Reico Kitchen & Bath has successfully completed the acquisition of Carolina Kitchens and its two locations in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, North Carolina. This brings the company’s total number of showrooms to twenty-six across the Mid- and South-Atlantic region, and increases Reico Kitchen & Bath’s presence in North Carolina to six showrooms, add...

Michelle Stoots understands what it takes to provide her clients with world class customer service. Before joining Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2010, Michelle worked for Ralph Lauren, opening lifestyle concept stores for the company where attention to detail and outstanding customer services were critical components of the business. Building on those sk...

After studying Architectural Design at Humber College in Toronto, Ontario, Kristen Campbell relocated to the U.S., and worked as a designer for a local home center before joining Reico Kitchen & Bath in 2001. During this time, she has worked as a Designer and Key Business Manager as well as manage multiple locations including Salem, Williamsburg an...

John Boryk's experience in the residential construction and remodeling industry extends more than 30 years and includes work with production builders, multi-family construction and large custom homes. For the past ten years, John's focus has been dedicated to the designing and installation of kitchens and bathrooms. It is this hands on experience t...

With a combination of design and sales experience developed since 2006, Tricia Jones joined Reico Kitchen & Bath as a Project Coordinator in 2016. Applying her skills on how listen to all customer types, both retail and trade, she successfully worked with builders, contractors and retail in her Project Coordinator role, managing every aspect of pro...

Ed Kimball has been serving the Tidewater area for over 25 years as a kitchen and bath industry expert. Since 2004, he has shared that expertise at Reico Kitchen & Bath with all our various customer segments. He greatly enjoys interacting with homeowners, contractors and builders in all realms of design. Ed participated in the 2012 Spring “Homearam...

Have you ever wondered why people use tiles in wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens? It’s all about creating a protective layer over the walls and floors to prevent water from reaching them. Without this barrier, water damage occurs, paving the way for microbial growth coupled with expensive repairs.

Do you want to go smarter with your kitchen? We have some good news! Forget about tearing down your walls or calling in a contractor. In many cases you do not even have to change the electrical or plumbing systems.

You might be asking, ‘is tile layout that important?’ Sure, it is! You may not know this, but your eyes subconsciously take in tile patterns. A wrong layout makes the room feel messy and cluttered, even if everything else is in place. But a good one? – It sets the tone for the entire room and ties everything together.

Your countertop is more than a kitchen surface - it is a foundational element of your entire kitchen. Whatever you select to go on this surface impacts every other little thing that takes place around it. So yes, your countertop is that important.

Most people can’t tell the difference between porcelain and ceramic tiles. Who can blame them? The tiles are similar in appearance and feel, result from similar processes, and serve almost the same uses. So, confusing one for the other feels natural. But there are some key differences between these tiles that you cannot overlook in your quest for t...