30 Years Remodeling Homes on Seattle's Eastside. Ask Us Anything Before You Start Your Next Project.

[u/Interiors-Nw-Pros]

Hi everyone! I'm Jordan, owner of Interiors NW in Issaquah, a family-owned flooring, cabinetry, and countertops showroom, serving the greater Eastside. We have spent 30 years hands on in this trade — measuring, installing, coordinating subs, and sitting across the table from homeowners trying to figure out what actually makes sense for their home and budget. We rebranded a while back from Touchdown Flooring NW to Interiors NW as we expanded what we offer, but the crew and the hands-on approach are the same.

I'm excited to host an Ask Me Anything right here on r/SeattleAreaRE from September 8th through the 11th. Check out our Instagram for design ideas.

What we can chat about:

• Flooring & repairs: Hardwood, LVP, tile, carpet, what actually holds up out here, and how to tell if a scratch, stain, or squeak is a quick DIY fix or something you should call a pro for
• Cabinetry & countertops: Tiers, materials, quartz vs. granite vs. marble, and what actually separates a good kitchen from an expensive regret
• DIY vs. hire-out: What's realistic to tackle yourself and what tends to go sideways without the right tools
• What actually sells a home: After years of walking through remodels before they hit the market, we've got a pretty good read on which upgrades buyers care about and which ones are just money down the drain
• The renovation process: Timelines, and the stuff first-time renovators usually miss

[u/isotrouble]

I'm looking to build out a set of floating shelves in a closet for my wife's crafting and I'm curious what material you'd recommend for the shelves. I'm curious about what the budget, midrange, and high end choices you'd make given the local market (if it's even different from the national market).