Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
  Whether it’s a half-bath, master bath, or full bath that takes care of a family, we have the expert design team and professional contractors to transform any space to its full potential. We discuss bath and toilet fixtures, cabinetry and accents. We can also expand a room for larger families.
• Bathroom Remodeling
  When thinking about doing bathroom remodeling in Phoenix, this is always one of the first things people think about when doing upgrades to their homes. These are spaces that are often neglected and because they experience so much traffic day to day in homes, Phoenix, AZ bathroom remodeling from ABC Remodeling can create the right environment with beautiful, long lasting materials to suit your needs for years to come.
• Flooring
  Depending on the type of flooring you have, this can be a bit pricy, however may be a necessary move especially in high traffic areas. There are many affordable and durable options, such as laminate. If you do not want to replace the entire flooring, choose the high traffic areas that are showing much wear and tear, such as the entrance of your home.
• Door Installation/Replacement
• Tile Installation
• Carpeting
  Flood-damaged carpeting needs to be removed and disposed of immediately from the threat of microorganisms i.e. viruses, bacteria and mold. We will pull up your old carpet and install new carpeting if necessary.
• Cabinet Installation

Construction

• Room Additions
  The answer to your house situation dilemmas could be a brand new home addition, built to your specifications and needs. ABC Remodeling is a contractor specializing in home addition construction in the greater Phoenix Valley area.
• New Construction
  ABC Roofing & Siding has been serving the Greater Phoenix Area and Arizona for over two decades. We are a full-service, general contracting company that specializes in new construction, repair, and replacement of roofing and siding for commercial and residential customers. We also have extensive experience in assessing storm or hail damage, and working directly with insurance companies to complete required repairs or restorations.

Landscaping and Fencing

• Driveways
  Depending on the age and condition of your driveway, you may be able to do a power wash to clean it up. However, if it is in bad condition, consider redoing the driveway. The best route would be to pave the driveway, as this adds more character and increases your home’s value. Planting flowers and shrubbery is also a character adder. Remove any dead shrubbery and weeds.

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
• Siding
• Residential Roof Repair
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• Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

General

• Painting
• Insulation
• Caulking
  If you’re on a budget and you don’t want to spend large amounts of money, then there is a way for you to refinish your bathtub on your own. This will require the use of alternative tools compared to the ones we mentioned above. For example, you will want gloves, wire wool, brushes, cleaning fluid, and goggles. This approach will leave you with a better result than simply painting your bathtub, but not as good a result as using professionals. There are some special steps you need to take to make this a success: 1. Wash your bathtub and take off the caulking. 2. Detach and place to one side all of the fixtures within the bathtub, such as the faucets. 3. Cover up everything around the bath so that nothing gets harmed or stained by chemicals or the DIY process, and put some fans on to waft out any smells. 4. Use water and powder from an etching kit for the etching process to weaken the old finish, and then rinse out the tub with water. 5. For sanding, follow the same process as outlined above. 6. After sanding, use towels to soak up any water, followed by cloths to pick up any loose dirt and dust. 7. Use a roller to rub in the layers of primer, and then let it dry out. 8. Make a coating of epoxy, and begin rolling it onto both sides of your bathtub. You should apply it both up and down, and side to side. This will ensure the best coverage and pick up any drips or streaks. The base of the bath should be done last. You can also use a sponge for the edges. 9. Repeat step 8 once more with another epoxy coating. 10. Wait for 2 days and ventilate the bathroom for the first 24 hours and longer if necessary. 11. Once you are sure everything is dry, put back all of the fixtures that you previously removed. Then caulk your bathtub and wait for one more night before you attempt to use it. That’s the difference between resurfacing a bathtub yourself and getting it done professionally. Now that you’ve read this you’ll be able to understand bathtub refurbishing, as well as knowing how to refinish a bathtub. Besides the improvement in the bathtub, there are other DIY projects for home improvements you can take on.