Upper Arlington, Ohio Client’s love for birds and nature lands her home on the cover!
Read the full feature article in HouseTrends Magazine.

Read the full feature article in HouseTrends Magazine.

Dishwashers are the workhorses of the kitchen. Daily (and sometimes multiple times a day!) they mechanically clean and dry your pots, pans, glassware, cutlery and other dishes leaving you more time to enjoy your family and guests. Our Designers frequently recommend Thermador dishwashers to our clients who demand high quality pro performance and require a super quiet wash cycle that won’t intrude family time or entertaining.
In October of 2015 Thermador issued a recall on the following dishwasher models: DWHD64, DWHD65 due to a faulty power cord. As of October 19, 2017 the recall has been expanded to include the following models as well: DWHD44. If you have one of these models, purchased between September 2012 through January 2015, stop using immediately!
Please retrieve your model and serial numbers and schedule a free replacement of the power cord by a authorized service technician by calling 888-965-5813 or visiting the recall homepage.

If you are a current or past Client of The Cleary Company and need help finding the model number of your Thermador dishwasher, please contact us!

Upper Arlington home gets top to bottom makeover inside & out. See how our team transformed this 1950’s ranch into our client’s forever home. Scope of work included demo of the home’s kitchen, dining room, 3 bathrooms new windows, a refresh of the home’s living room, mudroom, master suite and basement plus building a sunroom addition. Several of the home’s new large picture windows feature custom glass panes that prevent fatal bird collisions.
Project Designer – Laura Watson ASID, UDCP : Project Manager – Rob Lindeboom CLC
Read the full feature article about this home in HouseTrends Magazine!





Read more about this project in Westerville Magazine.
AFTER: Craftsman style details upgrade the look of this suburban 2 story.

BEFORE:


Kate has known George and his family for many years. So when she decided to pursue a home addition and major remodeling project project it made sense The Cleary Company Remodel Design Build in Columbus OH was her first and only phone call. Having lived in her home for over 13 years she was ready for a more functional layout to meet her growing family’s needs.
After several meetings with Laura Watson, ASID, UDCP a list was created combining all of Kate’s wants & needs with a proposed scope and design plan. When estimates for the project were calculated into a project budget it was clear the best option was to tear down her existing home and build an all new one. This allowed for the new foundation to be reoriented on her lot creating a private backyard and a circular driveay.
Check out this family’s new rustic, chic farmhouse project album on our Houzz profile!
Kate & her son have been featured in several of our print advertisements!



Project Spotlight: Transitional in regards to interior design and home remodeling refers to a blend or “marriage” of traditional and modern styles. It’s a timeless contemporary interpretation of elements from a variety of time periods incorporating lines that are less ornate than traditional designs, but not as severely basic as contemporary lines. As a result, transitional designs are classic, timeless, and clean. The transitional style also focuses on comfort and practicality to meet the lifestyle of an active household.
Color palettes are typically neutral and subtle and may be monochromatic, with color in art and accents, not upholstery and floors. Wood finishes are typically warm tones but can range from a natural finish to a high-gloss lacquer. Texture is important and a balanced mix of several textures is often used.
The Cleary Company Remodel-Design-Build, your home remodeling company, in Columbus, OH, remodeled 2 transitional-style kitchens earlier this year that are very different.
The first home, located in Tartan Fields in Dublin, OH was built in 2000, and features soft warm neutral tones, exposed wood beams, and stainless appliances.
Project Year: 2017 | Project Cost: $75,001 – $100,000





