Stair ReCrafting Jobs
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This was a carpeted foyer staircase in Fairfax, VA that had both open and box treads and a white porch railing system with a goofy handrail configuration. The stairway has been transformed with the addition of a new double bullnose, double volute fittings, white balusters, and S-fittings for the handrail so that it forms a continuous line on both sides of the staircase. The color options chosen for this stair was an Oak hardwood tread in a Cherry Spice finish with White Risers.
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This was another carpeted foyer staircase that had black metal porch railing going up the stairs. The stairway has been transformed with the additon of a new bowed bullnose and a volute (not pictured).
The stairway consisted of 3 Open Treads, 3 Open Winder Treads, 6 Box Treads, 1 Landing Tread, and 1 Bullnose. The stairway was finished in solid Oak hardwood. The tread color finish was Natural Red Oak and the risers were white.
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This job was a ReCraft of a 3 Level Townhome in Vienna, VA. There were a total of 23 Box Treads and 2 Landings. The carpeted stair was recrafted with Oak hardwood in a Gunstock finish. The installation took a total of 1 day.
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This was a typical 10 tread carpeted box stair with a bullnose and landing that was transformed in through Signature's ReCrafting process. We added a bowed bullnose, a new newel, balusters, and handrail with an S-fitting, creating a continuous handrail piece. The owners also decided to have their second floor hallway ReCrafted to create a finished look for their house and matched the stairway. The stairway was ReCrafted in Oak Sunset with White Risers and White Balusters.
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This was actually a two-stairway ReCrafting job - both the main stair as well as the basement stair. There were a few railing adjustments also made, most notably, the install of the new S-fittings to create a continuous over-the-post handrail system. Both stairways received our bullnose/volute/railing package, with the main stairway being outfitted with a double bullnose and 2 volutes. Both stairways were ReCrafted in Oak Honey.
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This was a curved carpeted staircase in Leesburg, VA. The owners of the house had builder-grade balusters that had been chewed on by the family dog and so they wanted to have all the railing replaced as well. The stair treads and risers were recrafted in Oak Natural and the railing system upgraded to an iron railing system with a single basket baluster alternated with 2 single twist balusters.
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This was a ReCrafting project for a carpeted foyer staircase in Manassas, VA that had a double bullnose, 13 box treads, and 1 landing tread. Installation of our ReCrafting product took 1 day. Stairway was finished with Oak Hardwood in a Golden Harvest stain.
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This was a Stair ReCrafting project of a carpeted foyer stair that included a minor railing replacement and a complete bullnose replacement. The old bullnose was replaced with a bowed bullnose and a volute was added as part of the railing, completely transforming the look of the foyer. The rest of the treads and risers were recrafted with Oak in Spice Finish. Install of the project took one day.
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This project was a recrafting of both the main and basement staircases into solid hardwood Oak treads in a Hazelnut finish. New railing was also added for both staircases.
The main staircase received a new volute and an over-the-post railing system. There were 8 box treads, 2 winder treads, 1 open tread, and 1 bullnose tread that were recrafted in solid Oak. Wainscotting going up the right side of the staircase was also added, finishing off the new sophisticated look of the staircase.
The basement staircase consisted of 10 box treads and 2 winder treads that were recrafted in solid Oak with a Hazelnut finish. The railing system that was added was a small over-the-post system that sat upon a new 8" plate.
The last part of the project was the recrafting of the upstairs hallway to match the new main staircase. The length of the hallway was 72 square feet with 4 doorway thresholds.
The total project took about 2 days to install.
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This house in Woodbridge, VA originally had a 13 rise carpeted curved staircase. Signature WoodCrafters recrafted the curved stairway with solid hardwood oak treads, white risers, and new white balusters. The existing handrail was kept and used in the recraft.
