R Squared Renovations, Inc. 972-998-8544

Home Renovation

Remodeling Services

R Squared Renovations Specializes in Plasma TV Lifts & LCD TV Lifts

The plasma TV lift consists of a piece of furniture designed to fit the decor of your home or office.  The cabinet can be built to take the shape of a foot board for your bed to an old ice box such as this one.  If size permits, they can be built to house all of your components or just the TV if you are limited on space.   

Most LCD or plasma TVs are about 5" in depth and the lift mechanism takes up about 4" behind the TV making the smallest cabinet about 12" overall.  The motorized lift operates from a standard 110v outlet and can be activated by a remote control or a manual switch located in a hidden location.     

Whatever your style, the plasma TV lift is an innovative way to combine your technology needs with the overall design of your home or office. 

Plasma TV Lifts
Plasma TV Lifts
Plasma TV Lifts

Plasma TV Lifts

Solid Alder Cabinet - Lift Supports up to 50" Plasma TV

Component Shelving and Interior Drawers for Storage

Vintage Icebox Hardware

Designed to Open on Both Sides for Easy Access to Cabling
At its core, the cabinetry & millwork in any home is what defines its character. It is the cabinetry & millwork that expresses the quality of the builder or remodeler. The vocabulary consists of wood and hardware, but its language is as expressive as that of any artist. R Squared Renovations, Inc. designs and builds custom cabinetry, while offering a full service trim installation team that can turn your vision into reality.

Randy Ritzenthaler, Owner, has 18 years of hands on construction experience. He personally has worked in framing, masonry, as a commercial electrician, and has built residential homes from the ground up. But his passion is creating art from wood. He has built this company on a reputation of quality craftsmanship, while also offering guidance outside the scope of carpentry to his clients.

Randy Ritzenthaler, owner of R Squared Renovations, moved to Dallas, TX in 2002 from Toledo, OH. While in Toledo, he worked as a commercial journeyman electrician for 12 years. Although he enjoyed his years as an electrician, he was unable to let his creative side develop. Moving to Dallas proved to be a tremendous opportunity to do something he had great passion for - working with wood. Randy has worked with wood since he was a child, and is a self taught craftsman. Carpenters that have more experience turn to Randy for advice. He brings a unique perspective to the design and fabrication of his art work.