Dublin Remodeling | Ohio Property Brothers

After the Revolutionary War, the United States Government gave 2,000 acres of land along the Scioto River to Lieutenant James Holt as payment for his service. In 1802, 400 acres of this 2,000 acres were purchased. Today, the site of this purchase is known as Historic Dublin. The landowner then brought family and a business associate to continue the expansion of the village, and named it after Dublin, Ireland, his birthplace. In 1970, Dublin was still a small town with only 681 residents. However, the construction of Interstate 270 facilitated a population boom, spearheaded by the acquisition of major corporate headquarters such as Wendy's International. To learn more about this wonderful place to live and work, please visit the City of Dublin website here.

Ohio Property Brothers is a local residential remodel contractor that would enjoy the opportunity to help you with your home improvements. We focus on Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Basement Remodeling, Whole Home Remodeling and Home Additions too.

Dublin Remodel for Kitchen expansion and main floor

Historic Dublin: From Revolutionary Land Grant to Modern-Day Gem

The picture shows a Kitchen Remodel from your Dublin neighbors. It features a common ask that we receive from owners with an underutilized formal dining room. This kitchen was expanded by removing the dividing wall and exposing the new kitchen area to additional natural light from the once dim formal dining room. The additional light along with a better kitchen layout provides the host with ample room to use the sink on a two-tier peninsula while still having easy access to the coffee maker, fridge, and gas range.

Quartz Island, Integrated Appliances, and Functional Design

The project that follows is another gorgeous Dublin kitchen remodel. It is highlighted with a large creamy white quartz island and built in double oven with side by side fridge and freezer split with an integrated wine cooler. Easily overlooked is the built in desk drawers with just enough room for a bar stool providing an area ready for homework or a quick after school snack.

dublin kitchen remodel with custom cabinetry details and appliances

Dublin Bathroom Remodel from neighboring Columbus

Sprawling Tile and Natural Light

This next bathroom remodel is from your Dublin neighbors in Columbus. Notice the sprawling tile wall with natural light from a custom size window. This bathroom now offers welcoming energy to the day and lets the owners feel right at home while maximizing the room they have for their morning routines.

Dublin Entertainment Bar and Kitchen for the Ultimate Buckeye Fan

We completed the following basement remodel in Dublin for this entertainment bar. The details include a simple update and smart use of space. This Buckeye fan is ready to host their guest with a full kitchen in an underused corner of the basement.

Dublin remodel with cozy electric fireplace with wainscotting 1

Whole Home Transformation

Remodeling your entire home can take us to many different areas. For example, the first of the next two images is a Dublin Home Remodel for a tranquil reading nook highlighted by masterfully done wainscotting and tasteful décor. The second area from another well used room in the home is the living room with an inviting electric fireplace with simple wainscotting details in this Dublin Home Remodel.

Testimonials

Thank you so much OPB. Even with a few bumps, the end result is perfect for me. It was truly a pleasure working with you. You were so hands on, even when on vacation. Your attention to the details of my project were totally in line with my expectations. I appreciate your commitment to my project and would work with you again in a heartbeat! Now that my house is back in order and clean, I can sit and enjoy all that's been done.

Susan

OPB designed our new kitchen and did a wonderful job. We couldn't be happier with the layout and the quality. They were quick, responsive, and a pleasure to work with. They were quick and thorough to fix any issues that arose during the process. Finding good contractors is always difficult, but I would use OPB again in a heartbeat.