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When planning a home renovation, homeowners often wonder who will be working on their project. At My Old Kentucky Home Repair, we understand that every detail matters, from the quality of the work to the scope, timeline, and budget. That is why we carefully balance the use of our trusted in-house team and experienced subcontractors to deliver the best possible results for your renovation.
A kitchen remodel can transform the way you live every day. At My Old Kentucky Home Repair, we help homeowners in Central Kentucky create kitchens that blend beauty, function, and craftsmanship designed for your lifestyle.
When space is limited, the right door can make all the difference. Instead of a traditional swinging door that takes up floor space, here are a few smart options to consider:
A bathroom remodel can transform your home, but before you get started, there are a few key things to consider that will save you time, money, and frustration down the road.
Remodeling your kitchen or updating your cabinetry? With so many cabinetry terms, it can be tough to know where to begin. Here are some of the most common cabinet styles and industry terms:
Water damage is one of the most common and costly issues homeowners face. At My Old Kentucky Home Repair, we want to help you understand the early warning signs, potential sources, and what steps to take to protect your home.
We were featured on the Redfin blog! Check out the recent article we were quoted in: Home Dry Bar 101: 12 Dry Bar Ideas.
At My Old Kentucky Home Repair, we're proud to be a trusted partner of the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation, standing alongside their mission to protect and preserve the architectural heritage of our region.
Considering new flooring? Here’s how to determine if it’s time for a change and which flooring options we recommend. Signs It’s Time for New Flooring Visible Damage: Scratches, cracks, warping, or water damage. Stubborn Stains: If deep cleaning no longer helps, it may be time for a change. Soft/Uneven Floors: Loose tiles or soft wood indicate underlying issues. Outdated Style: An upgrade can boost both aesthetics and value.
When renovating a bathroom, it's common to encounter hidden challenges that require expert solutions. This project was no different and during the demolition phase, we uncovered a few unexpected issues. One issue was the bathroom vent wasn’t safely routed outside but was instead directing moisture straight into the attic—which could have led to long-term damage. We also discovered an odd bump-out in one of the walls, left behind from improper framing when the home was built. Our team resolved both problems, ensuring the bathroom was not only beautiful but also structurally sound and up to code.