After struggling for years with the way that my home looked, it occurred to me that I needed to invest a little bit more time into the process of fixing it up. I started talking with remodeling contractors about what they could do to help, and before I knew it, they were drawing up professional plans and helping me to streamline the process. This website is here to help people to know how to get started if they are planning on remodeling their homes. Check out this blog for great information on making your home beautiful each and every day.
Posted on: 5 May 2018
Kitchen cabinets are often one of the most important style features in the room. That is, the design and finish of your cabinet can largely inform the overall style of the room that it is in. And, just like any other style feature, cabinets can start to look outdated if they are not changed and upgraded over the years. When it comes to built-in cabinets, it is really the doors and molding that define the style.
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Posted on: 23 March 2018
Take a look in a lot of remodeling catalogs now, and you may see kitchens with some very long cabinets -- long on the horizontal axis. These cabinets have doors that lift up rather than swing out or slide. The lift-up doors make sense for cabinets that are very wide and that are placed high up, but you can also get them for narrower cabinets that would normally have a swinging or sliding door.
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Posted on: 19 March 2018
A bump-out addition is a worthwhile way to add extra space to the interior of your home in a room of your choice. Additions of this type can be small — sometimes, just a handful of square feet may be needed — and can thus be cost effective. One of the challenges that you'll face is dealing with the look of the addition from the exterior. The nature of the bump-out addition means that it protrudes from the side of your home, and you may not want this spot to draw attention.
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Posted on: 16 February 2018
Made of a blend of plastic and wood fibers, composite decking is an environmentally friendly alternative to wooden decking. It requires less upkeep than wooden decks and is less susceptible to rot. While the initial cost of composite decking is higher, you'll save time and money without the need for annual cleaning and sealing. If you're thinking of installing a deck or upgrading an old wooden deck, here are some reasons to consider composite decking as a material for your project.
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