on Peachtree Street. House is on the left.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Three shower heads with body sprayers in master shower •6-ft. freestanding tub in master bath •Custom beams and custom built‐in desk in second floor family room •Custom oversized reclaimed wood island top •Heated tile floors and heated towel bar in master bath •French doors with phantom screens in dining area •SkyBell doorbell system •Vaulted ceiling in master closet with ladder system and custom drawers •Whole‐house stereo system HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Bond Roofing •Carolina Custom Kitchen & Bath •Evergreen Builder Solutions

•Pedro A. Jackson Electric •Services Unlimited of Raleigh •Vintage Shutters and Hardware

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KITCHEN REMODEL 3336 Ocotea Street, Raleigh 27607 woodwisedesign.com info@woodwisedesign.com 919-783-9330

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after The kitchen in this mid-century modern home was tired and dark. Preserving the period look and existing terrazzo floors while updating it was the challenge. Removing dark wood paneling and adding recessed lighting enhance the renovated space.

KraftMaid cherry cabinets in “Honey Spice” finish feature soft-close doors and drawers.

Granite countertops plus open shelves above a food prep sink provide an attractive, convenient cooking environment. The subtle color of the beautiful glass tile backsplash with feature tiles over the cooktop helps tie it all together. The result is a beautifully renovated mid-20th century home with 21st-century convenience.

DIRECTIONS From I-440 take Lake Boone Trail Exit 5.

Turn left on Lake Boone. Turn left on Ridge Road. Turn left on Ocotea Street. Home is on the right.

SPECIAL FEATURES •KraftMaid cabinets •Glass tile backsplash •Blanco composite sinks in “Truffle” •Large island with seating for five •Custom shelves above second prep sink •Bosch 2-gallon water heater under sink •Contemporary stainless-steel hood HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Interior Designer: Kathy Walker •Wood Wise Cabinetry

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ACCESSIBLE KITCHEN AND BATHROOM 109 Beckingham Loop, Cary 27519 qdcinc.com peggym@qdcinc.com 919-779-3964

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The barrier-free entrance to this home is the first indication of numerous adaptations made to transform a typical builder-grade home to accommodate the owner’s accessibility needs, while keeping it aesthetically pleasing.

Improvements include a barrier-free shower stall with a bench seat and a handheld shower head, comfort-height toilet, heated floor tile, roll-under vanity access and stylish grab bars that match other accessories.

Universal design principles were incorporated in the kitchen remodel, as well. The doorways were widened to allow easy access. The countertops are lower and the sink allows roll-under access. The garbage disposal is operated from a pneumatic button on the countertop.

Come inside to see the specialized personal touches added to this Del Webb active adult home, making it the owners’ home for life. They can continue to be active participants in their neighborhood in the community they love.

DIRECTIONS Take I-40 West to I-540. Take exit 66B from I-540 W toward Durham. Use any lane to turn right on NC-55 W; Use the left two lanes to turn left at O’Kelly Chapel Road.

Turn left on Yates Store Road and right at the second cross street on Weycroft Avenue. Turn left on Del Webb Avenue, right on Allforth Place, right on Beckingham Loop.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Showplace kitchen cabinets with a beaded inset Lexington door style, breathtaking Juperana Delicatus countertops •Elkay ADA sink with Badger garbage disposal •Showplace bathroom cabinets with Sonoma door style •Large format wall tile with hand-poured recycled glass •Manhattan glass tile with blue shimmer backing on backsplash •Moen 90 degree shower trims with stylish grab bars •Moen Motionsense Brantford faucet •Raised vanity cabinets topped with silver shimmer quartz •Roll under vanity access •Warmly Yours heated floor system •Whitewashed wood look Italian porcelain tile in kitchen HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Ferguson Enterpries •Majestic Kitchen •H20 Plumbing and Bath Creations •Sherwin-Williams •Traditions in Tile at Brier Creek

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KITCHEN, POWDER, MAIN FLOOR HARDWOODS 5724 Wild Orchid Trail, Raleigh 27613

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livingstonebuildingcompany.com info@livingstonebuildingcompany.com 919-263-1892

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before In this kitchen renovation, the client wanted to refocus a well-loved kitchen area into a space that was more open for the couples’ modern needs. As near empty nesters, a space that had previously served the family well, needed a new life and focus on entertaining guests.

