Inspired remodels

Laura Briedis • September 9, 2024

Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling can create exactly what you envision using the space you already have more efficiently or add more.

A bright white kitchen with a large island, gold fixtures, a double wall oven, and a gas range with a pot filler.

The all-white color scheme, as seen in this stunning kitchen that Impact recently renovated in Copley, is classic and will always be in style.


As the crispness of fall settles in, it’s not just the leaves that start to change. Homeowners often find themselves inspired to refresh their living spaces. And helping to bring those visions to life is Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling.


Uniquely qualified to handle all aspects of your home—from installing landscaping and creating outdoor living spaces to designing new kitchens and finishing basements—Impact makes your outdoor and indoor design seamless.


“Fall is always our busiest time for home remodeling projects. Homeowners are looking for ways to renew the interior of their home, whether adding space or just creating a better use of space,” says Joe Chiera, who, along with his wife Kristen, owns this local company. “Many homeowners have been spending the past six months outside grilling and hanging out in the backyard and will miss that extra space outdoor living affords when the winter weather sets in.”


Since the company was founded in 1997, Impact has been helping homeowners in Northeast Ohio renovate their homes to make them beautiful and more functional.


Dream Kitchens

If you are looking for a remodeling project where you can make the biggest impact, kitchens always rank number one.


“Homeowners can recoup up to 75% of their kitchen remodeling costs so you can view it more as an investment than an expense,” Joe says.


“There are many design options we can show you or bring us your ideas and we will bring them to life,” he says. “We always like to blend on-trend décor items with classic elements to create a timeless design that you will enjoy for years to come.”


The all-white color scheme, as seen in this stunning kitchen that Impact recently renovated in Copley, is classic and will always be in style.


Spa Bathrooms

Once built for convenience and necessity, the primary bathroom suite is now more of a place where you can relax.


“We have been working with homeowners to repurpose space from their master bedroom to make room for a larger bathroom because it is more functional,” says Joe.


Many homeowners are opting for bathrooms that feature curbless wet rooms, where the tub and shower are designed so the entire bathroom area can get wet. As can be seen in this Copley home, the spacious shower flows out to the vanity seamlessly.


“We only need about 60 square feet to add a wet room to any bathroom remodel. With a curbless shower and no walls, the space feels bigger than it really is,” Joe says.


Finished Basements

One of the easiest ways to add more usable space—sometimes even doubling the square footage—is to finish your basement.


Impact has been remodeling basements that are first-floor worthy, with beautiful flooring, lighting and design elements. So, whether you want to add a kid’s playroom or sports bar, the company can transform your basement.


“A basement can be so versatile. We have been adding home gyms in basements, home offices and even second kitchens for those using the lower level for entertaining,” Joe says. “We can help add more space and a better flow to any space in your home.”


Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling is located at 1410 Medina Road in Medina. For a free estimate, call 330-848-0036. Visit ImpactMyHome.com to see a portfolio of home renovations and landscaping projects.

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    Kristen and Joe Chiera, owners of Impact Landscape & Home Remodeling.

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    Many homeowners are opting for bathrooms that feature curbless wet rooms, where the tub and shower are designed so the entire bathroom area can get wet.

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    Once built for convenience and necessity, the primary bathroom suite is now more of a place where you can relax.

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