Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) June 02, 2014

Having set new sales records for the first quarter of 2014 for new kitchen remodels, home window replacements, new entry doors and now house painting, Republic West Home is reaping the benefits of the upward trend in remodeling according to NARI.

The National Association of the Remodeling Industrys (NARI) fourth-quarter Remodeling Business Pulse (RBP) data of current and future remodeling business conditions continues to show growth while remodelers report the highest overall rating on business conditions, according to the report.

Those trends are certainly reflected in the overall number of kitchen remodels, window replacements and new entry door installations that Republic West Home has performed thus far in 2014. Additionally, Republic West Home has seen a real up-tick in the number of homes they are now painting as a result of launching Tank Paint of Phoenix.

Leveling home prices, improved economic conditions and our reputation for service have all contributed to 2014s increase in business, explained Linda Zimmerman, President of Republic West Home.

Boasting one of the Valleys nicest showrooms, Republic West Home is a step up from your everyday contractor. Those interested in visiting Republic West Homes state-of-the-art showroom and design center may do so from 9am to 5pm weekdays.

Republic West Home is a licensed, bonded and insured contractor servicing Scottsdale and Phoenix, AZ as well as all surrounding cities. Free estimates can be obtained by calling (480) 423-9300.

About Republic West Home:

Republic West Home is a company that stands for quality, honesty and the best value. Our vision, in an industry often lacking ethics and reliability, is to deliver the best home improvement experience possible.

To deliver the best possible experience before, during and after the completion of your project, an extensive team of professionals was put in place: employees driven to make the home improvement experience a great one for you, our customers. The formula works and the pleasant experiences we create for our customers have paid off. In an industry where repeat business averages less than 5%, Republic West Home and our 15,000+ clients generate an amazing 50% of our business from previous customers and referrals.

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Decisions, decisions. Whether youre building a brand-new home or pondering a kitchen makeover, there are dozens of big and small details to lose sleep over. Architects Marcy Schulte, Sarah Nettleton, Geoffrey Warner and John Vetter share their perspectives on hot home trends and the most popular projects, sustainability and making the most of your budget. This is the first of several installments. Check out Cool Spaces next week for advice on remodeling on a budget and enhancing your homes curb appeal.

Question: Whats hot in kitchens?

Schulte: Everyone wants an eat-in kitchen and a large working island because there are more social activities around food, wine and cooking. We often knock down walls and open up the kitchen to the family room or other spaces. We turned a separate kitchen and dining room in a 1980s builder home into one big room.

Nettleton: Kitchens are the No. 1 remodeling project because its the part of the house that feels the most dated and typically done in the style of the era the home was built. What people want today goes back to the farmhouse idea of the kitchen as the heart of the home with cooking on one side and a big table for seating on the other side. Now its updated with a center island, easy pullout drawers and walk-in pantries. Todays kitchen fits more seamlessly aesthetically with the rest of the house.

Warner: The party always happens in the kitchen, and people want it open to the rest of the house. Big center islands give you enough room to spread out, cook and work on a laptop. We use a lot of stock Ikea cabinets theyre cost-effective, and people like the clean look. Granite is still popular because its cheaper now. But a lot of people are attracted to salvaged marble its softer and can stain, but they like the tactile qualities.

Q: Whats the latest in bathroom design?

Schulte: Layered lighting is key for putting on makeup, shaving and ambient lighting. Radiant in-floor heat adds a spa feel. The full-glass-door shower is taking precedence over the tub.

Warner: People now know what a dual-flush toilet is. Theres so much more to pick from and better design quality in water-saving features. And if were limited on space, well put in an oversized step-in shower and give up the bathtub.

Vetter: Bathrooms are more open, with natural light and often have views of nature from a tub or sink. We put in integrated furniture-like cabinetry highlighting separate sink areas. The vanity cabinet appears to float off the floor with lighting underneath. People invest in really terrific showers with multiple heads.

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When Michael and Shelly Maharryboughttheir historic home in Muscatine 10 years ago, they knew it was an architectural treasure and committed themselves to maintaining it for future generations.

The only part of the house ranking somewhat below"gem" status was the small, dark and dated kitchen. Butbusy with jobs,two children, and simply furnishing and decoratingsuch a big house, the Maharrys decided remodeling could wait.

However,after the stove burners sparked one Christmas Day and a pipe below crumbled, they decided the time had come.

Today,after nearly a year of planning and six monthsof actual construction, a space that once contained a half-bath, thekitchen with a half-wall separating it from a dining area,a back staircase and three large steam radiators has been swept away.

In its place is a large 26 by 18 feet mostly white kitchen washed with light from windows on four sides, a configuration made possible by the way the kitchen is built.

The ceiling is coffered, withwhite beams. The floor is made of warm caramel-colored travertine (a type of limestone)planks. The cabinets are off-white and the countertops are white marble veined with gray.

Tucked in a corner is a dining table withboth L-shaped couch seating and chairs.

"We wanted to make it a kitchen that is deserving of the rest of the house," Michael said. "They did it well back then, and we want to carry on the tradition."

Both Maharrys are keenly interested in history and historic preservation, and they want to be good stewards.

The hardest part about the kitchen, as many would-be remodelers will tell you, was deciding what they wanted.They wanted to do it right.

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