Did you know that according to a survey 72% of homeowners say they plan to decorate or redecorate their home, while 40% plan to remodel or construct an addition? Of those who plan either to decorate or build, almost half will turn to the pros. We think that's a great idea.
When choosing designs for your new kitchen, keep in mind how long you might be staying in the house. If you're planning on moving within a relatively short period of time, picking either a classic or currently popular design might be good for you.
When we design your kitchen remodel, we pay close attention to the convenience factor in order to enhance your overall comfort and experience. This includes everything from appliance placement to the layout of your countertops.
Does your kitchen look like something from the 1970s show “The Brady Bunch?” One goal of kitchen remodeling can be to incorporate new colors, from the cabinets and flooring to the appliances and walls, for a more updated look.
Adding a 1000 square-foot addition to your home can increase its value by as much as 30% according to some studies. New bathrooms or expanded kitchen work and dining spaces are two of the most popular small-space additions.
Do you have a self-cleaning oven? Is your refrigerator large enough? Would you like a separate ice machine? A remodeled kitchen allows you to bring in the latest appliances with the features that you’ve wanted for years.
If your current bathroom space is cramped and inefficient, a remodel can really help. We can help you to creatively optimize the space you do have available in order to ensure that your bathroom is a peaceful retreat.
A good rule of thumb when it comes to planning kitchen remodels is to include more cabinetry space than you believe you need. This might include installing taller cabinets that reach toward the ceiling or adding an island with plenty of cabinet space.
If it’s your turn to host the family holiday gatherings at your house this year, you may want to start planning your remodel now. Since kitchens are favorite gathering places, yours will be getting lots of attention.
Lighting is an important consideration in a kitchen remodel. A brighter kitchen is often a key point. Lighting can be designed for under counters, in the ceilings and over workspaces in a variety of styles and often with environmentally friendly options.
Hardwood flooring adds style to your home and compliments the color scheme in the house. Styles come in a great variety from exotic species to the more traditional.
Before a remodel, research your project thoroughly. Check out the many available guides online, find books at your local bookstore or library, and watch television shows featuring areas of the home you'd like to remodel. This will help you generate ideas and plans to discuss with your contractor.
You don’t have to mortgage your home to afford remodeling your kitchen. Small changes, like a built-in soap dispenser on the countertop and dedicated areas for food preparation, beverages, and food cleanup can make a huge difference.
While having an open kitchen has its advantages, many homeowners find that there’s not always enough counter space. Let us show you the difference of cooking in your kitchen after adding an island.
Remember to budget for lighting. This important element of your home designing project will enhance colors, add drama and set the mood. One way to achieve a more dramatic look is to replace incandescent bulbs with halogen in recessed lights. It will immediately give your room a brighter, fresher look.
Unfortunately, many homebuilders don’t seem to remember all the countertop kitchen appliances that the average homeowner regularly uses. If you’re ready to have room for your gadgets and your food, we’re here to help.
When you think about remodeling your bathroom, it's easy to think about your counter and cabinets, but you don't want to forget your shower. Shower can be remodeled to add more shower storage, better plumbing, or even in-shower seating.
Are you and your spouse now empty-nesters? Why not transform that kitchen into something you’ve always dreamed about, perhaps by adding a wine cooler and beverage center or other cosmetic touches and improvements.
You have defined your style, identified pieces and elements you love, and are ready to start shopping. Right? Wrong. A good rule of thumb when making a budget for home design projects is to err on the conservative side since remodeling can cost more than you think.
To open up kitchen spaces to more light and to support a social kitchen atmosphere, one alternative when space is limited is to pull down part of kitchen wall. Combining this remodeling technique with updated cabinetry and countertops will create an entirely new kitchen for your enjoyment.
Part of a successful bathroom upgrade involves close attention to all the details. Go for the big stuff like fixtures and storage space, but also have your contractor work on details such as drawer and cabinet handles, caulk and grout, and paint.
Ever heard of the golden triangle? It's the open space in your kitchen that operates between key work areas, like the sink, refrigerator and stove. Providing easy movement across and around the space is one of the hallmarks of good kitchen design.
When choosing to remodel part of your home, safety should be one of the most important concerns. We are proud of our record in this area. When you hire us for the job, you can rest assured that we will put your safety and our workers' safety as the highest priority.
Remodeling your kitchen offers an excellent return on your investment. Even minor jobs add value to your home. Simply updating your oven, stove, cabinetry doors hardware, laminate countertops, and paint can boost your home’s value by as much as $15,000.
Did you know there are special faucets you can install in your bathroom that protect from accidental scalding? These devices make hot water flow from faucets, bathtubs, and showers much safer by shutting off automatically when the water becomes too hot.
Some of the new technology in kitchens combines good looks with operating efficiency, making kitchen remodeling projects that much more exciting. Ask your contractor about the benefits of an induction cooktop, for example, which is perfect if you have small children.
A design professional can help you create the bathroom of your dreams. He or she can help you develop your vision, incorporating colors, textures, and fixtures that contribute to the overall look you are going for.
