Before — Condition at Start of Project
Before
Kitchen — Gut Demo
Cabinets stripped, plumbing exposed, concrete slab. Starting from zero.
Before
Bathroom — Structural Demo
Tile removed, walls opened to studs, plumbing rough-in exposed.
A tenant-damaged single-family home in Woodbridge, Virginia — completely rebuilt from the studs out. New kitchen, two bathrooms, LVP flooring throughout, crown molding, recessed lighting, and leveled floors on both concrete slab and plywood subfloor.
The property came to us in rough condition — tenant-damaged throughout, with the kitchen stripped to studs, bathrooms gutted, flooring torn out, and walls bearing the evidence of years of deferred maintenance.
The owner needed a contractor who could manage the full scope — from structural floor leveling to finish carpentry — with one point of contact and a clear timeline. That's exactly what we delivered.
Tenant damage had left the home in worse condition than it appeared. The kitchen was stripped to studs with plumbing exposed. Both bathrooms needed complete demolition. Flooring was pulled throughout, revealing uneven concrete slab on the first floor and warped plywood subfloor upstairs.
The floors required leveling before any LVP could be installed — a critical step that is easy to underprice. We scoped it correctly from the start.
A fully renovated home — every surface addressed, every system updated, every finish detail executed cleanly. The property photographed beautifully and was move-in ready on schedule.
This is the standard we hold ourselves to on every project, regardless of size.
Concrete slab on the first floor, plywood subfloor upstairs — both required leveling before LVP installation. We assessed, scoped, and executed both correctly.
Kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, millwork, lighting — all coordinated through JB Design and Renovations. One timeline, one point of contact, no trade confusion.
Investment properties often get value-engineered into mediocrity. This owner wanted quality that would hold up. We delivered finishes that photographed like a luxury renovation.
Cabinets stripped, plumbing exposed, concrete slab. Starting from zero.
Tile removed, walls opened to studs, plumbing rough-in exposed.
White shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, marble-look backsplash, stainless GE appliance suite.
New bay window bringing natural light into the kitchen. Marble backsplash and quartz counters throughout.
Full marble tile surround, recessed shower lighting, brushed nickel fixtures.
Complete rebuild — new tile shower surround, white shaker vanity, marble countertop, updated fixtures.
Clean white vanity with quartz top, modern chrome fixture, framed mirror.
LVP treads on stairs, white risers, fresh paint, recessed lighting throughout the hall.
New French doors to rear yard, crown molding, recessed lighting, LVP flooring throughout.
Crown molding, recessed lighting, LVP throughout. Floors leveled on concrete slab before installation.
LVP stair treads, painted white risers, refinished railing. Every surface addressed.
Master walk-in closet built out with shelving and LVP flooring throughout.
A flood-damaged single-family home in Dumfries, Virginia — fully rebuilt across all three levels. Kitchen, three bathrooms, LVP throughout, new HVAC, new deck and patio, and complete flood remediation from basement to finish.
A 3-level single-family home in Dumfries, Virginia — flooded basement, water-damaged walls, and dated finishes throughout. We handled the full restoration: flood remediation, new HVAC, complete kitchen and three bathroom rebuilds, LVP on every level including stairs, and a new deck and patio.
This home came to us after significant flood damage to the basement — walls cut open, insulation destroyed, and subfloor compromised. Combined with outdated finishes throughout all three levels, the owner needed a contractor who could manage both the insurance restoration scope and a full cosmetic renovation under one roof.
We coordinated everything from flood remediation to final finishes, with one point of contact and a clear timeline throughout.
The basement flood had caused hidden damage behind walls and under flooring — the kind that gets missed when only what's visible gets repaired. We opened everything up, confirmed the full extent of damage, and remediated correctly before any rebuild began.
Coordinating insurance restoration alongside a full cosmetic renovation across three levels required careful sequencing — mechanical and structural work first, finishes last, no shortcuts.
A fully transformed home from basement to roofline. New HVAC, new kitchen, three new bathrooms, LVP on every level, fresh paint and baseboards throughout, and a new outdoor living space — photographed and move-in ready.
Flood remediation and a top-to-bottom cosmetic renovation happening simultaneously. We managed both scopes, keeping the restoration properly documented while the renovation moved forward on schedule.
Kitchen, three bathrooms, all flooring, HVAC, lighting, paint, baseboards, deck, patio — coordinated across three full levels with one timeline and one point of contact.
Flood damage rarely stays where you can see it. We opened the walls, confirmed the full scope, and remediated before rebuilding — the right approach, even when it takes longer.
Dated cabinets partially painted, old countertops, no backsplash. Ready for a full update.
Walls opened to studs, insulation destroyed, concrete slab exposed. Remediation before any rebuild.
Hidden water damage required opening walls throughout to confirm full extent before rebuilding.
Severe water damage behind the tile. Subfloor and framing compromised — full demo required.
Bathroom stripped to studs. Tub removed, tile demolished, plumbing rough-in exposed.
Worn carpet, dated lighting fixture, no recessed lighting. Ready for LVP and a full lighting package.
Flooring removed revealing raw OSB subfloor. New LVP installed throughout closet with new lighting.
Builder-grade oak vanity, globe lights, cultured marble top. Completely rebuilt with modern finishes.
Outdated shower enclosure, open walls from flood remediation. Fully rebuilt with subway tile and modern fixtures.
New LVP throughout, recessed lighting, LVP stair treads. Clean and bright from the moment you walk in.
Painted cabinets, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, all new stainless appliances.
All new GE stainless appliances, under-cabinet lighting illuminating the subway tile backsplash.
New refrigerator, range, and microwave. Granite counters and subway tile throughout.
Open floor plan — kitchen island looking into living room with fireplace, recessed lighting, and new LVP throughout.
New LVP, recessed lighting, updated fireplace surround. Open to deck via rear door.
Recessed lighting package throughout, new LVP, fresh paint, modern baseboards. Completely transformed.
Expansive open floor plan with LVP flooring, recessed lighting, and staircase to upper level.
LVP stair treads and landing, fresh paint, recessed lighting. Flooring continuous across all three levels.
Soaking tub with marble-look tile surround, frameless glass walk-in shower, vanity with matte black fixtures.
New double vanity with marble-look countertop, round black-framed mirrors, matte black fixtures and lighting.
New white vanity, black-framed mirror, matte black faucet and lighting. Fully rebuilt top to bottom.
Marble-look large-format tile surround with built-in niche. Clean, modern finish throughout.
New white vanity, matte black fixtures, subway tile walk-in shower with frameless glass door. Rebuilt from studs.
Floor-to-ceiling subway tile with black grout, built-in niche, matte black rain head and controls.
New LVP flooring, fresh paint, shelving throughout. Clean and functional from floor to ceiling.
Fully finished basement bedroom — new LVP, recessed lighting, modern baseboards and fresh paint.
New elevated deck with cable railing, gravel patio below with pergola framing, and pressure-washed exterior.
Free consultation. Detailed written estimate. One contractor from demo to final walkthrough. Serving Woodbridge, Lake Ridge, Dale City, and all of Northern Virginia.