When we first saw the house at Olden, one of the pros about the darling, old little home is that it had updated windows.

the situation

Having newer double pane windows in a charming old home is wonderful.  Often times, we see homes with old windows painted shut over the years with lead and who knows what else, cracked single panes of glass,  or with some not so great, albeit somewhat functional, storm windows on the exterior.

 

Although these windows at the Olden house were in perfect functioning condition and would suit the new owners just fine, they certainly did not appear “updated” at all.  Years of smoke residue and probably a less than stellar cleaning habit left them looking… well, terrible.

the solution

On the hunt for what would take these stains off of vinyl, I did a little hunting  online.  I found one of the recommended cleaners at Dollar Tree for about $3  for a large spray bottle of it.  True to it’s name, this “Totally Awesome” cleaner  did the trick.  The bottle says to dilute before use, however, according to my  online homework, I was to use this stuff full strength.  And full strength I did!

 

Totally Awesome at work

 

Spraying it right on the vinyl window frame, I could literally see the stains drip  off of the windows.  Totally Disgusting actually but quite the infomercial for  Totally Awesome.

A wet rag and a lot of wiping later and we have some pretty   amazing looking salvaged vinyl windows!  They look great, work great, and cost only a little time, elbow grease, and $3 to bring back to life.

the result after a quick wipe with a damp cloth

 

 

Overland

Overland Remodel

 

 

Rethink Renovations has enjoyed the low budget remodel in Overland, MO.  We are wrapping up the rough ins and moving on to drywall and the fun stuff next week!  Check back weekly to see the final product coming alive.

We have not sacrificed quality, sustainability, or non0toxic elements on this renovation project.  It may be a low budget, but by paying attention to the details and doing our research, we have found ways to keep much of the house in tact and also bring in local sourced, non toxic new materials into the home.

We believe that all homeowners deserve to have a healthy home they can be more than proud of.

You can see the before video footage of this home on the All About Business St. Louis show.  Owner, Barrett Elwyn, will discuss ways Rethink Renovations brings green into the home.  Click on the video link:

http://rethinkrenovations.com/video.html

We hope to inspire all those that are curious about eco conscious changes that can be made in the home or workplace….

 

-The Rethink Renovations Team

Rethink Renovations Will Be Featured on Channel 11 Yet Again!
 
We are excited to announce that Rethink Renovations will be featured in on 1 more segment on All About Business, St. Louis on KPLR Channel 11.
 

Rethink Renovations on KPLR 11

 
All About Business St. Louis, is St. Louis’ First Business to Business television show and airs on Sunday mornings at 9 am. The Going Green Segment will air this Sunday, October 16th at 9 am. Find out how Rethink Renovations brings cost-consciousness, aesthetics, and environmental consciousness together to create a healthier environment for our customers. Tune in or record the show this Sunday at 9am on KPLR Channel 11. 

Rethink Renovations proudly specializes in green renovations in the St. Louis area.
Please contact us today for a free estimate or information on sustainable living.

Before

Before

Before

Before

 

After

The Kirkwood home is complete and we are excited to share the before and after pictures!

This home is is USGBC LEED-H and ANSI green homes registered.  Not only is it a green home, it is a rehabbed home with great design.

This living room is a classic example of taking a space that is completely outdated and giving it a fresh new makeover.  The living room was once the garage of the home and has been through a few remodels.  We hope this is the last one, because it is truly amazing!

The floors are a polished concrete with exposed aggregate and are heated by radiant heat that is tied into the geothermal system.  The beam is covered with snow fence from Centennial Woods out of Wyoming, which is also used in the tub surrounds of this home.  This reclaimed element compliments the owners modern farmhouse design that was inspired by the clean and rustic homes of the California wine country.

This is just one room in the house…

-The Rethink Renovations Team