June 30, 2010
STRITE honored by Guild Quality's highest award
Dear STRITE design + remodel,
GuildQuality's mission is to elevate the stature of our profession to a level commensurate with its importance. We're working toward that goal in two major ways: First, our surveying and reporting helps our members deliver an exceptional customer experience. Second, we expend a great deal of energy in celebrating superlative performance within our membership. We do that via our member directory, with the member news in our blog, and, once a year, we do that with the Guildmaster Awards.
Over the last four months, we have reviewed more than 14,000 surveys received on behalf of the 2010 Guildmaster Award applicants. Based on our review of your company's feedback, I am pleased to inform you that STRITE design + remodel has earned recognition as a 2010 Guildmaster With Highest Distinction! Read More »
STRITE honored by Guild Quality's highest award
GuildQuality's mission is to elevate the stature of our profession to a level commensurate with its importance. We're working toward that goal in two major ways: First, our surveying and reporting helps our members deliver an exceptional customer experience. Second, we expend a great deal of energy in celebrating superlative performance within our membership. We do that via our member directory, with the member news in our blog, and, once a year, we do that with the Guildmaster Awards.
Over the last four months, we have reviewed more than 14,000 surveys received on behalf of the 2010 Guildmaster Award applicants. Based on our review of your company's feedback, I am pleased to inform you that STRITE design + remodel has earned recognition as a 2010 Guildmaster With Highest Distinction! Read More »
May 14, 2010
Strite kitchen featured in Idaho Statesman Treasure Magazine
A kitchen (and home) renewed for the Nowierski family
Strite kitchen featured in Idaho Statesman Treasure Magazine
Posted on Friday, May. 14, 2010
A kitchen (and home) renewed for the Nowierski family
By Chereen Langrill
THE WISH LIST: A kitchen isn't simply a place to prepare food and wash dishes. It can be a party place, a study area and a home office. It is often the home base for a busy family, and as such, it shifts from one purpose to the next. Shawn and Laurie Nowierski wanted their kitchen working to its fullest potential. The space was tight for this family of four. And the layout was outdated. The North Boise ranch-style home, built in the mid-1970s, had a small kitchen with a peninsula, but the bar area wasn't long enough or deep enough to serve as a workspace, eating area or serving station when entertaining. The bay window and fireplace on the other end of the room were cozy, but not easy spaces to design around and didn't work for the busy family. "It was always this really awkward space that we really didn't need," Laurie says.
November 30, 2009
2009 REMODELER OF THE YEAR
Strite design + remodel was presented with the award of "2009 Remodeler of the Year" by NARI of Idaho. This award is given based upon the rankings of their past customers in areas including professionalism, integrity, fairness, workmanship and overall job performance.
2009 REMODELER OF THE YEAR
Strite design + remodel was presented with the award of "2009 Remodeler of the Year" by NARI of Idaho. This award is given based upon the rankings of their past customers in areas including professionalism, integrity, fairness, workmanship and overall job performance.
June 6, 2009
DON'T MOVE - REMODEL: WEEKEND REMODELED HOMES TOUR SET
You'd never guess that a sprawling two-story contemporary home with gorgeous views of the East Boise Foothills once was a 1950s-era kit home on Chinden Boulevard.But after a dramatic move across town, a second story, and multiple additions and remodels over the decades, Brian and Kara Taggart purchased the 4,000-square-foot Boise home with extensive plans to renovate and remodel. Read More »
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DON'T MOVE - REMODEL: WEEKEND REMODELED HOMES TOUR SET
You'd never guess that a sprawling two-story contemporary home with gorgeous views of the East Boise Foothills once was a 1950s-era kit home on Chinden Boulevard.But after a dramatic move across town, a second story, and multiple additions and remodels over the decades, Brian and Kara Taggart purchased the 4,000-square-foot Boise home with extensive plans to renovate and remodel. Read More »
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