Newly remodeled space is fresh and bright. The existing cabinets were updated with new paint (Benjamin Moore Acadia White) to match existing base & crown molding of home. Cesar Stone quartz countertops replaced existing builder grade granite. New wide plank engineered hardwood floors w/ an antiqued finish replaced the existing narrow planked golden oak. New glass globe pendant lighting installed over island. Microwave over the range was relocated into the existing island and a new custom hood was installed in it’s place.
Read more about this project in HouseTrends Magazine!
located in historic downtown and Whimsical pops of color in the range, the pendant light, and Paul Frank stool.
The second is a Victorian-style home in downtown Delaware, OH was built in 1890 features white subway tile, and white shaker cabinets. kitchen that . 1980’s style tile, appliances, and cabinets did not didn’t function well for current owners nor fit the architectural period of the home. A slight rework of the footprint created more storage by installing new custom Amish cabinets which extend the full height of the ceiling. Modern conveniences mixed with period details create a transitional style that is a fun light-filled space more suited to our client’s lifestyle.
Project Year: 2017 | Project Cost: $100,001 – $150,000
Design by Laura Watson ASID, UDCP





Both of these transitional kitchens show a perfect balance of a mix of textures as well as traditional and contemporary styles. Kitchen remodels add efficiency and function to the busy lifestyles and homes of our clients. Which one is your favorite?
View more finished kitchen remodeling projects by checking out the Kitchens Portfolio on our website. Ready to get started on your next home or kitchen remodeling project? You can design and build with us, we would love to work with you!
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When George Cleary founded The Cleary Company in 1994, he began working for clients he had known his entire
life. It was a client base that would lay the groundwork for a philosophy that has permeated his company ever since. “Once clients hire us, they become part of our family,” he says.
While his team always explores clients’ personal tastes, budgets and lifestyles, they also gain an in-depth understanding of clients’ greater visions for their homes. “Because we treat every client’s home like our own, we understand today’s decisions will impact tomorrow’s dreams,” he says. “We always design holistically, thinking about clients’ future budgets and projects.”
To help clients navigate the emotional stages of remodeling, Cleary says an in-house project management app and an incredible team of skilled craftspeople foster transparency and customer satisfaction. “The truth about remodeling is that it can be a hard and messy process, but treating clients like family ensures the final product and client experience are exceptional.
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Do you subscribe to Architectural Digest? If so did you see the full page on George and The Cleary Company in the October issue? We share the reason we treat our clients as if they are a part of our family. George talks about how The Cleary Company, your Columbus, OH remodeling company, got its first clients in 1994 and how this ended up laying the groundwork for a philosophy that our Team still embraces today.
Notable Quotes from George:
“Once clients hire us, they become part of our family”
“Because we treat every client’s home like our own, we understand today’s decisions will impact tomorrow’s dreams”
Through our Remodel Design Build process takes the time to get to know our clients’ lifestyles, needs and goals for their home and incorporates them into their project. We understand that remodeling can be stressful, and there are many emotional ups and downs. To help our clients navigate these phases of remodeling, our app keeps them updated on schedule changes, allows them to view progress photos and logs as well as make payments even when they are on vacation. This ability to stay connected, coupled with our incredible team of skilled professionals helps ensure client satisfaction and in most cases clients for life. In fact, over 70% of the projects we’re building in 2017 are from repeat clients and referrals from past or current clients!
The truth about home remodeling, is that it can be a hard and messy process, but treating clients like family helps ensure the final product and client experience are exceptional. Contact our Team and you’ll be treated like family too!
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Our Team works with you and integrates the design, estimating, and construction plan from the beginning of the project, so we can quickly focus on what can be done within YOUR space and budget. All of your drawings and selections are completed BEFORE contracts are signed and construction begins unlike the alternative Design/Bid approach which starts with an initial drawing that is then sent out for pricing.
Designer Olivia Kern explains how Our Team creates a space that’s personal to each Client’s needs. Exploring customized storage solutions to kitchen or bathroom remodeling projects are the details that make your home remodeling experience fun and valuable for both Our Team and Our Clients. Watch other videos from George and the Team on our YouTube channel.

Just because most schools in our area are in session, it doesn’t mean summer is over. August in Ohio is usually hot and muggy so with the late summer heat upon us now is the time to tackle some indoor maintenance items. The following checklist will spruce up these often-neglected spaces and keep the dust to a minimum in your home. These tasks can also save you as much as $100 a year on your electric bill if you do them regularly.
For more seasonal maintenance tasks click here for the Midwest Summer Seasonal Maintenance Guide from HouseLogic.