2015 - RJ Tilley

Kitchen Makeover Ideas that Organize and Modernize

Posted on December 28, 2015 in Kitchen

A kitchen remodel is a big project. The process requires precise designing, careful planning, reliable contractors and let’s not forget, a defined budget. Estimating cost depends on the design plan, plus the materials and labor of any kitchen and bathroom remodeling job. According to 2015 data from ImproveNet.com, the average cost of a complete kitchen remodel is approximately $17,000 with homeowners spending anywhere as low as a few thousand dollars ...Read More

Avoiding Senseless Holiday Disasters

Posted on December 8, 2015 in Plumbing

It’s the time of year for traditions, family gatherings, overnight guests and delicious meals. While the holiday season is synonymous with all things joyous and festive, we also know anything can happen with a house full of guests. Many of us have stories of holiday disasters…Remember when Uncle Joe stopped up the guest toilet only to redirect everyone to your master bath for the weekend? Or the time Aunt Mary ...Read More

What’s the Importance of Proper Drainage in our Home’s Exterior Drains?

Posted on October 28, 2015 in Plumbing

Drains and proper drainage are important components in every home. However, it’s likely most homeowners don’t think twice when they turn on a faucet, run an appliance or flush the toilet. Little consideration is given to the concept that when water comes into a house, it must have a clear pathway to leave. That’s where drains and drainage become important. Each plumbing fixture–whether a toilet, shower, sink or appliance–is ...Read More

How do Hybrid Water Heaters Work?

Posted on September 16, 2015 in Plumbing

Water heating comprises nearly 25% of your home’s entire energy usage. Most homeowners continue to use bulky conventional tank units thinking that if it works, why replace it. However, new compact models that operate with greater efficiency are dominating the market, and changing the future of residential plumbing and water heating. Conventional tank and tankless on-demand units remain the most common water heaters. These are the models homeowners often choose ...Read More

Trends in aging in place and universal design remodeling

Posted on September 2, 2015 in Bathroom Remodeling, Bathrooms, Kitchen, Plumbing, Remodeling, Uncategorized

The U.S. population is aging and many seniors want to continue living independently in their own homes. Creating a safe, livable environment to foster aging in place through universal design without the home screaming “this was made for old people” can be an easy task for professional remodelers. Professional Remodeler Magazine's Jean Feingold has some tips on how to remodel your bathroom with style and functiality for the babyboomer generation. ...Read More

Welcome to the R.J. Tilley family

Posted on August 28, 2015 in Uncategorized

Welcome to the R.J. Tilley Family! Service plumbers Wanted - Immediate Openings Available R. J. Tilley is looking for highly skilled plumbing service technicians. We want people who are dedicated to quality work and building relationships with the customers they serve. Our company is family owned and we work as a team. We offer a professional work environment, great benefits and great pay, plus bonuses. If you have craft skills, ...Read More

Get Yout Kitchen Back-To-School Ready With R.J. Tilley

Posted on July 29, 2015 in Kitchen, Remodeling, Uncategorized

As the school year starts up again, new routines (school lunches, weeknight dinners, afternoon snack attacks!) threaten to send your kitchen into chaos. Follow these "10 Commandments of Clutter-Free Kitchens" to get organized and start the year off right. R.J. Tilley has a team of designers who can help you design a organized, functional and stress free kitchen. 1.Start a Snack Station Clear a pantry shelf that's low enough for ...Read More

4 Questions to Consider Before Converting to a Tankless Water Heater

Posted on July 15, 2015 in Plumbing

Water heaters are the 2nd highest energy consuming appliance, and represent nearly ¼ of a home’s energy expenses. Every family requires hot water to cook, clean, bathe, launder clothes and much more, so naturally this puts great demand on a water heater. Although they’re typically regarded as an out of sight, out of mind convenience, most water heaters run 24/7 and do require attention to ensure performance and efficiency. Whether ...Read More

Preparing for Vacation? Don’t Forget Your Home

Posted on July 1, 2015 in Bathroom Remodeling, Bathrooms, Events, Kitchen, Plumbing, Remodeling, Uncategorized

R.J. Tilley's mission this summer is to teach residents about making their homes vacation ready.Water damage is one of the most common and costly disasters to come home to. With even an 1/8 inch crack in your pipe it can release up to 250 gallons of water per day. We have a few tips to get you on the road to a vacation ready home. (more…)

7 Tile Tips for Baths on a Budget by Houzz

Posted on May 20, 2015 in Bathroom Remodeling, Bathrooms, Remodeling, Uncategorized

Bathroom renovations can be expensive propositions. With such a huge spread in pricing on tile and plumbing fixtures, it's hard for many homeowners to know where to start. There are $200 faucets and there are $1,200 faucets. The same goes for tile; it can range from 90 cents to 450 dollars a square foot. And the overall price range of a bathroom remodel can vary just as greatly. If you're on ...Read More