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Fisher Group, LLC of Annandale, Virginia has won more than 31 different awards from the Interior Design and Remodeling Industry in the past nine years. Ken and Peggy Fisher, the husband and wife design team of Fisher Group, LLC, are understandably proud of their achievements in home renovation. As a result of their imagination, expertise and attention to detail, every client of Fisher Group, LLC has benefited from the well-coordinated efforts of this award-winning team. Imagine, your home improvement project could be the next award-winning design of Fisher Group, LLC!
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NARI - 2007 CotY Finalist
Award Residential Over $150,000, Metro DC Chapter
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NARI -
2007 CotY Finalist Award Residential Bath $30,000 - $60,000, Metro DC Chapter |
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Qualified Remodeler
Magazine’s 2007 Master Design Gold Award
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NARI - The 2005
CotY Grand Award -
Regional CotY
winner for Best Kitchen $60,000-$100,000 |
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NARI - The
2005 CotY Grand Award - |
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2005
Chrysalis Award - Southern Remodeler of the Year
- 10 state regional award
2005
Chrysalis Award - Virginia Remodeler of the Year
- In cooperation
with the City of Alexandria and Habitat for Humanity, participated with
ASID in Alternative Show House. This Guest House facility is a transition
home for non-violent women offenders. For this incredible story of team
effort, visit our "News" page." |
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2005 Chrysalis Award - Bath Remodel Under $40,000, Best Design Build Project | ||
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2004
CotY Grand Award - Residential Interior Under $100,000 2005 Chrysalis Award - Residential Speciality, Best Project 2005 NARI (National Association Of The Remodeling Industry) Regional Contractor of The Year: Residential Interior $100,000 and Under Region II ASID - Washington Metro Chapter, 2005 Interior Design Competition Award, "First Place Single Detail"
Qualified
Remodeler, Master Design Awards 2005, "Special Judges Mention" |
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2005
NARI (National Association Of The Remodeling Industry) Regional
Contractor of The Year: Residential Bath $30,000 to $60,000 Region II |
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2004
CotY Finalist - Residential Kitchen $60,001 - $100,000. |
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2004
NARI
(National Association Of The Remodeling Industry) Regional
Contractor of The Year: Residential Addition $100,000 - $250,000 Region II |
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2004 NARI Regional and National Contractor Of The Year: Residential Interior Under $100,000 | ||
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2004
NARI
(National Association Of The Remodeling Industry) Regional
Contractor of The Year: Residential Interior Under $100,000 - $250,000. Also featured in Women's Day Nov. 2004 issue |
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2004
Chrysalis Finished Basement: Best Project Also featured in Women's Day Nov. 2004 issue |
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2003
Chrysalis Room Remodel: Best Design/Build Project |
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2002 ASID (American Society of Interior Designers, Washington D.C. Metro Chapter, special detail) | ||
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2001 Chrysalis Award for Remodeling Excellence: Grand Award for Whole House Remodeling | ||
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2000
Chrysalis Award for Remodeling Excellence: Special Award for Historic Renovation |
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1999
NARI CotY (Contractor of the Year ) Finalist Award:
Additions Project: Farm House Cottage Addition: The family was growing from two to five during four years of planning and construction and four thousand square feet added to this cottage on a ten acre former horse farm. |
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2000 NARI CotY Grand Award for Entire House Remodeling | |||||
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2000 NARI CotY Contractor of the Year Grand Award: Category: Entire House | |||||
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1999
Chrysalis Award for Remodeling Excellence: Best Kitchen Project: Kitchen Renovation Our commission was to improve light, function and storage in the kitchen and eating area. The kitchen was dark and the plan was poor, making it difficult for more than one person to work. |
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1999
NARI CotY (Contractor of the Year) Finalist Award: Residential Kitchens Project: Kitchen/Breakfast Area Renovation Workspace and storage were inadequate and poorly organized. The Fishers worked hard to create a kitchen that was beautiful and extremely functional for this clients’ lifestyle. |
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1998-1999
Sub-Zero Regional Award Winner: Virginia Project: Updated Kitchen Renovation The existing kitchen space plan was inefficient. The goal was more light, a better functioning work space, more storage and an updated kitchen with an eating area, restyled with a French influence. |
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1996
Chrysalis Award for Remodeling Excellence: Best Kitchen Project: Early 1940's Kitchen Renovation The original kitchen lacked adequate countertop area, storage, light and aesthetic interest. These homeowners wanted efficiency and yet wanted to keep the country charm of their home. |
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