Steve Gray Renovations, Inc.

Add to Favorites

Bathroom Remodeling, Altering & Remodeling Contractors, Building Contractors

Be the first to review!

OPEN NOW

Today: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm

19 Years

in Business

Accredited

Business

(317) 596-0928Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections7111 Fremont CtIndianapolis, IN 46256 Write a ReviewWrite Review

Is this your business?

Customize this page.

Claim This Business

Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	7:30 am - 5:00 pm

Steve Gray Renovations, Inc.

Kitchen Remodeling
In order to make up for the lost space in the kitchen, we converted the lower-level covered porch to a light-filled indoor dining area with a foldable table and banquette seating on the one side. Bringing the porch space indoors also afforded us the room to expand the kitchen’s central island for quick snacks or more informal meals. The island’s countertop, crafted from a single, seamless slab of gold-veined marble, required a crew of seven burly men to slide it into place over the custom cabinetry supporting it.

View All Services

Provided by

Places Near Indianapolis with Bathroom Remodeling

Fishers (8 miles)
Mt Comfort (10 miles)
Mount Comfort (10 miles)
Broad Ripple (11 miles)
Broad Ripple Village (11 miles)
Carmel (14 miles)
Fortville (15 miles)

More Info

Email

BBB Rating

Neighborhood

Other Links

http://www.stevegrayrenovations.com

https://stevegrayrenovations.com/contact

Other Emails

Categories

Bathroom Remodeling, Altering & Remodeling Contractors, Building Contractors, General Contractors, Home Builders, Home Improvements, Kitchen Planning & Remodeling Service, Patio Builders, Tile-Contractors & Dealers

Gallery

Be the first to add a photo!

Reviews

Hi there!
Be the first to review!

Click to Rate

Details

Phone: (317) 596-0928

Address: 7111 Fremont Ct, Indianapolis, IN 46256

Website: http://www.stevegrayrenovations.com

People Also Viewed

View similar Bathroom Remodeling

Suggest an Edit

Steve Gray Renovations, Inc.

Kitchen Remodeling
In order to make up for the lost space in the kitchen, we converted the lower-level covered porch to a light-filled indoor dining area with a foldable table and banquette seating on the one side. Bringing the porch space indoors also afforded us the room to expand the kitchen’s central island for quick snacks or more informal meals. The island’s countertop, crafted from a single, seamless slab of gold-veined marble, required a crew of seven burly men to slide it into place over the custom cabinetry supporting it.
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
The construction crew leveled the surface before pouring and smoothing the new concrete foundation and crawl spaces. Finally, they framed up the flooring, and up we went from there!
Door Installation/Replacement
Lot of math to ensure the proper fit of each element to ensure the building would be waterproof and that all the doors and windows would operate smoothly. But geometry is a renovator’s friend, so we broke out the calculators and got to work.
Basement Remodeling
Framing
Once excavation was completed, the construction team framed up the foundation and poured concrete into the forms, creating a gentle, stair-stepped footprint that more than tripled the size of the existing home. After the concrete cured, they removed the framing and prepared for the next steps. We like these photos because they capture how the different zones of the new house’s design follow the slope of the land, down and away from the original structure.
Tile Installation
Ceiling Fans
Our client wanted her art studio to be usable year-round, so we ran power from the main house and installed a separate electrical panel and hot water heater for the studio/potting shed. Heating and cooling would be managed by a mini-split over the sink area. A sleek, chrome ceiling fan over the center of the building helps circulate air.
Fireplaces
We brought the interior wall in a little to create a more relaxed and comforting space. We built a new fireplace with a stained white oak surround, topping the firebox with a weathered-beam mantel to echo the rustic vibe of the ceiling beams. Forged metal accents on the fireplace screen and candelabra chandelier bring additional depth and texture to the intimacy of the new space.
Staircases
Custom staircases enhance both the beauty and the layout of many of the homes we renovate. Check out this behind-the scenes look at a staircase we built for a Meridian Hills client.
Home Theater Installation
Cabinet Installation

New Construction
The line between remodeling and new construction is often a blurry one — and our renovation of a faded 1958 Sears kit home definitely crossed that line. Situated on a beautiful treed lot in Zionsville, the home’s foundation was solid enough to give us a starting point for extending its footprint to create the dream home our clients envisioned. Here’s how we did it.
Demolition
The new construction needed to nestle down into a sloping lot. Gary Nance Design created a blueprint for a multi-level home reminiscent of boulders growing up out of the landscape. Because we wanted excavation to begin before demolition was completed, we phased the demo to start with the parts of the existing home that abutted the new foundation and crawl spaces. We preserved only the basement itself — all other contact points (columns, etc.) were replaced to eliminate any questions about the structural integrity of the construction. Great care was taken by our construction partner’s skilled machinery operators to do as little damage as possible to preserve as many of the surrounding, mature trees as possible.
Sunrooms
Two of the most significant changes we made in our home’s layout was expanding the kitchen all the way out to the back wall of windows. Originally a cramped galley-style room, the kitchen was backed by a half-wall, creating an awkward hallway of a sunroom that ran the length of the back of the house. We removed the half-wall, added structural beams, and

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Gate Replacement/Installation
Driveways
Excavation
Irrigation Systems
We offer a broad range of services for protecting and maintaining your home all year round. Installing that new home theater? Call us. Seasonal decorating feeling more like a chore than a fun event? We’ve got you. Your sprinkler system is doing...what? We know how to get that fixed.

Window Installation/Replacement
Although grain bins (sometimes called grain silos) are sturdy enough to stabilize the internal pressure of stored grain against their corrugated steel walls, they aren’t equipped for more human-focused needs — such as doors, windows, ceilings, and utilities. As renovation experts, we frequently build designs from the inside out, working within the constraints of an existing building, but those structures generally have more…well…structure. So, to protect the silo’s architectural integrity, we knew we’d need to reinforce any openings we cut for the new doors and windows. We worked with welders to create steel frames for the new doors and carpenters to construct wood casings for the windows. In addition to cutting an opening for a single-wide front door, we added a larger opening in the back of the shell for a French door and cut holes for two high windows in front to let in natural light.
Gutters
For instance, the home’s new roof was canted to direct rainwater to the back of the building so we could hide the gutters and downspouts from view and maintain the elegant lines of the home’s face. The only gutters out front are over the entryway, which is separate from the rest of the roof. We disguised them as trim and kept the downspouts tight against the side of the entry bump-out to minimize their visibility.
Porches

Insulation
However, the wood framing against the metal shell also posed a condensation risk that could result in mold. We knew we’d need to insulate the new building, and foam insulation seemed the obvious choice. We worked with one of our partners to evaluate different types of blown-in foam before selecting one that would work with the odd mix of structural materials while keeping the silo comfortable in Indiana’s hot, humid summers and cold winters.
Masonry
Whether your home needs a fresh coat of paint, masonry repairs, or just general electrical, plumbing, or other maintenance, we’ll select, coordinate, and oversee the professionals you need.
Caulking
On the studio’s exterior, we built sturdy awnings for shedding rain over each of the doors and installed cool carriage lanterns for outside lighting. Even the caulking around the windows and doors became an attractive visual feature, beautifully filling the gaps between the wood frames and corrugated steel shell as it seals out the weather.

View All Services

Provided by