Alure Home Improvements

Jun 2014

New homeowner engages extensive remodel before occupying this now rustic space in suburban Long Island.

Wantagh, NY

Apr 2014

The homeowner fell prey to Super Storm Sandy and the previous home was a total loss. Rebuilding through modular construction made the reappearance of their residence possible. The convenience of having many of the features of the new home finished in a factory environment shortened the actual process by avoiding scheduling separate trades for on-site work. Revived, modest, but up to code and well prepared should there come another storm, the family emerged triumphant and is again enjoying their beach side home.

Atlantic Beach, NY

Apr 2014

This remodeling project replaced a dated eighties style kitchen and features a unique island and a rich color palette of earth tones highlighted by an existing skylight.

Old Bethpage, NY

Mar 2014

This remodel was focused on making a small space seem elegant and also functional while embracing the benefits of bathing.

Stewart Manor, NY

Jan 2014

Chrysalis Award Winning Project Basement Remodel This project involved taking an existing unfinished space and dedicating it for family use and adding living space. The open concept allows for every family member to have an area for their leisure activities from kids to adults which include an exercise room, media/ family room area, kids play area, bar and bathroom. Using the Owens Corning Basement Wall Finishing System added comfort to the room and an aesthetically pleasing sound absorption in conjunction with other appropriate technologies like Armstrong ceiling tile, ceramic flooring tile and synthetic carpeting. Although most basement spaces can be used as living space when planned properly, builders are now savvy to implement higher ceilings, alcoves for HVAC equipment, code compliant doors and egress windows. The space seemingly screams "finish it!" This now attractive, multi-functional healthy clean basement space is being enjoyed by all members of the family and will continue for years to come.

Massapequa, NY

Jan 2014

Chrysalis Award Winning Project Kitchen Remodel Sometimes you know immediately a space can be used in a different way that will enhance a family's lifestyle. The challenge was to open the space, but to also keep a favorite piece of the original design which was a large window. In addition one of the homeowners is an artist and teacher of clay pottery. The expressed needs included the desire to attractively display finished pottery but also have the room to store the handmade dinnerware they use daily. Removing an entire wall challenged the available cabinet space which was satisfied by the use of a large rectangular island. This work space/ island/ breakfast counter was made possible by relocating a laundry room to the garage. This now earthy/ artsy space functions well with an open environment, exudes the persona of the artist with earthy tones that accent the display of finished pieces. Quartzite countertops and simulated wood plank flooring that is porcelain tile are just a few of the design choices made to enhance the end result. Now family and guests alike enjoy this gathering space and get a touch of tomorrow from their recessed coffeemaker juxtaposed against the simplicity of handmade pottery.

Huntington Station, NY

Feb 2011

Replacement of picture window on front of house.

Syosset, NY

Nov 2007

Permit Number: 402643948-01-EW OT Permit Type: EQUIPMENT WORK Permit Description: OTHER CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REMOVE EXISTING REAR DECK AND INSTALL PRE FAB 8X10 SUNROOM AND 8x10 DECK OFF THE REAR OF THE HOME.

$40k

Richmond Hill, NY

Apr 2014

This remodeling project replaced a dated eighties style kitchen and features a unique island and a rich color palette of earth tones highlighted by an existing skylight.

Old Bethpage, NY