If you can’t tell what we did here, that means we did our job extremely well. The whole front stucco portion of this home had to be replaced due to structural failure and water penetration issues. It’s now as good as new –– maybe better!
Bathrooms
September 23, 2010 By
This new bathroom is unique. J.K.Best custom built all wood cabinets that included self-closing dove tail drawers, a cherry finish, and satin nickel knobs. We used a Carrera™ marble vanity top with white under mount sinks, pottery barn chrome faucets, and a marble tile floor.
Bathrooms
September 23, 2010 By
Here’s another example of our handiwork and attention to detail in a bathroom shower. We used white subway tile, constructed built-in corner shelves, and topped it all off with glass black trim tiles.
Roofing
September 23, 2010 By
For this Loveland roof, we replaced 12 4-foot by 8-foot boards and repaired half a dozen broken trusses, and installed an ice and water shield membrane around perimeter of roof, at chimney, and at the valleys with a 30-year shingle. It’s the right way to do things.
Kitchens
September 11, 2010 By
Sorry you couldn’t see the kitchen before we arrived on the job. The quartz counter top with white Subway tile backsplash and glass trim tile makes for a dramatic look. A heavy 16-gauge stainless under-mount sink with a stainless pull-out faucet makes for a utilitarian kitchen work area.
Concrete Driveway
September 11, 2010 By
Here’s a new concrete driveway with a paver boarder done the J.K.Best “best practices” way.
We used 6-inch fiber enhanced concrete reinforced with rebar. For an economical upgrade see this brick paver boarder.
We’re able to do stamped concrete, colored concrete, and paver stones for all your outdoor living projects.
Roofing
September 11, 2010 By
National roofing companies advertise all kinds of “deals.” For the most part, these are great deals for the companies, but not such a great deal for Loveland homeowners.
J.K.Best chooses not to compete in this mass of advertising that is all price driven at the expense of a roof done properly. So we follow all the “best practices” for roofing.
That means we always remove all existing layers of shingles and investigate the roof deck. As needed, we replace any bad boards. Next, we always use a 30-pound felt paper… because we don’t want to skimp on anything.
Then, we always install ice/water shields at the roof perimeter and at any cavities in the roof to prevent damage as a result of ice or water.
We replace flashing, install gutter aprons to prevent water penetration behind the gutter, and we always use 30-year dimensional shingles.
The funny part is that to do it right — the J.K.Best way — really doesn’t cost that much more. Before you start a roofing project, give us a call. We’ll teach you how to keep your roofing company honest!
Bathrooms
September 11, 2010 By
This is a classic design for a shower in a small bathroom… such as a basements or hallway. We used a Subway tile with a Travertine trim piece, corner shelves, and a built-in niche for shampoo bottles. J.K.Best recommended and used the best of Moen faucets because of the wide assortment of designs and their lifetime warranty on all their fixtures.
CUSTOM BUILT-INS
September 11, 2010 By
The homeowner asked, “Whatever will we do with this wasted space?” They were referring to unused space under basement steps. We recommended a study desk with room for a computer. It turned out to be a great use of the space and was the crowning touch to finish the entire basement remodeling project.
Bathrooms
September 6, 2010 By
Formerly a laundry room, our client’s home remodeling “wish list” called for remodeling the laundry room into a hall bathroom. We used beadboard walls with a large chair rail that could be used as a shelf or a standalone accent piece and a Euro design vanity and sink that allowed for maximizing square footage in a small space.