The removal of a structural wall, lowering of a raised bar and knee wall, and brighter finishes took the kitchen from small and cozy to bright and welcoming. The more open plan allowed for a large central island to become the star of the kitchen with Calacatta Quartz lending a clean, classic look. Coordinating gray quartz on the perimeter and marble water-jet tiles over the cooktop bring in the on-trend aspects of current kitchen design without looking overly-trendy. A splash of cool color brightens up the breakfast nook, while the coordinating lighting keeps the space unified. The new space feels both elegant and inviting.

DIRECTIONS From Raleigh/Wake Forest, take 540 West to Exit 7 for Leesville Road. Turn right on Leesville Road. Turn right to stay on Norwood Road. Turn left on Victory Church Road, then right on Wild Orchid Trail.

SPECIAL FEATURES •15-inch deep upper cabinets •Blanco Silgranit sink in Truffle •Daltile One Quartz Calcutta Quartz (Island) •File storage in island •Hanstone Ajanta quartz (perimeter) •Lighted glass uppers in butler’s pantry •New taupe cabinet color •Waterjet marble tile feature in Fandangle.

HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Byrd Tile Distributors •Garner Appliance and Mattress

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WHOLE HOUSE AND ADDITION 1412 Dellwood Drive, Raleigh 27607 stuartjonescustomhomes.com stuart@stuartjonescustomhomes.com 919-782-5651

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From the beginning, the clients had a plan – find a house with a great location on a great lot and remodel in the future. The kitchen had been updated by the previous owner and the time for remodeling the rest of the house had come. Their future home was to include a new master bathroom, laundry room, two-car garage and a new Trex deck with a screened porch. The redesign provides great curb appeal features as well as upgraded materials. The home interior was redesigned to open up the foyer and enlarge the family room. On the first floor, the new addition includes a two-car garage, full bath and family drop zone. Upstairs the new space has a dedicated laundry room, bedroom and office.

The design was finalized and thorough specifications were documented to ensure that communication was clear and no detail was missed. Those specifications were then directly transferred to purchase orders with detailed checklists and plugged into a scheduling system. This process meant the renovation was completed in the shortest time possible, while keeping the highest quality of work.

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DIRECTIONS From I-440 Beltline, take the Wade Avenue exit toward downtown Raleigh. Take the first left on Ridge Road, the third right on Lewis Farm Road and first right on Dellwood Drive. Home is on the left at 1412.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Striking exterior transformation from 1970s to Craftsman •Enlarged master bath makes morning routines a breeze •Spacious family room accommodates gatherings •Inviting double door front entry to an enlarged foyer •Peaceful sunny office space for work-from-home days •Storage relief — from zero to two car garage solution!

•Perfect drop zone helps corral items for busy families •Dedicated laundry room vs. a closet!

•Handsome screened porch to savor a great back yard HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Builder’s First Source •BMC •Reico Kitchen & Bath •Engineering Tech Associates •Stonehenge Masonry Inc.

•Services Unlimited of Raleigh Inc. •Majestic Kitchen & Bath Creations •Guilford Plumbing Supply Inc. •Mosaic Tile Co.

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL 112 Summer Lakes Drive, Cary 27513 wallace@trendmarkinc.com 919-868-4545

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When purchasing this home in Preston Fairways, the owners knew that they would need to remodel to make it a home that would fit their lifestyle and accommodate their growing family.

While the house had plenty of square footage for their needs, they wanted to improve the function of the home and create inviting open areas for everyday enjoyment and entertaining.

After meeting with TrendMark to discuss the possibilities, we developed a plan to remodel the kitchen, family room and bathrooms and create a larger laundry room. We removed the wall separating the kitchen and family room to create an open concept floor plan. The new gourmet kitchen features modern custom wood stained cabinets, professional grade appliances and a large island with Calcutta Vintage Quartz with a waterfall edge design. The newly remodeled hall bathroom has a floating vanity, Carrara marble and a polished glass shower enclosure.

The new enlarged laundry room features custom cabinets, quartz countertops and glass tile backsplash.

The end result is a home they love and look forward to spending time with friends and family! Contact TrendMark to see what remodeling design options would make your house more functional and beautiful.

