American homeowners spend over $400 billion annually on home, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, reports a study from Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies. While these numbers are staggering, researchers have found an interesting trend among people who take on and finish renovation projects: they don’t necessarily do it for a return on investment. (more…)
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Home improvement projects such as interior, kitchen and bath renovation can often revive a home’s functionality, if not enhance it even further. However, you might be unsure whether it’s really time for an upgrade. If you can’t decide, answering these questions may help. (more…)
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Home remodeling can improve your home in countless ways. Projects like bathroom and kitchen remodeling can tremendously enhance a home’s functionality and value. However, to make sure that every penny you spend pays off, you should avoid these three common mistakes. (more…)
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Do you have an unused space near your front entry? Turning it into a mudroom can benefit your family in many ways! By serving as the home’s second entryway, the mudroom can help to keep the entire home neat and organized because it doubles as a storage area for items you often use and bring with you when you go out. (more…)
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Transforming an unused garage into a bedroom, den, outdoor kitchen or game room can greatly improve your home’s value and functionality, as well as your overall quality of life. Garage conversion is also much more cost-efficient than building a new addition. However, there are still things to carefully consider if you want to get it right. (more…)
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May is designated National Home Remodeling Month because many homeowners finally get started on their home improvement plans at this time of the year. If you are one of the homeowners who is ready to invest in increasing your home’s beauty, functionality, comfort and value, here are some of the projects you might want to prioritize. (more…)
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A surprisingly large number of homeowners are confused about home improvement etiquette. That’s why The Bath Outlet conducted a survey to shed some light on contractor and homeowner expectations during a remodeling project. In this article, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Central Texas, a home remodeling expert, discusses the survey results and focuses on issues related to security and home access. We’ll also give some tips to help you work with[...]
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Also known as a divided-entry house, the split-level home is genuinely American. In split-level homes, the floor levels are staggered. Typically, there are at least two sets of stairs. Because the square footage is often on the small side, you may be looking for ideas for small home renovations if you have a split-level home. With some careful planning and by working with an experienced contractor, you can make this[...]
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An old home remodel is a fantastic way to preserve historic aspects of your home and to improve its feel and look at the same time. The experts at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Central Texas want you to know that if you have any home renovation ideas you’d love to bring to life, we can help! (more…)
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Closets are some of the greatest spaces ever invented because you can shove all of your stuff in them, shut the door and it’s like those items don’t even exist—except they do and, eventually, your closets will get very messy. (more…)
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