What does C&A remodel?
Bathrooms, kitchens and whole rooms. C&A lists itself as a remodeling contractor for residential and commercial work, and its own trades cover most of what a remodel touches: framers move or add walls, drywall hangers and finishers close them up, carpenters handle trim and built-ins, flooring installers put down tile or plank, and painters finish the room.
Bathroom remodels
The bathrooms in C&A’s photos run from a powder room with a penny tile floor and black wainscoting, on the home page, to a full bath with a walk-in tile shower behind a glass door. The one below pairs a pedestal sink with a shell-framed mirror.
Tile is where a bathroom’s budget moves the most. Penny tile and small mosaics take longer to set and grout than large-format tile, and a walk-in shower needs its floor sloped to the drain. Those are the choices worth settling at the estimate, before anything is ordered.
Kitchen remodels
The kitchen below got a center island, pendant lights hung over it and new cabinets. The portfolio has a kitchen photographed mid-install, with the cabinets going in.
A kitchen usually needs every trade on the list: walls opened and patched, new drywall, trim, a floor that meets the cabinets cleanly, and paint at the end.
Licensing on Nashville remodels
In Davidson County, Tennessee requires a Home Improvement license for residential remodeling jobs between $3,000 and $24,999, and a full contractor’s license above that (Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance). C&A Home Improvements is licensed and insured; ask for the license details with your estimate.
What customers say about the process
Lori B.’s Google review is tagged remodeling and exterior painting, and what it singles out is the way Cruz explained next steps and kept checking that the job matched what the homeowner had in mind. The full review is on the reviews page.