Remodeling
Photos of a bathroom and a finished kitchen.
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A kitchen mid-remodel, a closet before and after, paneling, tile and a pair of entry doors. Tap any photo to see it larger; more of the work is on each service page.
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Each service page shows its own jobs, so the pictures sit next to the explanation of the work.
Photos of a bathroom and a finished kitchen.
See remodelingPhotos of an arched window and a covered porch.
See paintingPhotos of a sunroom and a coffered ceiling.
See drywallPhotos of a new privacy fence and a fence replacement.
See framingPhotos of built-in bunk beds and a media wall.
See custom carpentryPhotos of roof work at the gutter line.
See roofingPhotos of a wide-plank floor under built-ins.
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Yes. Every photo in the portfolio and in the galleries on the service pages comes from C&A Home Improvements’ own jobs and was first published on the company’s earlier website. A few pictures elsewhere on the site, such as two home-page service cards and the service-area page, are illustrations instead.
Each service page carries its own: bathrooms and a kitchen on remodeling, fences on framing, bunk beds and a media wall on custom carpentry, a sunroom and a coffered ceiling on drywall, a porch and an arched window on painting. Newer jobs go up on C&A’s Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Usually, yes. A lot of custom carpentry starts that way, and the company describes its trim and shelving work as any project you have in mind. Send the picture with the estimate request along with the room’s measurements, and Cruz can tell you what it would take in your house.
Everything from one closet to a whole house. This page has a single reach-in closet and a paneled entry wall, the remodeling page has full kitchen and bathroom renovations, and the home page shows a house under construction. Reviewers add stairs, decks, doors and a ceiling fan.
Tell us what you have in mind. Cruz will set up a time to look at it and give you a free estimate.