The Reico Kitchen & Bath Mission Statement Our mission statement guides us to: UNDERSTAND our customers needs DESIGN effective plans MANAGE the complexities of each job DELIVER on our promises WIN together We recruit, develop and retain the most talented people and foster a positive, fun and dynamic environment. We treat each other with respect and...

Training - a Reico Kitchen & Bath cornerstone Reico offers an ongoing curriculum of training. Classes are designed to assist employees in developing their careers at Reico as well as to keep current with trends and changes in the kitchen and bath industry. Examples include: New Hire training that introduces them to the company, its’ leadership, key...

Kitchen Remodeling and Bathroom Remodeling Experts We are open and welcoming walk-in traffic. At any time you can request an appointment using the red Request Consultation button at the top of the page to meet in store or virtually. Located in the shopping center at the intersection of Urbana Pike and Lowes Lane, at the opposite end of Panera Bread...

We are all guilty of it.  That one thing or one time our champagne tastes exceeded our seltzer water budget.  If we are being really honest, this has happened more than once.  And if you’ve been in kitchen and bath remodeling long enough, you’ve experienced it from the opposite perspective, working with clients with similar tastes and budgets. We a...

In the home improvement, remodeling, and construction industries, effective customer communication is one of the best tools for ensuring smooth project execution and building lasting client relationships. Every conversation with a client—from the initial consultation to final update—is an opportunity to build trust, align expectations, and provide ...

Today’s homeowner has more than ever to worry about, wanting certainty that their investment will pay off. The expected challenges of remodeling are more complex than ever, thanks to inflation and rising material costs on top of local and global uncertainty. However, in spite of these pressures, spending on home improvement remains strong. This is ...

According to a recent study by the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), many who completed a kitchen or bathroom remodel wish they had known more about what to expect during the process. Setting expectations is a critical element to establishing yourself as a professional. Build strong relationships and prepare your clients from the start wi...

As a contractor in the kitchen and bath remodeling industry, your success not only depends on delivering exceptional craftsmanship but also on building strong and lasting relationships with your clients. Building trust, providing outstanding service, and fostering open communication are essential for client satisfaction and repeat business. In this...

LinkedIn is a powerful platform for professionals to connect, share insights, and cultivate enduring partnerships. For contractors, unlocking the potential of LinkedIn content can be a game-changer in fostering valuable industry relationships. Here are five practical strategies—showcasing your expertise, engaging in conversation, collaborating thro...

Is your kitchen stuck in the 90’s? Haven’t had the time or the know-how to give your cooking area a face-lift? Don’t even know where to start? We’ve got the answer for you: start with the kitchen cabinets. Your cabinets are the focal point of your kitchen, and the design and feel of the cabinets are what pulls the whole room together. Creating a de...

In small rooms, storage space is a premium -- and most bathrooms do not have enough of it. Decrease clutter and maximize your powder room, hall bath or any bathroom with these 5 elegant storage solutions for bathrooms. 

You spend meaningful time in your kitchen, making meals for you and your family or friends. It’s the hub of your house. And chances are, it could use a little update. The kitchen is the most popular room to renovate. So why not renovate yours? Before you start getting down to the details let’s talk about the big picture. If you’ve never put a lot o...