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Project typeHome renovation, interior-led
Street and townSummit Avenue, Fayetteville, NC (Cumberland County)
Main workAn updated kitchen and bathrooms, a white fireplace mantel, gray walls, white trim, white interior doors and new carpet upstairs
The House Today
Kitchen with white cabinets, a range and a glass door in Fayetteville NCThe updated kitchen, with white cabinets and the brick floor.Kitchen range wall with white cabinets, light counters and a tiled wall in Fayetteville NCWhite cabinets, light counters and a tiled wall on the range wall.Kitchen sink under the window beside the range and white cabinets in Fayetteville NCThe sink under the kitchen window.Kitchen eating area with a closet and a view to the living room in Fayetteville NCThe kitchen eating area, with a view to the living room.Living room with a white fireplace mantel and four windows in Fayetteville NCThe living room, with the white fireplace mantel.White fireplace mantel over the brick firebox between two windows in Fayetteville NCThe white fireplace mantel over the brick firebox.Sunny living room with a white fireplace mantel and gray walls in Fayetteville NCThe living room in afternoon light.Living room with open doorways to the dining room and hall in Fayetteville NCOpen doorways from the living room to the dining room and hall.Dining room with a chandelier and white French doors in Fayetteville NCThe dining room, with the new chandelier and white French doors.Dining room with a chandelier and a wide opening to the living room in Fayetteville NCThe dining room, looking back to the living room.Dining room with white French doors and a chandelier seen from the side in Fayetteville NCWhite French doors in the dining room.Front hall with white trim, the front door and the staircase on the right in Fayetteville NCThe front hall and staircase.Downstairs hall with an open coat closet toward the staircase in Fayetteville NCThe downstairs hall and coat closet.Half bath with a white vanity, a tiled wall and a framed mirror in Fayetteville NCThe half bath, with a white vanity and a framed mirror.Half bath with a white vanity, a tiled wall and a framed mirror after the renovation in Fayetteville NCThe half bath vanity and light.Downstairs bedroom with gray walls and a ceiling fan in Fayetteville NCA downstairs bedroom with a ceiling fan.Downstairs bedroom with two windows and a ceiling fan in Fayetteville NCThe downstairs bedroom, toward the windows.Walk-in closet with white wire shelves in Fayetteville NCWhite wire shelving in the walk-in closet.Primary bathroom double vanity with two mirrors in Fayetteville NCThe double vanity in the primary bathroom.Primary bathroom white double vanity seen from the side in Fayetteville NCThe primary bathroom vanity from the side.Hall bathroom with a white vanity, a gray counter and a large mirror in Fayetteville NCThe hall bathroom vanity.Hall bathroom tub with a white surround and built-in shelves in Fayetteville NCThe hall bathroom tub, with a white surround and built-in shelves.Upstairs bedroom with carpet, gray walls and three windows in Fayetteville NCAn upstairs bedroom with new carpet.Upstairs bedroom with carpet and two closets in Fayetteville NCAn upstairs bedroom with two closets.Corner of an upstairs bedroom with carpet and a window in Fayetteville NCA corner of an upstairs bedroom.Upstairs bedroom with carpet, two closets and a door to the bathroom in Fayetteville NCAn upstairs bedroom beside the hall bathroom.Large upstairs bedroom with carpet and three windows in Fayetteville NCThe large upstairs bedroom.Upstairs hallway with new carpet and white interior doors after the renovation in Fayetteville NCThe upstairs hallway with new carpet.Laundry room with wainscoting, a wire shelf and a washer and dryer in Fayetteville NCThe laundry room.Front of the home with the front walk and trees in Fayetteville NCThe front of the home, as the property looks today.Front of the home and the front walk from the street side in Fayetteville NCThe home from the street side, as the property looks today.Front entry of the home in Fayetteville NCThe front entry, as the property looks today.Carport at the home in Fayetteville NCThe carport, as the property looks today.Carport at the end of the driveway in Fayetteville NCThe carport and driveway, as the property looks today.Back of the home and the yard in Fayetteville NCThe back of the home, as the property looks today.Back corner of the home seen from the yard in Fayetteville NCThe back corner of the home, as the property looks today.Covered back area of the home seen from the yard in Fayetteville NCThe covered back area from the yard, as the property looks today.Covered back area of the home with a ceiling fan in Fayetteville NCInside the covered back area, as the property looks today.Covered back area of the home looking out to the yard in Fayetteville NCThe covered back area and the yard, as the property looks today.Aerial view of the home and street in Fayetteville NCAn aerial view of the home and street.Aerial view of the property in Fayetteville NCAn aerial view of the property.Aerial view of the property and the neighborhood in Fayetteville NCAn aerial view of the property and the neighborhood.
The transformation story

From dark trim and cream walls to bright rooms

When we started, dark stained trim and doors ran through the house. The kitchen had dark cabinets and dark counters. Today the walls are gray, the trim and interior doors are white, and the kitchen and bathrooms are updated. The living room has a white fireplace mantel.

