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	Our
Chrysalis Awardsfor Remodeling Excellence:
					2016 AwardAddition under $250,000
 
 
  2014 National Winner Best Kitchen Remodel
 $50,000 - $75,000
 
 
  2014 National Winner Best Whole House Remodel
 $500,000 - $1 Million
 
 2014 Kitchen Remodel
 $75,000 - $100,000
 
 2014 Residential
 Specialty Item
 
 
  2013 National Winner Residential Interior
 over $100,000
 
 2013 Addition over $250,000
 
 2013 Whole House Remodel
 $250,000 - $500,000
 
 
  2012 
					National Winner Best Addition over $250,000
 
 2012 Best
 Whole House Remodel
 $250,000 - $500,000
 
 2012 Best
 Whole House Remodel
 over $1 Million
 
 
  National Winner 2011 Kitchen Remodel
 over $100,000
 
 
  National Winner 2011 Addition
 under $100,000
 
 
  National Winner 2011 Residential Interior
 over $100,000
 
 
  National Winner 2011 Whole House Remodel
 $250,000-$500,0000
 
 2011 Addition
 over $250,000
 
 2010 Best Kitchen Remodel
 over $100,000
 
 2010 
					Best Bath Remodel
 over $60,000
 
 2009 Best Kitchen Remodel
 $50,000 - 
					$75,000K
 
 2009 Best Bath
 over $60,000
 
 
  National Award 2008 Best Addition
 $100K - $250K
 
			  
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                  CG&S Design-BuildRemodelers of 
                  Austin, Texas
 
 
					Industry 
                  Associations:
                  	AIA, NARIProfessional Designation: AIA
 | Iris Davis-Quick 402 Corral Lane
 Austin, TX 78745
 Phone: 512 444-1580
 Fax: 512 444-1790
 Website:
				www.cgsdb.com
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 2011 Addition under $100,000
 National Award Winner
 
		The new 
		244 sf addition at the rear of the home includes a new master bath 
		connected to the bedroom and a new rear entry with a utility room. The 
		small footprint of the addition called for an efficient configuration of 
		the space and in order for the new space to feel open and roomy, walls 
		were kept to a minimum.
 Originally, the owners of this bungalow used the single bath located 
		off the hall and the small closets in separate bedrooms. The new bath 
		connected to the master bedroom includes double sinks, a tiled shower, 
		and a dressing area with built-in alder cabinetry. The linen cabinet 
		dividing the vanity area from the toilet area provides additional 
		storage yet has a low profile. The new light filled master bath with its 
		cool walls, clean lines, and granite and tile finishes, is a welcome 
		addition for the owners and is well suited to the style of the home.
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