A large number of homes today follow the standard ratio of two bathrooms for every three bedrooms. While this may be a median figure, it is extremely common to see homes built after 1990 with 3.5 baths or more, meaning these rooms are more likely to require changes over time. As your style evolves or you decide to update choices …
If you have begun to consider your current home as a space to “age in place,” you are not alone. AARP reports that 87% of adults over the age of 65 want to stay in their home or local community as they age. Whether you’ve had a recent knee surgery, you’ve just retired and simply want to relax, or …
Every home renovation project begins with an initial consultation. This is your chance to express your vision for your home to the contractor of your choice as well as a chance for the contractor to learn about your needs and show you exactly why they’re your best choice. While in-person consultations have long been considered standard, many contractors, including our …
Outdoor renovations create value in your home both now and when it comes time to sell. Whether you have kids at home and need a family space or you’re empty nesters who love to entertain friends, building an outdoor living space is an investment that will exceed its value on paper. If you’re a homeowner who lives in a builder-grade …
There’s no beating around the bush about it – remodeling is an invasive job. It is 100 percent worth it, but when you choose to undergo a home remodel you simply need to be aware of this fact. Some families choose to move out of their home during the remodeling process, but others may not wish to leave or have the …
2020 was a year like no other before, and one thing many homeowners learned is that their current space does not work for their needs. The role of the American home shifted from being a place of rest in the hours outside work or school to being a full-time, multifunctional working, learning and living space. 2021 is the year to …