General Manager
Ariel Darmoni
As 123 Remodeling General Manager, Ariel provides hands-on support for both our staff and clients. During his 20+ years in the construction industry, he has overseen hundreds of remodeling projects in Chicago-North Shore, Phoenix-Scottsdale, Dallas-Fort Worth and San Diego.
Ariel’s familiarity with the needs of condo associations, building management companies, and the tenants they serve gives 123 Remodeling an advantage over contractors who have not learned the ins-and-outs of these homeowners needs. As a project manager, Ariel’s creativity and practical knowledge truly stands out. See the partial list of his projects below for an idea of his abilities.
When not on a project site, shopping with a client, or meeting with suppliers, Ariel is playing soccer, walking his chocolate lab Zena, or spending time with his wife and daughters.
Netanya Academic College
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – Civil Damages
2008 – 2011
Ariel's Blog Articles
Rooftop Deck….Yes or No?
Does your building have a killer view of the city skyline? If you live in or near Chicago, IL chances are that your rooftop view
Top Hardwood Flooring Trends for 2018
Hardwood is slowly becoming the number one flooring material because of its simplicity and durability which appeals to many homeowners. By choosing this kind of flooring
Subfloor Heating Advances That Will Dominate 2018
Gone are the days of the traditional underfloor heating systems that can span danger to your household. Now there are several underfloor heating advances that
5 Most Popular Homeowner’s Wishes
As a remodeler in Chicago, it’s safe to say there’s nothing cookie-cutter about the homes we remodel! One of the things we love about working
Small Kitchen Design: Keep It Simple and Chic
If you think only mansion-sized kitchens can look beautiful, then you’re very wrong. Even the smallest of spaces can look stylish and be highly functional.
Design Inspiration: Frida Kahlo Kitchen
Many people know Frida Kahlo, but not the whole story. Everybody knows that she represents Mexican Art. “La Casa Azul” (The blue house) is called