DIRECTIONS From I-40 take US-1 S/US-64 W. Continue on US-1 S. Use the right lane to take Exit 99 for Cary Pkwy. Keep right at the fork to continue toward SE Cary Pkwy. Turn right on SE Cary Parkway, left on High House Road, right on Summer Lakes Drive.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Two-story honed Brazil slate fireplace •Calcutta Vintage Quartz countertops with full height backsplash •Large island with waterfall edge design •Modern wood stained custom cabinets •New laundry room with custom cabinets •New open concept floor plan with wall removed •New staircase with wrought iron railing •Oak hardwood flooring throughout •Remodeled bathroom with Carrera marble tile HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Mosaic Tile Company •Wilkinson Plumbing Supply •BMC Remodelers Home Tour 2017 25

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL WITH ADDITIONS & DECK 4613 Gamelyn Walk, Raleigh 27612 ericwsmithbuilder.com esmith44@nc.rr.com 919-302-4738

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The homeowners of Gamelyn Walk originally contacted Eric W. Smith Builder Inc. to explore the possibilities of updating, toying with the idea of placing it on the market.

Together a plan was developed and the beckoning transformation has the owner staying!

First-floor walls were opened to unite the kitchen/eatin area to the family room. Expanding the family room with an addition met the need for ample gathering space.

French doors to the new expansive deck organically merge the interior living to outdoor living and the deck wraps back to the kitchen, where a new mudroom and pantry enhance the function of the fully remodeled kitchen. Beautiful and modern with a gas cooktop, it inspires healthy, creative cooking in a space that’s a joy to gather in.

Old hardwood floors were sanded and stained a warm walnut along with the new floors. Completing the downstairs, the powder room was elegantly refreshed. Carpet was replaced with hardwood on the stairs, upstairs hall and master bedroom.

Moving a wall in the master bath expanded the shower and, fully remodeled, it’s now a welcoming retreat. The hall and bonus baths are brand new too! Every surface boast timeless finishes in this welcoming home.

DIRECTIONS From Crabtree Valley Mall, go south on Edwards Mill Road, right on Duraleigh, left on Ebenezer Church, left on Touchstone Forest and left on Gamelyn Walk.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Converted electric cook surface to gas •Custom trim and built-ins •Fully painted exterior and interior •Interior selections by Missy Schoning •New HVAC •New landscaping •New roof and gutters •Overcame plumbing challenges to accommodate new design •Re-use/relocation of existing windows •Structural engineering for spacious rooms.

HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Absolute Stone •Casey Services HVAC •Splash Galleries Inc.

•Wilkinson Supply •Mosaic Tile •Byrd Tile

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WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION 106 S. Coslett Court, Cary 27513 corbettdesignbuild.com barry@corbettdesignbuild.com 919-845-7670

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This whole house renovation included the redesign of the first-floor layout with a new gorgeous kitchen, butler’s pantry and storage pantry. The laundry room was relocated to the second floor. New cabinets including bookcases and a wet bar were installed around the fireplace with a new surround.

The second floor layout was redesigned to include a laundry room and new bathroom, expanded guest bedroom with walk-in closet, new master bathroom layout with luxurious finishes and larger walk-in master closet.

Hardwood flooring was installed in all bedrooms and the second-floor family room. A new bathroom and wet bar were installed in the detached garage.

DIRECTIONS From Capital Boulevard, take I-440 W/US 1 South. Take Exit 99 for Cary Parkway. Keep right at the fork and turn right on SE Cary Parkway. Go about 5.3 miles to a left turn on Cedarpost Drive, then turn right on Legault Drive. Turn right on Schubauer Drive and right on S. Coslett Court to arrive at 106 S. Coslett Court.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Blue Ridge cabinetry with custom paint and glaze •Custom barn door for master bathroom •Custom shelving in pantry and master closet •Designer oval window in master bath •Large barrier-free master shower for two •Large custom island with seating and leathered granite countertop •Large second-floor laundry with lots of cabinets •New open layout with great entertaining space •Waterfall tile design in master shower.

