Wilson Home Remodeling

Charlie Johnson 

on Google

3 weeks ago

Wanted a full playroom and study area for the kids without touching the upstairs. Wilson Home Remodeling designed a side extension that tied into our existing foundation. They added footings, framed new walls, and ran plumbing for a powder room. The build took eight weeks and stayed on track. The crew kept things tidy and stayed in touch throughout. The added space made a big difference in how we use the home. No more toys in the living room, and the kids now have a place to do homework that isn’t the kitchen table. 

Brian Rogers 

on Google

3 months ago

Our kitchen remodel focused on linking indoors and outdoors. Wilson Home Remodeling helped us put in an 8-foot folding glass door that opens right to the backyard deck. We moved the sink under a new window and built a long counter across the back wall. The cabinets are natural rift oak, and the counters are light granite with green flecks. It feels calm, open, and perfect for having friends over. The flow from inside to outside changed how we use the space. 

Harold Mitchum 

on Google

3 months ago

Wilson Home Remodeling’s team expanded our ensuite bathroom by removing a partition wall and rearranging the layout. They rebuilt the flooring underneath because of old settling and rotting issues. The changes made the space feel bigger without needing an addition. Their crew was efficient, easy to reach, and cleaned everything properly every day. It turned out better than we pictured. 

Roya Williams 

on Google

3 months ago

We had an okay kitchen space, but it felt dated and inefficient. Ken, the project leader, suggested repositioning major appliances and rearranging the entire working triangle. His team created the pantry walls and ensured the new layout created more room around the cooking area. Everything, from the new arrangement to modern additions and installations, has made a difference; we love it. The flow and connection from the hallway to the dining is perfect. The kitchen is finally as functional as it is beautiful. 

Amelia Myers 

on Google

6 months ago

Updating an old home’s bathroom while keeping its charm isn’t easy, but they pulled it off. New plumbing, new walls, and restored vintage fixtures made all the difference. They also took care of permits and inspections, which was a relief. The bathroom looks beautiful and still matches the rest of our historic home.