Awards

2020 MBA REX Award – Bathroom Excellence

2020 NKBA Puget Sound – Honorary Best Before & After

In an already beautiful home, this master suite was ready for an update. The clients wanted to modernize the look, while making the shower more accessible.  We removed curved walls, and the enclosed cave-like shower in favor of a more spacious and open feeling. The glass shower surround goes to the floor, with a zero-clearance entry, and no door. Allows for getting in and out of the shower with ease. A floating vanity, LED mirrors, and joystick controlled faucets further reinforce the contemporary elements of this home. 

2020 MBA REX Award – Get Away Rooms

2020 NKBA 1st Place – Other Rooms

This laundry is more than just a work space for clothes.It is intended to act as laundry, gift wrapping station, and an actual desk space for our client. It needed to be light and bright and she wanted it to be playful with some sort of bold statement. The desk is built in at the entrance to the space with a pull out mouse pad and file drawers and all the outlets were replaced with under cabinet strip outlets for lots of power and a very clean backsplash. Quartz countertops with a classy veining were used to compliment the white cabinetry and the patterned floor added just the right amount of fun she was dreaming of. The beautiful statement window in the room ties the space together and is now fully visible from the entry.

2020 NKBA Puget Sound 2nd Place – Large Bathroom

When we met this couple they had already demoed their master bathroom, and had become overwhelmed with the project. They hired us to design their vision, and build their dream. Custom fir cabinetry was an inspiration point which would coordinate with existing features in the contemporary home. Minimalist plumbing fixture in a modern classic chrome finish balanced this bold casework. The tile and stone wanted to support the selected fixtures, and be high contrast yet quiet to reinforce the modern aesthetic. All of this modern beauty was enclosed by stunning custom shoji screens.

National Award, Chrysalis – First Place Kitchen $75,000 – $150,000

2020 NKBA Puget Sound 2nd Place – Large Kitchen

Nip Tuck Remodeling was awarded first place nationally for this kitchen remodel. The Nip Tuck team redesigned and enlarged the kitchen of this 1980s home by taking over the formal dining room and repurposing the unused formal living room into the new spacious dining room. The team then strategically shrunk the living room to make for an appealing dining room. The pièce-de-résistance was the creation of a permanent home for a family heirloom – a cobblers block from the 1800s that the homeowner grew up with and inherited.

2019 Master Builders Association – Remodeler of the Year

2020 MBAKS Remodeler’s Council – Member of the Year

For the past 25 years, April Bettinger has carved out for herself a respected niche in the construction industry. Nip Tuck Remodeling was founded in 2010 on the heals of the recession with a vision and determination to create a construction company with extraordinary craftsmanship AND a focus on professionalism.  She is driven to make a difference in the construction industry and leads her company with vision & purpose.

2019 REX Award Winner Kitchen Excellence $50,000 to $100,000

Awared By Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish County

The frustration of furnishing a formal dining room that nobody ever visits was at the heart of this remodel.  We were asked to find a way to connect the two spaces creating an inviting and more casual space while maintaining full functionality of the kitchen.  Marrying special details with maximum storage and display space made for a fun, personalized space that’s ready for a party!  Opening the space also allowed the large decorative window in the dining to spread natural light into the kitchen.  Our client has already tested it several times and happy to report that the new table is a great success!

2018 Award Winner – People’s Choice Award

NKBA Puget Sound

This style resistant master bathroom dreamed of becoming the spa it was meant to be.  Fixtures remained in their same locations but got a HUGE upgrade in design and function. The step was removed to allow for better flow and access to the now freestanding tub.   This tub now has a lovely view of the large wavy tiled shower or the custom designed display niche with LED backlit panels that not only brighten the area but allow for display.  With the makeup area and calm blue mosaic tiles, this bathroom rivals any spa!