Wondering what a small closet remodel can do for you? One of the best things about walk-in closets is that they are customizable, letting you fashion any kind of configuration that will suit your needs. If you were to design your walk-in closet, what features would you include? Here are the most popular selections: (more…)
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Many homeowners use Pinterest to inform their design choices for a home interior remodeling project. Unfortunately, this can backfire. Blindly following the latest and most talked-about Pinterest trends doesn’t necessarily lead to a more beautiful home. Today we’ll discuss “Pinterest House” syndrome and how to avoid it. (more…)
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So you’ve finally decided to fulfill your home interior remodeling plans. We bet you’re excited to get started! From scheduling to deciding on design and the best materials to use, there will be many decisions to make. This is where a project manager comes in—to assist you as much as possible and make sure that your interests are well-represented. (more…)
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Whether you’re doing a simple bathroom update or a complete home renovation, it’s important to find a local remodeling company that you can trust and feel comfortable working with. To ensure that you’re hiring a reliable company, don’t just look at the company’s track record and other legal qualifications. It’s also important to learn about the principles that guide the business. (more…)
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DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen upholds a company tradition of client-focused service, superior craftsmanship and ethical excellence. Not only do we boast highly skilled professional home renovation contractors who consistently deliver quality workmanship, we also take pride in clearly communicating with our clients every step of the way as we bring them the home of their dreams. (more…)
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One of the first things you’ll learn when you drop by our design center for a consultation is that there are three types of kitchen and bath remodels. Think of them as levels ranging from the least to the most involved. “Higher” levels take longer to finish and involve more people, which means they also cost more. (more…)
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