Michael Tenhulzen shares insights into residential remodeling, highlighting its personal nature and the varying client expectations influenced by media like HGTV. It’s about understanding different perspectives and meeting diverse expectations.
Since moving to Redmond in 1979 from a farm in southwest Iowa, the Tenhulzens have witnessed a lot of changes in the growth and character of the Sammamish Valley.
One of the changes is
Tenhulzen Residential welcomes Cabintree Works to the family. This Tenhulzen Residential and Cabintree Works union, creates control over a critical component of the remodeling process by “Planting a Cabinetree” custom cabinetry shop in house.
The basis of our “movie theme” approach to remodeling began with the idea that our field crew is “on stage” at every job site. Whether there is a camera or not, our staff is trained to work in occupied spaces as if they were their own. Loud radios, foul language and smoking are prohibited on our job sites. We know that concerns about security, weatherization and dust are of prime importance, which is why we make the extra effort to protect your home’s interior finishes. …
Michael Tenhulzen was born into remodeling. His residential construction career began in the family business. Visualizing a home’s potential is one of his many talents. As Director of Tenhulzen Residential, it is Michael’s responsibility to create the environment for crew and customers to have the best experience possible.
