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
Light Math: Sizing your Light Fixtures
Today, we’re doing math – I’m warning you upfront. Don’t get scared, because it’s simple math and it’s gonna make your house look great. If
Kitchen Predictions for 2019
Building or remodeling a home can be quite the undertaking, and the kitchen is one of the rooms with the most design options. From choosing the
Color Your Kitchen for 2018: 5 Main Areas to Consider
Color is key to any remodeling project. Whether you prefer a neutral palette or something a little louder, it’s vital to put some focussed time
6 Pro Tips for Preventing Frozen Pipes
The 123 Remodeling office is still open today, even as the temperature outside drops further into the negative and the windchill is literally -41.
Average Cost of Bathroom Remodeling in Chicago [2023 Update]
[Article is Updated with 2023 Data] Remodeling a bathroom can be one of the best investments you make. However, it can become very costly if
10 Tips to Get Great Sleep During Your Remodel
Remodeling your home can be exhausting and stressful for some people, but fun and exciting for others. Regardless of how they feel about it, I’ve