Carolina Closets Plus Holds First Closet DIY™ Seminar

Chapel Hill, NC August 7, 2010 - Mike Hoffer, founder of Carolina Closets Plus held the first Closet DIY™.which ran one half hour over the allotted 1.5 hours as the attendees shared their unqiue ideas of spaces they wanted to organize. A pantry, a laundry room and an entire bedroom that was to be converyed to a walk in closet.

Do It Yourselfers now have a tremendous resource in the central North Carolina region for designing and installing a custom closet, pantry, gagrage.or kid's play area. The next seminar will be August 28 9:30-11.

Carolina Closets Plus largest Beam Vacuum Systems experience

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa February 10, 2010 - Home builders and building contractors have rated BEAM by Electrolux as the highest quality central vacuum systems on the market and the second most widely installed brand in new U.S. homes.

Beam Vacuum Systems of North Carolina, a division of Carolina Closets Plus in Chapel Hill has recently added the largest beam experience center in North Carolina to its showroom.

Carolina Closets Plus Selected as Toll Brothers closet organization vendor

Chapel Hill, NC December 12, 2009 - Carolina Closets Plus has been selected as the closet organization vendor for several of the Toll Brothers neighborhoods in the triangle.  Toll Brothers is one of the leading home buildings in the country and has a lot of great neighborhoods to choose from.   Mike Hoffer, co-founder and president of Carolina closets Plus says “This is a great partnership with toll brothers and we’re proud to be associated with them. They are a high quality builder and we’re glad to offer our detail perfection organization systems to their clients”  Carolina closets plus has been organizing new and existing homes longer than anyone in the triangle.  Their mission statement is detail perfection and it shows through their work.  “it’s amazing how much more stuff you can fit into an organized closet.  One recent customer told me that he even had extra room, something he never thought possible.  We get these comments all the time.  I’m glad to be able to make this one area of people’s lives a little simpler, says hoffer.

Carolina Closets Launches Healthier Living Program

Chapel Hill, NC Sept 1, 2009 - Mike Hoffer, president of America In Home, a division of Carolina Closets Plus launches a new healthier, cleaner living program aimed at day care centers and kids areas in homes.  According to Mike Hoffer, “there are a lot of HEPA filter systems on the market but none of them are the quality of the Beam system.  It’s made by Electrolux, the world leader in clean air living.  It’s so easy to install and provides actual results that we can prove.  We can come to your home or business and use our portable laser particulate counter to determine the exact level of pollutants in the air that you’re breathing.  Then, we’ll plug in our portable HEPA system to show you what the difference can be.”  The results are just amazing and Carolina Closets Plus is the only company in the triangle that can actually prove it to you.  “We chose to invest in the particulate counter because we wanted to show our customers the actual facts.  It’s hard to believe it since we can’t tell that the air we breathe might not be very clean, says Hoffer. another first for the organization businesses of the triangle.  Owner and co-founder, Mike Hoffer, says “We’re in the final testing stages for our live video feed of our production shop.  This will allow our customers to actually watch as their job is being manufactured.”  Hoffer says its just one of many ways that Carolina Closets Plus remains at the cutting edge of the organization business.  “I got this idea from a friend of mine in Atlanta, who is one of the premiere closet companies in that market.  It’s a great way to show off more of the differences that an installation from Carolina Closets Plus makes.   There are a lot of organization companies out there, but none of them can offer the detail perfection that anchors our business philosophy and mission statement.”   

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