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I bought this property during one of the coldest winters on record for Austin; the weather and contractors presented numerous challenges. My original plan was to complete this remodel from start to finish in 1 month. I was on track to complete the remodel in 1 month, however, the stained concrete floors turned out to be a huge undertaking. Once the floors were completed, progress resumed and the remodel was complete 1 month later for a 2 month total rennovation time. Between my IBM job, my real estate job, and the remodel, I was truely delighted to complete this project. Some of the updates include: new exterior deck, new air ducts, new paint, 2 new windows, new shower, new glass block window, new toilets, new plumbing, new vanitys, new roof, tree felling, tons of gravel removel, new electrical wiring and switches, new sun tube, new kitchen sink, 5 1/4" baseboards, and last but not least, shiny new concrete stained floors. Enjoy the pics.

Before: Dining, dark and dreary
After: Dining with new window and lighting.
Before: View to kitchen
After: View to kitchen, notice the cutout in the wall to open the kitchen?
Before: Living with tiny window.
After: Living with new huge picture window.
After: Shiny new stained concrete.
After: Living with new designer paint.
After: Picture window adds lots of natural light.
Before: Entryway.
After: Entryway now greets guests.
Before: This hallway is depressing.
After: New hallway invites you to the rest of the home.
Before: Master sink.
Before: Master shower with leaking valves.
After: Master bath with new hardware.
Before: Bedrooms were all extremely dirty and soiled.
Before: Bedrooms with black "stuff" on carpets.
After: Bedrooms now clean and bright.
After: Master bedroom with accent wall.
After: Bedroom floors are beautiful!
After: Bedrooms with new paint and hardware.
Before: Guest bath with ugly plastic shower and window.
New piping and valves in guest bath. See the niche framing?
Be careful before you hammer or cut through a shower wall.
Kerdi waterproofing. New glass block window with vent.
They call those dots "strawberries" and they hurt like no other! Mortar will do that to you!
After: Guest bath with new tile, glass block window, and hardware.
After: Guest bath with niche. See the niche tile is at a 45 degree angle?
After: Clean guest bath greets guests.
After: Guest bath is very inviting.
Before: Guest bath sink.
After: Modern guest bath sink.