Premier Kitchen & Bath Offers Full-Service Basement Remodeling to Park Ridge, IL, Homeowners

Apr 6, 2023

April 06, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling is offering its full-service home remodeling and renovation services to homeowners in Park Ridge, IL, and the rest of the Greater Chicago area.

Basement remodels are an attractive option for those looking to make better use of their living space without adding any extensions to the house, which is often impossible due to local zoning laws. One of the most significant benefits of a basement remodel is the flexibility offered by the unfinished and underutilized space that can be molded and reshaped for any purpose that the homeowner sees fit. Basement remodels also offer the chance to increase the home’s energy efficiency as poorly insulated underground areas are a major source of heat loss and high energy bills.

“With a basement remodel, Chicago homeowners get to benefit from added square footage and versatility,” says the spokesperson for Premier Kitchen & Bath. “You can turn your basement into a playroom for the kids, set up a home theater system, furnish a guest room for spending time with friends and family, create a home office, or even redesign it completely based on your cherished hobbies. Moreover, when you put it up for sale, you will find that buyers will be extremely interested in purchasing a home that offers extra space compared to equivalent competitive properties. You can expect to get back up to 75% of your basement remodeling investment. If the prospect of a basement remodel excites you, note these directions to Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling. Visit us today to get started!”

Premier Kitchen & Bath got its start over 35 years ago and has since racked up an impressive portfolio of over 1700 completed projects for homeowners in Chicago. To date, the Certified Remodeling Company specializing in Residential Home Remodeling has delivered over 680 kitchen remodels, 640 bathroom remodels, and 370 basement remodels. Rated at an A+ by the Better Business Bureau, Premier Kitchen & Bath is fully licensed, bonded, and insured to offer remodeling services in Illinois.

Some of the perks of hiring and working with Premier Kitchen & Bath include its three-year workmanship and labor warranty, much higher than the industry standard one-year warranties, and its assurance of only working with materials and products from the best manufacturers. The company only partners with trusted brand names such as Floor & Décor, Kohler, Sterling, Kraus, LifeProof, Quartz, and more.

Chicago homeowners are urged to visit the company’s website and view the extensive gallery of the work Premier Kitchen & Bath has done for its clients in the past. To read about what its customers have to say about its services, readers can visit its Google Business Profile where it has a perfect 5.0 out of 5.0 overall rating from over 50 reviews. Customers praise the workmanship of the company’s professional crew, the meticulous attention to detail in everything they do, and the helpful customer service that is ready and available to answer all questions.

One satisfied homeowner writes in their 5-star review, “Premier Home Improvements handled all the permitting, scheduling of the professionals doing the work, as well as coordinating inspections. All who entered our home were courteous, knowledgeable, and very cognizant of our time since we were working from home during the refurbishment. The quality of workmanship is outstanding. The attention to detail from extra blocking behind the towel bars, shower bars, and shower seat to the meticulous care in laying the tile and mounting the cabinets and vanity is fabulous.”

Another customer says, “We are ecstatic with how the bathroom and kitchen remodeling of our new house turned out! The entire process was effortless, thanks to the outstanding service they provided. Whenever we had difficulty contacting someone, they made sure to come to our rescue in no time. By the end of it all, everything had been finalized and now there is no denying that this house looks magnificent!”

Readers looking for the best basement remodeling Park Ridge, IL, has to offer can contact Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling at (847) 469-9716 or write to it at [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

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For more information about Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, contact the company here:

Premier Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Vince
(847) 584-1420
[email protected]
7125 W. Gunnison suite #211
Harwood Heights, IL 60706

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