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This project was a conversion of a carpeted foyer 14 rise stair, with 9 box treads, 4 winder treads, and 1 bullnose into a solid hardwood stairway. The railing system was also a post-to-post system with builder-grade balusters. The stair and rails were ReCrafted in Oak with a Hazelnut finish. The railing system was converted to an over-the-post railing system with upgraded balusters and handrail.
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Kitchen Remodeling Jobs
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The original design of the kitchen was a typical condo unit, laminate countertops and cabinetry. New granite countertops in Blue Pearl color were added, as well as design enhancements to improve storage capacity in the drawer base cabinetry and pantry cabinet. The kitchen was redone in a solid maple raised panel cabinetry style, crown molding, stainless hardware and appliances. Kitchen install took two days and granite install one day.
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This kitchen was a complete replacement project for us. We installed new maple raised panel doors, added an island, and installed new granite, level 4 countertops. New crown moulding, raised end panels, chrome hardware, and undermount sink was also added to the kitchen.
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Built-in Cabinetry Jobs
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Fourteen years ago, Signature Companies (the parent company of Signature WoodCrafters) originally installed the Wellborn pickled Maple cabinets that were in this kitchen. The current owners of the house wanted to update the kitchen as well as change a knee wall into a piece of custom built-in cabinetry.
The new kitchen cabinets that are on the outside perimeter are Classic II Natural Maple with a black glaze. The island cabinetry were recrafted in Classic II Ebony Maple. Crown moulding was also added to the perimeter wall cabinets. Granite Level 4 countertops were also added.
The entire project took less than a week to install.
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Kitchen ReCrafting Jobs
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View our Signature Installers ReCraft a part of one of the recent kitchens we completed.
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This was the first kitchen that we recrafted. The original kitchen was 14 years old with standard flat panel oak cabinets, white laminate countertops, a drop-in sink. The layout of the kitchen remained the same, with the only additional change coming in the form of a new built-in cabinetry piece where a butler's rack had existed before. The cabinet selection was a Classic II Raised Panel Natural Maple door style with a brown glaze. Crown moulding with a bead detail. Decorative raised end panels were also applied to exposed ends. The Granite chosen was Baltic Brown. The drawer boxes were also replaced with a solid hardwood continuous dove-tail undermount Blum-Motion box.
In the ReCrafting process, all doors and drawer fronts are replaced and the exterior face frames are covered with a 1/4" detailed molding. The interior face frame is covered with a veneer laminate tape that matches the new doors and drawers. All the doors, drawers, & frame materials are made of solid hardwood.
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The original design of the kitchen included Partial Overlay Solid Oak doors that had been stained by the homeowner, laminate "wood" countertops and an overmount sink. Signature WoodCrafters recrafted the kitchen in Full Overlay Cherry Flat Panel doors and drawers with a Fruitwood Stain. The drawers were also changed to solid hardwood continuous dovetail joint boxes. The countertops were transformed into solid granite tops in the Juparana Persa color and a stainless steel undermount sink. New hardware was also supplied. Installation of the job took 2 days.
Often, the original layout of a kitchen can end up having major design flaws, such as a drawer front running into a stove handle, rendering the drawer practically unusable. Signature WoodCrafters ability to innovate offers homeowners unique design solutions that no one else can provide. Please take a look at the series of pictures that demonstrates our newest design innovation that accommodates for the original poor design!
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This kitchen is a 4-5 year old home. The new homeowner had already replaced their countertops with granite tops, and had a carpenter extend the island so that the countertop would be deeper. They were not happy with the natural maple color or door style of the existing kitchen and wanted something more formal. We recrafted in a full overlay medium tone maple raised panel door with a black glazing. We added tall crown molding and used a black rope inset to coordinate with the glazing. The homeowner also replaced their stainless refrigerator with a new black refrigerator which accepted custom appliance panels to match the cabinetry. The new island area was wrapped in solid raised panel wainscoting on the sides, beaded panel and corbels on the back to create a more furniture finish. All exposed cabinet ends received a raised panel side, also adding to the overall finished look.
