Imagine Remodeling — Design-build kitchen & bath in Fresno & Clovis, CA
Imagine Remodeling has been running a design-build operation in Fresno since 2013, which means the same team that draws the plans also handles construction. That continuity tends to cut out the miscommunications that pile up when homeowners manage a separate designer and a separate contractor on parallel schedules. They’ve earned Guild Master Awards from GuildQuality survey data three years in a row (2016, 2017, and 2018), and were named among the Top 60 Qualified Remodelers in the US for client satisfaction.
Services
- Kitchen remodeling — full redesigns from cabinet selection and layout changes through countertop fabrication and final installation, including load-bearing wall removal where the plan calls for it
- Bathroom remodeling — primary and secondary bath renovations covering tile, fixtures, lighting, and accessibility-minded layout updates
- Room additions — permitted additions tied to the existing footprint, from master suites to attached garage conversions
- Flooring — hardwood, LVP, and tile across new and renovated spaces throughout the home
- Whole-home renovation — multi-room projects handled under one contract, one point of contact, one schedule
Service area
Fresno and Clovis, CA — including Fig Garden, Woodward Park, Tower District, Sunnyside, and the Old Town Clovis corridor
Why it’s on home.renovation.reviews
Most Fresno remodelers subcontract design work out. Imagine Remodeling keeps drawings in-house and generates permit-ready plans before construction starts, which shortens approval timelines considerably. Three consecutive years of Guild Master recognition based on actual client survey data made this one worth profiling.
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