Howell is next door — roughly fifteen minutes from our Jackson base — and its housing stock is a remodeler's core work: solid colonials and split-levels from the eighties and nineties whose original kitchens, bathrooms and roofs are all reaching the end of their first life at once.
That vintage rewards doing things in the right order. A Howell kitchen usually wants its layout rethought, not just refaced; a bathroom of that age needs the waterproofing done properly before new tile goes on; and a thirty-year-old roof is a candidate for replacement rather than another patch.
Nineties kitchens, rebuilt
Original oak-and-laminate kitchens opened up and rebuilt — cabinets, counters, lighting and the walls between them where the layout wants it.
Bathrooms waterproofed first
Thirty-year-old baths stripped to the studs, membraned and tiled in the order that keeps them dry.
Roofs at end of life
Tear-off, deck repair, and a rebuilt system — underlayment, ice shield, flashing, shingle — for roofs on their original shingles.
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