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Whole home renovation · Evatt ACT
Evatt Home Renovation: Bright, Open and Modern Comfort
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- Whole home renovation
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CJC Constructions carried out a renovation of a home in Evatt, opening up the kitchen and living room into an open-plan layout, and upgrading the windows and insulation to improve energy efficiency. The kitchen was relocated to a spot with better natural light, the bathroom features herringbone-pattern tiles, and the flooring was replaced with spotted gum timber flooring.
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