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Why You Need a Designer for Your Space Why is having a designer so important? A designer helps clients narrow down their style...

The Bakers’ home underwent a stunning transformation! Their main goal was to open up their main living area—including the kitchen, dining...

Our clients wanted to remodel their kitchen to utilize the space better while maintaining the original character of their 1900's...

It's our mission to help our clients create a home where they can relax, refuel, entertain, connect, and build community with family and friends. At Pinnacle Remodel, we believe   home remodeling  adds real value to our community in Wichita. Our work is more than swapping fixtures or updating finishes. It is about creating a home that helps you relax, refuel, entertain, connect, and build community with family and friends. Why Remodeling Matters A home should be a place to

Working with a contractor can be intimidating, especially if you're hiring one for the first time, simply because you don't know what to...

Christian and Rachel share the story of Pinnacle, from its start in 2012, to where it is today.

When thinking through choosing a remodeler for your dream home renovation project, it's important to know what to expect upfront from that contractor. In this piece, I'd like to walk you through the next steps after we’ve visited your home and discussed the high-level scope of your remodeling project, what to expect, how we develop early cost estimates, and the role of the design agreement as you move forward with Pinnacle Remodel. Overview: The First Visit and What Comes Nex

Christian  and Jessica share the process of designing and remodeling this entire home to a Southern-Traditional  style. Recently, Pinnacle Remodel owner,   Christian Raab, teamed up with Jessica —one of our interior designers—to walk through a whole-home transformation we completed for a family who wanted a Southern traditional look with modern functionality. This remodel demonstrates how thoughtful design, clear communication, and skilled craftsmanship can turn a closed-in,