Month: June 2014

Elements of an Efficient Kitchen

The best kitchen design is a dangerous game to play.  Everyone’s interests, needs and space are different.  There are common themes though, that make a kitchen more efficient. The kitchen is the most functional environment in the home.  It is the gathering spot where you cook, the kids do homework, and your husband eats snacks.  […]

Tips To Maximize Your Whole-House Remodel

Whether you’re remodeling your whole house or adding a second story addition, there are several factors to consider maximizing your investment, increasing the functionality of your home and making future work easier.  Working with a contractor can help keep cost and stress lower. In many places, quiet exhaust fans are required by code where ever […]

Choosing New Cabinets

With all the options available, choosing cabinets for your kitchen or bathroom can be an overwhelming experience, to say the least.  Aesthetics aside, there are lots of factors that might not be readily apparent that will impact the cabinet’s performance and price.  Understanding these factors will give you an advantage in making the right selection. […]

Things To Ask Your Contractor Before You Start Your Project

Remodeling a home is big financial and emotional investment.  Knowing exactly what to expect before the project gets started will help you better prepare for the process.  Here are some questions you should ask your contractor before starting your home remodeling project. With every mode of electronic communication available at our fingertips, you should discuss […]

What To Expect When You’re Remodeling

If you’ve never remodeled before, you may be feeling a little nervous about it all.  You may be asking yourself, “how much will it cost” or “how long will it take?”  Knowing what to expect may help alleviate any fears and prepare you for what’s to come.

Choosing Bathroom Wall Surfaces

Choosing bathroom wall surfaces can be a challenge.  You have to think about the bath tub, cabinetry, and floors and what works best with what.  Bathroom wall surfaces can be picked by thinking about two factors: size and moisture. The baseboard on the wall will protect the lower four inches of the wall, but you […]