Are you trying to find someone to renovate a room, but discovering that the job is a little bit too small for a "contractor"?

​If you live in Asheville, we may be able to connect you with an experienced remodeler who is willing and able to take on small renovations.

Several of the gentlemen in our network of craftsmen have decades of experience in home remodeling, and they're available for small jobs such as:

• Installing tile
• Updating bathrooms
• Installing shelving
• Interior painters
• Installing trim such as crown molding
• Custom built-in shelving and cabinetry
• Building small walls and closets

I personally know every single person in our network. I know they will do a good job for you, and they will be friendly and professional.

If you need someone to do that small home update, get in touch with us. We'll listen to your needs and do our best to connect you with the right person for the job.

But don't delay. Asheville is growing fast, and the remodeling industry is very busy. That means that these slots may fill up very quickly. In fact, most of the craftsmen in our network are already scheduled out 3 to 4 weeks.

So call us today to get your job scheduled. The sooner you call, the sooner the work starts.

Interior painting is one of my favorite jobs to do, because I can make such a difference in a room in a relatively short time.

I recently finished a whole-house interior repaint in a beautiful Craftsman-style home that had a dated brown wall color all throughout the house:

My customers chose a lighter color with more gray in it, and it gave the living room an airy and open feeling. (By the way, you may recognize the built-in entertainment center if you follow my other blog at Artisan Built-ins. I installed it last month.)

Moving upstairs, the kids' playroom was a dull mossy green that made the space feel dark. Check out that before and after! That's not my camera playing tricks on you, as you can see if you compare the tone of the carpet in the two pictures.

The new wall color reflects the light a lot better, which is helpful in a room like this with so little natural daylight.

But I think the biggest change was in the master bathroom. The dreary brown did nothing to flatter the tile.

What a difference a lighter tone makes! It ties in with the pretty marble sinks and bounces light all around the room.

​I also installed new medicine cabinets with cherrywood frames that make a nice statement against the pale gray. Now the room looks like a spa retreat where you can escape from the world.

If your home has dingy or dated wall colors and you're ready for a change, give us a call to lighten up. We'll be glad to help you, because we love this stuff!