Home Remodeling in Michigan

Dependable home renovation services built for Michigan conditions

Michigan home remodeling projects tend to follow a practical pattern: addressing wear caused by freeze-thaw cycles, managing moisture from lake-effect precipitation, and updating older layouts that no longer match how homeowners use their space. Bathrooms, windows, and kitchens absorb the most daily use and are often the first areas to show their age, especially in homes built before modern insulation and ventilation standards.

Renuity provides bathroom remodeling, replacement window installation, and kitchen cabinet refacing services across Michigan, with our branch located in Grand Rapids. Each project is sized to your existing layout and built with materials selected for Michigan's temperature swings, high humidity seasons, and hard water conditions that accelerate surface deterioration in bathrooms and kitchens.

Michigan cities and regions we serve

Renuity serves these cities and their surrounding regions in Michigan:

• Battle Creek
• East Lansing
• Grand Haven
• Grand Rapids
• Grandville
• Holland
• Kalamazoo
• Kentwood
• Lansing
• Muskegon
• Portage
• Walker
• Wyoming

Bathroom remodeling services in Michigan

Michigan bathrooms contend with conditions that shorten the lifespan of standard fixtures. Hard water, common across much of the lower peninsula, deposits mineral scale on faucets, drains, and tub surfaces. Seasonal humidity fluctuations cause grout and caulk to expand and contract, opening gaps that allow moisture into wall cavities. In older homes with cast iron or fiberglass tubs, surface coatings chip and stain faster under these conditions, creating maintenance cycles that become harder to manage over time.

Renuity's bathroom remodeling solutions for Michigan address these problems with nonporous acrylic surfaces, sealed wall systems, and hardware designed to resist mineral buildup. Installations are completed within the existing footprint, so the project avoids structural work while delivering a cleaner, more functional bathing area.

In Michigan, we offer:

• Bathtub replacements with nonporous surfaces that resist hard water staining, mold growth, and surface degradation common in Michigan's mineral-heavy water supply
• Replacement showers built with seamless, moisture-resistant wall panels that eliminate grout lines and reduce the maintenance created by seasonal humidity changes
• Walk-in showers and walk-in tubs that improve accessibility and open up the bathing area without requiring changes to your existing plumbing or floor plan
• Tub-to-shower conversions that reconfigure outdated layouts into more usable configurations, particularly effective in mid-century Michigan homes with undersized tub enclosures

Every remodel is measured to your current footprint so the new tub or shower integrates cleanly into the existing layout. This avoids structural changes while giving you a space that functions better and requires less upkeep.

These upgrades are especially relevant in homes built during Michigan's post-war housing boom, when builders used materials and ventilation standards that don't hold up well against decades of Great Lakes humidity. Replacing the bathing area with sealed, low-maintenance components eliminates the most labor-intensive part of bathroom upkeep.

Replacement windows for Michigan homes

You can explore window categories through our replacement windows page. Window upgrades help reduce energy loss, simplify seasonal maintenance, and improve how your home handles Michigan's wide temperature range.

Replacement windows are custom-fit to your existing openings to avoid structural modifications and ensure a tight, weather-resistant seal. Vinyl frames perform well in Michigan because they resist warping from repeated freeze-thaw exposure and don't require painting or staining between seasons. Multi-pane glass with argon or krypton gas fill, low-E coatings, and insulated chambers help maintain indoor comfort during sub-zero winters and high-humidity summers.

We offer a range of window styles suited to both traditional and contemporary Michigan homes:

• Double hung windows provide top-and-bottom sash operation for controlled ventilation, with tilt-in sashes that simplify cleaning from inside the home, a practical feature during Michigan's long winter months when exterior access is limited.
• Slider windows move along a horizontal track to deliver wide views and easy operation without requiring exterior clearance, making them a good fit for ground-level rooms or areas facing walkways.
• Picture windows create a fixed, unobstructed opening that maximizes natural light and exterior visibility, well-suited for living areas or rooms that face wooded lots or lakefront property.
• Casement windows hinge outward to catch directional breezes and create a compression seal when closed, offering strong energy performance through Michigan's seasonal temperature shifts.
• Bay and bow assemblies extend the interior sightline and add dimensional depth to a room, bringing in additional light while creating a visual anchor that complements both ranch and colonial-style Michigan homes.

Kitchen cabinet refacing for Michigan homeowners

Kitchen renovations in Michigan often stall because the scope escalates quickly. Full cabinet replacement involves demolition, potential plumbing and electrical rerouting, countertop removal, and extended timelines that leave the kitchen unusable for weeks. Painting and refinishing are cheaper upfront but limited in what they can change: you keep the same door style, the same hardware holes, and the same layout, with results that depend heavily on the original wood quality and surface condition.

Renuity's kitchen cabinet refacing sits between these options and addresses the limitations of both. Refacing replaces the cabinet doors and drawer fronts with new materials while applying a matching veneer to the existing cabinet boxes. The internal structure stays in place, which keeps plumbing, electrical, and countertops untouched. The result is a kitchen that looks and feels fully renovated without the cost, timeline, or disruption of a gut remodel.

Design options that complement Michigan homes

Michigan's housing stock spans a wide range: post-war ranches in the suburbs, brick colonials in established neighborhoods, Craftsman-style homes in older city cores, and newer construction in developing areas. Your remodeling selections should work with those existing architectural features, not against them. In bathrooms, wall panel patterns and fixture finishes can match the home's overall character while replacing outdated surfaces. For windows, frame colors, grid configurations, and glass options help maintain a consistent exterior appearance. In kitchens, refaced cabinet doors are available in styles ranging from flat-panel modern profiles to raised-panel traditional designs, with color and finish options that coordinate with existing countertops and flooring.

Each component is selected to integrate with your current layout so the finished project looks intentional and cohesive, not like an isolated upgrade applied to one part of the home.

A remodeling process built around quality communication and reliability

Renuity's process keeps your project organized from the initial consultation to final installation. Measurements are taken to ensure accuracy, and recommendations are based on the way you use the space, not on generalized assumptions. You can find customer experiences on our customer reviews page, explore long-term product protection through our warranties page, and review current savings on our offers page.

Our team works to deliver a remodel that fits your expectations, supports daily use, and provides meaningful improvements without unnecessary disruption.