Specifically looking for ideas on cabinets (finish/color), backsplash and/or countertops. 

Changed the locks, kitchen cabinet hardware, added nice used appliances (front load washer and dryer, fridge).

I removed all the wood paneling and tile ceiling in the basement and refinished all the drywall finished with new paint trim cabinets and appliances, upstairs had been remodeled previously but I scraped off the popcorn ceiling and did a fresh coat of paint everywhere Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I removed all the wood paneling and tile ceiling in the basement and refinished all the drywall finished with new paint trim cabinets and appliances, upstairs had been remodeled previously but I scraped off the popcorn ceiling and did a fresh coat of paint everywhere Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Like, if the sewer line issue will cost $5000 to fix but the issue caused $1500 in damage to a bathroom vanity, built-in cabinet, drywall, what have you and I have a $500 deductible,  even though the sewer line itself it not covered - would I be able to make a claim for the $1000 in damage?

The entire house was repaired floors, cabinets, walls, bathrooms, windows, ceilings.

Open airy living w original built ins, lrg dining rm w picture window & open kitchen featuring all new shaker cabinets, quartz counters, SS appliances. 2 spacious BRs w tall ceilings flooded w natural light.

Brand new kitchen w/ gorgeous new cabinets, counters, finishes and new SS appliances incl a gas Bertazzoni range fit for a chef.

Gourmet chef's kitchen with sleek cabinets, state of the art appliances and waterfall island.

Elegant updates throughout including a brand new spacious kitchen with shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, ss appliances, and breakfast nook.