Real Projects. Real Results.
Explore real remodeling projects completed throughout South Jersey, from bathrooms and kitchens to whole-home renovations and exterior improvements. Every project shown here was personally managed from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
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Every project represents the craftsmanship, planning, and attention to detail that defines Nilson Remodeling. Browse by category to explore bathrooms, kitchens, painting, flooring, drywall, exterior projects, and more.
Showing 5 Tile & Backsplashes projects.
Multiple TradesBathroom Refresh with Custom Walk-In Tile Shower
Medford, NJThis master bathroom renovation was especially meaningful because it was completed for my grandfather. The original floor tile, wall tile, wood trim, and doors had been installed by him decades earlier and remained an important part of our family history.
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Multiple TradesOpen-Concept Kitchen Transformation
Waretown, NJWhat began as a ceiling restoration ultimately grew into a complete kitchen transformation and an extensive finish-carpentry project throughout the home. After new electrical and HVAC work was completed, we installed, finished, and primed new ceiling drywall to restore the surface and prepare it for paint.
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Multiple TradesModern Upstairs Bathroom Transformation
Medford, NJThis upstairs bathroom renovation transformed an outdated bathtub and shower combination into a spacious, modern walk-in shower while refreshing the entire room. Demolition included removing the existing bathtub, wall tile, tile wainscoting, wallpaper, and damaged drywall to create a clean foundation for the...
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Multiple TradesAccessible Wet Room & Laundry Room Conversion
Pennsauken, NJThis renovation transformed an existing laundry room and powder room into a fully accessible, barrier-free wet room designed to improve long-term mobility, safety, and independence.
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Multiple TradesFrom Slider to Storage
Whiting, NJFrom the initial walkthrough, it was clear the kitchen felt cramped, lacked practical storage, and made everyday cooking and movement more difficult than it needed to be. Although two sliding doors connected the kitchen to the sunroom, the second entrance offered little functional value while taking up an entire wall...
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