Design/Build Remodeling firm serving the Portland Metro Area
External link for Lamont Bros. Design & Construction
18675 Willamette Dr
West Linn, Oregon 97068, US
Kitchens, basements, and bathrooms, oh my! Here's a recap of some of the projects that wrapped up this year. Looking forward to the projects we have in this new year! #kitchenremodel #bathroomremodel #designbuild #basementremodel
Can backsplash make a difference? This kitchen is proof that it does. Cory discusses how full height tile backsplash creates a statement, finished out the space, and brought in the colors of the trees outside. What do you think? Is full height tile backsplash for you? Let us know in the comments! #tilebacksplash #tile #greentile #fullheightbacksplash #kitchenremodel #designbuild
Overrated or Underrated? Our designers offer their opinions! We recently sat our designers down and asked their opinions on certain design trends. They had some fascinating thoughts on things like textured walls, wallpaper, arches, and more! If you're trying to figure out what popular design features would work for your home, this video is for you. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gNPKCbET #designbuild #interiordesign #designtrends #wallpaper #homeremodeling
Our year in review! This year featured some pretty amazing projects, and we’re grateful to have been able to work with our clients to transform their spaces! Looking forward to what remodels this next year has, and being able to change our clients lives! #2024recap #designbuild
Not all Lazy Susan’s are created equally… When it comes to cabinet storage, not every option is designed with maximum storage in mind, or, they’re more affordable, but not as high quality. Joseph discusses an option that’s the best of both worlds- maximizing storage AND design to last with daily ware and tear. What do you think? Is this Lazy Susan something you’d want in your kitchen? Comment and let us know! #designbuild #lazysusan #cabinetry #kitchencabinets #cabinetstorage #kitchendesign #customcabinetry
Here's a remodel we'll never stop talking about... We completed this project back in 2022, and to this day we're just as in love with it as we were back then. This project involved a custom timber framed covered entry, a seamless covered area that wrapped the front of the house and tied into a custom timber framed breezeway to connect the garage and the home. Floor to ceiling windows allow for beautiful views of Mt. Hood at the back of the house. What do you think? Is it time for the exterior of your house to have a facelift? #designbuild #timberframe #exteriorremodel #throwbackthursday
Something that seems impossible…is actually quite possible! We recently were remodeling a bathroom where the shower niche needed to be in the exterior wall of the space. Typically, you don’t see niches in that location due to running the risk of no room for insulation and a freezing bathroom 🥶. But! There is actually a way to do so, as Joseph explains here. Do you agree? Would you allow this if it was necessary? Comment and let us know!
Dealing with insurance and having to navigate pre-loss condition? It can be overwhelming, but luckily we've got a comprehensive video case study for you. Join Kerry, the Design Consultant of this project, and learn about the entirety of the project- from the water damage, to dealing with insurance, to the final result. Even if you're not dealing with insurance, this video is a great way to understand what it's like, preparing you if something similar ever happens to you. Check it out https://lnkd.in/gygyxz5G #insurance #wholehomeremodel #construction #beforeandafter
These clients were back at square one...and $10,000 in the hole. In this clip from a recent podcast episode, Josh discusses how real clients spent extensive time and money to only learn that what they were reaching for was unattainable for them. Our goal is to ensure that this isn't a common occurrence in the remodeling industry. It all comes down to education! Listen to the full podcast episode here: https://lnkd.in/gnptgzS2