What we found

What we found at the start

Dark trim and doors

The problemDark stained trim and doors ran through the house.
How we handled itWe painted the trim white, and the interior doors are white panel doors today.
Why it matteredWhite trim brightens every room and hallway.

A dark kitchen

The problemThe kitchen had dark cabinets and dark counters.
How we handled itWe updated it with white cabinets, light counters and a tiled wall.
Why it matteredThe kitchen reads lighter and more open today.

Dated bathrooms

The problemThe half bath had a dark vanity and blue faux finish walls.
How we handled itWe put in new vanities, mirrors and lights, and a new tub in the hall bathroom.
Why it matteredUpdated baths make daily routines easier.
What we did

By room and system

Kitchen

  • White cabinets and light counters.
  • A tiled wall and a microwave above the range.
  • The brick floor stayed and was cleaned.

Living room

  • A white fireplace mantel over the brick firebox.

Dining room

  • A new chandelier.
  • French doors to the porch, now white.

Bathrooms

  • Half bath: a white vanity, a tiled wall, a framed mirror and a new light.
  • Hall bathroom: a new tub with a white surround and a built-in shelf, and a new vanity.
  • Primary bathroom: a double vanity with two mirrors and new lights.

Walls, trim and doors

  • Walls painted gray on the main floor.
  • Dark trim and casings painted white.
  • Interior doors are white panel doors today.
  • The original floors downstairs stayed.

Upstairs, laundry and closets

  • New carpet in the upstairs bedrooms and the upstairs hallway.
  • A laundry room with wainscoting and a wire shelf.
  • New white shelving in the closets.
Then and now

Before and after, room by room

BeforeKitchen with dark cabinets, dark counters and a brick floor before the renovation in Fayetteville NC
AfterKitchen with white cabinets, a range and a glass door in Fayetteville NC
Kitchen
BeforeDining room seen through the cased opening toward the French doors before the renovation in Fayetteville NC
AfterDining room with a chandelier and white French doors in Fayetteville NC
Dining room
BeforeFront hall with dark stained trim and the staircase on the right before the renovation in Fayetteville NC
AfterFront hall with white trim, the front door and the staircase on the right in Fayetteville NC
Front hall
BeforeHalf bath with a dark vanity and blue faux finish walls before the renovation in Fayetteville NC
AfterHalf bath with a white vanity, a tiled wall and a framed mirror in Fayetteville NC
Half bath
Project phases

How the job ran

  1. Prep. Rooms cleared and prepped for work.
  2. Kitchen and baths. The kitchen updated, and vanities and the hall bathroom tub set in place.
  3. Paint and carpet. Walls painted gray, trim painted white and new carpet laid upstairs.
  4. Finish. The fireplace mantel, interior doors and final room details done.
Results

The house today

  • An updated kitchen with white cabinets and light counters over the brick floor.
  • A white fireplace mantel in the living room.
  • Updated bathrooms with new vanities and a new tub in the hall bathroom.
  • Gray walls with white trim and white interior doors through the main floor.
  • White French doors from the dining room to the porch.
  • New carpet in the upstairs bedrooms and hallway.
FAQ

Questions about the Summit Avenue renovation

What work did Red Wolf do on the Summit Avenue renovation in Fayetteville?

Red Wolf Roofing & Construction renovated a two-story house on Summit Avenue in Fayetteville, NC. We updated the kitchen and bathrooms, painted the walls gray and painted the trim white. The fireplace mantel is white today.

What did the house look like when the job started?

Photos from the start show dark stained trim and doors through the house. The kitchen had dark cabinets and dark counters. The half bath had a dark vanity and blue faux finish walls.

Did the brick kitchen floor stay?

Yes. The brick floor stayed in the kitchen and was cleaned. White cabinets and light counters sit around it today.

Can Red Wolf take on a home renovation in Fayetteville?

Yes. We are a licensed residential general contractor in North Carolina, License #107188. Red Wolf Roofing & Construction has over ten years of construction and remodeling experience. Call (910) 420-0988 to set up a walkthrough.

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Planning a renovation in Fayetteville?

See our Fayetteville page for more on our work in town. Red Wolf Roofing & Construction handles kitchens, baths and full home renovations across Cumberland County. We are a licensed residential general contractor in North Carolina, License #107188. Red Wolf Roofing & Construction has over ten years of construction and remodeling experience. Our phone team answers 24/7. Call (910) 420-0988 to set up a walkthrough. Our office is at 105 Bradford Village Ct, Southern Pines NC 28387.