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	Our
Chrysalis Awardsfor Remodeling Excellence:
					
					2022 Regional AwardWhole House Remodel
 $700,000 - $1 Million
 
 
  National Winner 2019 Whole House Remodel
 $300,000 - $750,000
 
 
  2019 Decade of Excellence
 
 2019 Regional Award
 Residential Historic
 Renovation
 
 2018 Regional Best
 Addition over $250,000
 
 
  2015 National 
					Award Kitchen Remodel
 $75,000 - $100,000
 
 
  2015 National 
					Award Kitchen Remodel
 over $150,000
 
 
  2015 National 
					Award 2015 Bath Remodel
 $75,000 - $100,000
 
 2014 Kitchen Remodel
 $50,000 - $75,000
 
 2014 Kitchen Remodel
 $75,000 - $100,000
 
 2014 Bath Remodel
 under $40,000
 
 
  National Winner 2013 Best Bath Remodel
 over $60,000
 
 
  National Winner 2012 Best Kitchen Remodel
 $75,000 - $100,000
 
 2011 
					Kitchen Remodel
 $50,000-$75,000
 
 2011 Bath Remodel
 over $60,000
 
 
  National Winner 2010 Best Residential
 Universal Design
 
 
  National Award 2009 Best Kitchen 
					Remodel
 $50,000 - $75,000
 
 2008 Kitchen Remodel
 Over 
		$100,000
 
 
 
			  
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                  Jackson Design & RemodelingRemodelers of
					 
                  San Diego, CA
 
 
					Industry 
                  Associations:
                  	NKBA, NARI, RAR, ASIDProfessional Designation: ASID
 | Todd Jackson 4797 Mercury Street
 San Diego, CA 92111
 Phone: 619 442-6125
 FAX: 858 292-6250
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		2009 
		National Award WinnerKitchen Remodel $50,000 - 
		$75,000
 
		This design solution was 
		an interesting yet somewhat minimalistic approach with plenty of room 
		for relaxation, entertainment, and personal style. After being raised to 
		a more proportional level over the kitchen, the ceiling soffit provides 
		an architectural flare that drastically changed how the room was 
		previously isolated. With the new full wall cabinets and refrigerator 
		kept to one side, the opposite wall creates an openness between the 
		kitchen and dining room that remains connected by a bridge of 
		asymmetrical floating display shelves showcasing unique artwork that the 
		homeowners adore. |