We are a locally-owned small remodeling service located near Winchester. We specialize in modernizing your home, no matter the size or scope of your renovation.
Freshen Up Your Homes Look
Painting your home may increase its value and give fresh breath of a life.
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Unhesitating recommendation for Savchuk Remodeling Pros.
We downsized to a house with a lovely sunroom, but the previous owners failed to disclose a leak and mold in the sunroom. We discovered that at the first rain.
Savchuk Remodeling Pros came out and installed baseboards and door/window trim throughout the house. They were always on time, respectful of our property making sure to clean up their work area every day and very knowledgeable in their line of work. I would highly recommend them!
Dima renovated our basement and did a tremendous job. He was honest, punctual, creative, delivered on all aspects, and worked within budget. Highly recommended!
Highly recommend! They did a great job painting and mudding our large living space and tall stairway walls. Everything was done so carefully and quickly! We are so happy we went with Savchuk Remodeling Pros!
Was great working with Dimitriy and the team on a few projects, always professional and knowledgeable.
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Winchester was named after Winchester in Virginia. The city was founded in 1793 on a land area of 66 acres. The land was donated by John Baker—a frontiersman. In 1812, the city was the seventh largest town in Kentucky.
The population of Winchester is about 18,413 people. The city features the Bluegrass Heritage Museum with many original exhibits with attributions to local lore. The city hosts a year-round exhibit dedicated to Homer Ledford—a renowned instrument maker and bluegrass musician from Kentucky. His dulcimers, banjos, mandolins, guitars, and ukuleles are sought by musicians all over the world. The city also has a civil war fort at Boonesboro commemorating Union soldiers. The fort was built to defend the ford and ferry at Boonesboro. Very little of it remains today.
The city is known for being a place for "original and local experiences", ranging from hand-on history to Ale-8 and much more. It is located just outside of Lexington.
