Month: December 2015

Need More Space In Your Home? Raise the Roof…Or At Least the Ceiling

Do the rooms in your home feel small or cramped? One easy way to solve this issue is to remove walls to help open up a home. Another surprising option is the raise the ceiling. Many homeowners don’t realize this, but it may be possible depending on your home’s configuration to raise up the ceiling […]

Now is the Time to Add On Smaller Remodel Projects

It’s common for clients to come to us seeking strictly to remodel a single room in their home. Kitchen remodels and master bath remodels are very popular. However, most homeowners have other, smaller renovations that they wish they could do. Why not get these things done while you already have a remodel team in your […]

Is “Contractor Fright” Holding You Back From Your Next Home Remodel?

We’ve seen it time and time again – homeowners suffering from “contractor fright,” a common condition after working with a less-than-competent contractor. The problem is that every contractor will promise you that they will finish your project on time and on budget and always keep you in the loop on the project’s progress. Unfortunately, very […]

Remodel In Place vs. New Room Envelope

When you start planning out a kitchen, bath, or room remodel, one of the first and most important decisions you will need to make is whether the remodel can be done within the current layout of the room or whether you want to change the dimensions or formulation of the room. A “remodel in place” […]

Pulling Permits – An Important Part of the Remodeling Process

If you’ve ever done any major work on your home before, then you already know what a headache permits can be. Every locality has its own rules and regulations on what you as a homeowner must report when you make changes to your home, including a remodel that can change the look of your home […]

Great Ideas For Your Unused Fireplace

Let’s be honest, here in Texas, even in the winter, there usually isn’t much need to actually use a fireplace the way it was intended (especially when you can just turn on the heater for a spell). If you have a dreary, empty fireplace and aren’t sure what to do with it, check out this […]