Current Projects
Rhino Builders is always involved in many different remodeling projects of varying size. Below is a showcase of what we are currently working on. With each project, the left picture is the Before Image and the right picture is the Currently Working Image. Click on either image to see the full detail of the photo.
Project: Werle Addition - Exterior
Description
A 13x28 foot addition is what this Shawnee homeowner wanted in order to achieve their dream kitchen.
Project: Werle Addition - Interior
Description
Reconfiguring the exisiting kitchen, breakfast room and laundry room, with the removal of a few walls allowed for a more functional kitchen and utility room.
Project: Werle Addition - Interior
Description
A 13x28 foot addition is what this Shawnee homeowner wanted in order to achieve their dream kitchen.
Project: Webb - Exterior Addition
Description
This Overland Park home is a whole house interior remodel along with a room addition to the front of the house, which involves removing two interior walls to make a more open floor plan.
Project: Webb - Interior Addition
Description
This phase of the project is the interior of the bump out that was added onto the front of the house. The front door was relocated and the old front door opening was widened between the existing living room and new dining room.
Project: Webb - Interior Kitchen
Description
An interior wall that divided the kitchen and dining room was removed to open up the space and combine the two rooms.
Project: LePique
Description
This home off Ward Parkway suffered severe damage from a storm causing a tree to fall onto the house. Rhino is making the necessary repairs to make the house look like it did before the storm.
Project: Chase
Description
A facelift is what this Prairie Village homeowner wanted, to get a fresh new look. Removing aluminum steel siding to replace with James Hardie siding is the way we will achieve it.
Project: Seigler Kitchen
Description
This Pleasent Hill homeowner wanted a more functional open kitchen. Removing a wall that divided the dining room and kitchen is what was done to achieve that.
Project: Seigler Laundry
Description
Bumping out the existing laundry room five feet into the garage allows for more countertop and cabinet storage in this kitchen and also gives the homeowner the mudroom she always wanted.
Project: McCaskill Exterior
Description
The removal of a back porch to allow for a 3 foot bump out, makes more room for the existing pantry and bathroom inside.
Project: McCaskill Exterior 2
Description
New exterior stucco and paint color will give this Westplaza home a complete new look.
Project: Shoaf - Vanity View
Description
Relocating the toilet allowed room to make a double bowl vanity along a 6 1/2 foot wall.
Project: Shoaf - Shower View
Description
Removing 2 walls & relocating the shower completely opened up this Leawood master bath. We took an existing closet & turned it into the shower to make it larger & more comfortable.
Project: Hills
Description
The majority of this upstairs hall bath is new tile work on the floor, shower walls and around a mirror above the vanity.