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Fourteen years ago, Signature Companies (the parent company of Signature WoodCrafters) originally installed the Wellborn pickled Maple cabinets that were in this kitchen. The current owners of the house wanted to update the kitchen as well as change a knee wall into a piece of custom built-in cabinetry.
The new kitchen cabinets that are on the outside perimeter are Classic II Natural Maple with a black glaze. The island cabinetry were recrafted in Classic II Ebony Maple. Crown moulding was also added to the perimeter wall cabinets. Granite Level 4 countertops were also added.
The entire project took less than a week to install.
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12 Year old kitchen with pickled oak cabinetry recrafted with full overlay raised panel cherry natureal cabinetry. Laminate countertops were replaced by the homeowner with granite countertops. "What not" shelves on either side of the window were replaced with angle wall cabinets with matching finished interiors, adjustable shelves and glass doors.
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The existing kitchen in this house had your traditional white particle board base stock cabinets that you can find at a Home Depot or Lowe's. Signature WoodCrafters dramatically changed the look of the kitchen and enhanced the value of the home by recrafting the kitchen in a Classic II Oak Flat Panel doors and drawers. The countertops were also replaced with new Corian countertops, exclusively manufactured by Signature Companies.
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This job took the existing 1950s original cabinetry installed in the house and recrafted the layout with Classic Flat Panel Oak doors, new undermount, continuous dovetail joint drawers, new Corian countertops and new crown moulding to polish off and modernize the look of the new kitchen. The result is a brand-new modern kitchen that will enhance the value of the home, as well as the look of the house!
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Rail ReCrafting Jobs
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This was a curved carpeted staircase in Leesburg, VA. The owners of the house had builder-grade balusters that had been chewed on by the family dog and so they wanted to have all the railing replaced as well. The stair treads and risers were recrafted in Oak Natural and the railing system upgraded to an iron railing system with a single basket baluster alternated with 2 single twist balusters.
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This project was a conversion of a carpeted foyer 14 rise stair, with 9 box treads, 4 winder treads, and 1 bullnose into a solid hardwood stairway. The railing system was also a post-to-post system with builder-grade balusters. The stair and rails were ReCrafted in Oak with a Hazelnut finish. The railing system was converted to an over-the-post railing system with upgraded balusters and handrail.
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This was a carpeted foyer staircase in Fairfax, VA that had both open and box treads and a white porch railing system with a goofy handrail configuration. The stairway has been transformed with the addition of a new double bullnose, double volute fittings, white balusters, and S-fittings for the handrail so that it forms a continuous line on both sides of the staircase. The color options chosen for this stair was an Oak hardwood tread in a Cherry Spice finish with White Risers.
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This was another carpeted foyer staircase that had black metal porch railing going up the stairs. The stairway has been transformed with the additon of a new bowed bullnose and a volute (not pictured).
The stairway consisted of 3 Open Treads, 3 Open Winder Treads, 6 Box Treads, 1 Landing Tread, and 1 Bullnose. The stairway was finished in solid Oak hardwood. The tread color finish was Natural Red Oak and the risers were white.
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This project was a recrafting of both the main and basement staircases into solid hardwood Oak treads in a Hazelnut finish. New railing was also added for both staircases.
The main staircase received a new volute and an over-the-post railing system. There were 8 box treads, 2 winder treads, 1 open tread, and 1 bullnose tread that were recrafted in solid Oak. Wainscotting going up the right side of the staircase was also added, finishing off the new sophisticated look of the staircase.
The basement staircase consisted of 10 box treads and 2 winder treads that were recrafted in solid Oak with a Hazelnut finish. The railing system that was added was a small over-the-post system that sat upon a new 8" plate.
The last part of the project was the recrafting of the upstairs hallway to match the new main staircase. The length of the hallway was 72 square feet with 4 doorway thresholds.
The total project took about 2 days to install.
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