HIGHLIGHTED VENDORS •Glass Depot •Professional Builder Supply

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WHOLE HOUSE REMODEL & ADDITIONS 8709 Murray Hill Drive, Raleigh 27615 vaughanbuilding.com billy@vaughanbuilding.com 919-365-5174

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Natural light floods the open spaces of this whole home renovation and addition. With a full kitchen remodel, two full bath remodels, a new laundry room, an expanded bedroom, bonus room and garage and an added covered porch, this 1980s home looks and feels brand new. The recently created functional room is beautifully displayed with the clean look of hardwood flooring, custom cabinetry and banks of windows making the transformed areas fresh and inviting. Come in the front door and see the new and old blend as you pass the opened staircase. Move through the expansive living areas to the spacious kitchen. From there, look through a wall of windows to the enticing covered porch.

The second floor features redesigns that enhance use and flow, as well as updated bathrooms with a blend of tile designs, new vanities and flooring. Don’t miss the laundry room with space to get work done. The project challenges — interior and exterior walls, halls and staircase that needed moving and behind-the-scenes technical issues — were met gracefully in this wonderful home.

DIRECTIONS From I-540, take Six Forks Rd. Exit 11, keep left for Six Forks Rd. South ramp and turn left on Six Forks. Turn right on Strickland, left on Windjammer. Take third right on Snow Wind to first right on Mariner Dr. First left on Lodestar Dr. Second left on Murray Hill Dr. OR: From NC-50 Exit 9 toward Raleigh/ Creedmoor Rd,. turn left on NC-50/Creedmoor Rd. Make a U-turn at Morgan’s Way on Creedmoor Rd./NC 50. Take the first right on Lodestar Road. Turn right on Murray Hill Drive.

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SPECIAL FEATURES •Amazing kitchen and bath transformations •Banks of windows and abundant natural light •Cathedral porch with basket weave pavers •Expanded functionality and openess •First and second story additions •Formerly walled staircase opened •Laundry with ample work and storage space •Massive island with natural marble look •Removal of 18-ft. exterior wall section •Space-efficient, hand-crafted cabinets.

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Every year, the Remodelers Council of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County holds their STAR Awards, a program designed to spotlight the area’s top remodeling projects in various categories. Congratulations to all of the 2016 STAR winners - many of which are featured in this Home Tour - and look for the 2017 winners to be announced in August!

REMODELER OF THE YEAR Peggy Mackowski, Quality Design & Construction

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ASSOCIATE OF THE YEAR Lee Rothstein, Kitchen & Bath Galleries

Andrew Roby, Inc. | www.andrewroby.com

Best Basement Over $150,000

Complete Construction Co.| www.completeconstructionco.com

Best Attic Under $75,000

Best Historic Remodel Over $500,000

Best Outdoor Living/Deck/Gazebo Over $500,000

Best Selection Interior Over $25,000, Best Room Addition Over $100,000 Best Room Renovation Over $50,000, Best Attic Over $75,000

Distinctive Remodeling |www.distinctiveremodeling.com EMK Construction | www.emkconstructioninc.com

Quality Design & Construction| www.qdcinc.com

Best Outdoor Living/Deck/Gazebo $75,000-$90,000

Best Whole House $300,000-$400,000

Noble Renovation | www.noblerenovation.com

Paragon Building Group|www.paragonbuildinggroup.com The Renovation Specialists | www.renovationspecs.com

Best Screened Porch Over $150,000

Best Bathroom $40,000-$50,000 Best Outdoor Living/Deck/Gazebo $150,000-$200,000

Rock Creek Builders| www.rockcreekbuildersnc.com Best Light Commercial Over $500,000

Best Kitchen Over $90,000

Best Universal Design Under $50,000, Best Screened Porch $70,000-$80,000 Best Room Addition $50,000-$100,000

Best Kitchen $40,000-$50,000

Best Universal Design Over $50,000

Best Historic Remodel Under $150,000

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Best Historic Remodel $300,000-$400,000 Best Bathroom Over $50,000 Best Screened Porch $80,000-$100,000

Best Outdoor Living/Deck/Gazebo Under $15,000 Best Select Interior Under $25,000, Best Kitchen $50,000-$60,000 Best Whole House Under $100,000

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Best Whole House $100,000-$150,000

Best Kitchen $60,000-$70,000

ASSOCIATE STAR AWARD Gail Taylor, Rainbow Home Interiors

Best Bathroom $29,000-$39,000

Best Sunroom, Best Bathroom Under $25,000 Best Room Addition Under $50,000 Best Whole House $200,000-$300,000 Best Room Renovation Under $50,000

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