Small Projects Can Reap Big Rewards

As a homeowner, I’ve come to appreciate the value of smaller renovation projects. For several reasons, many of us are choosing to tackle these manageable upgrades instead of diving into major renovations. They cost less, can be finished faster, and often have a surprisingly big impact. Let’s start with the exterior, after all, that’s what…

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Prepare Your Home For A Storm

Preparing your home for storms is essential to ensure the safety of your family and minimize potential damage. Before the storm, secure all exterior elements, such as windows, doors, and roofs. Installing storm shutters or boarding up windows can protect against flying debris, while reinforcing doors and garage doors can prevent them from being blown…

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May is National Home Remodeling Month

National Home Remodeling Month, established by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), takes place every year in May, and recognizes the expertise of remodeling professionals while highlighting the benefits of hiring a professional remodeler. Spring is typically when many Americans make plans to remodel their homes — from embarking on projects that help boost their…

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Full v.s. Partial Kitchen Remodel

Deciding between a full or partial kitchen remodel is a crucial choice that should be made after careful consideration of various factors. Budget plays a central role in this decision. A full kitchen remodel, involving a complete overhaul of cabinets, countertops, appliances, and more, can be a substantial financial commitment. On the other hand, a…

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Setting Goals for Your Remodeling Project

You’re about to tackle a home renovation.  It’s crucial to set goals to maintain focus and keep your project on track. Renovating without goals in mind can lead to project disruptions including delays and cost overruns. Construction can distract homeowners from the overall goal because there are so many details to consider.  In setting goals,…

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Aging-in-Place Solutions

As people age it is likely they will want to stay in their home as long as possible. However, often one or both can no longer get upstairs or have loss of mobility and they may need to make significant changes to their beloved home to remain independent and safe. According to recent data from…

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Remodeling a not so new home

Are you considering buying a ‘new’ home? You might get lucky and find a turnkey property, with everything already updated and a style that you love.  If not, you will need to decide whether to get renovations done before you move in. Having your new home renovated before moving would be ideal because there’s nothing to do after…

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Stormproof Your Home

Hurricane season officially started on June 1st. Houston-area officials are urging residents to prepare and be ready if the worst happens as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts another “above normal” Atlantic hurricane season in 2022. Now is the time to make any preparations that can minimize injury and property damage. Take care of any…

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