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In addition to checking a contractor’s qualifications before hiring them to make sure they are qualified for the job, homeowners should also do their research on contractor red flags. Here’s an overview of what to expect from an ethical contractor and the warning signs you need to keep an eye out for. (more…)
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Homeowners who are members of a homeowner association should always seek approval from the HOA before renovating their kitchen or any part of their home. That’s because if you decide to push through with renovations that don't comply with an HOA’s Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions, your HOA can force you to halt renovations or restart from scratch. To avoid this scenario, you should keep in mind some remodeling do’s and[...]
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After a renovation, you need to inform your insurer about any changes made to your home. If you neglect to inform your insurer about renovations, your home may end up being underinsured. (more…)
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For many homeowners, it's their dream to enjoy their golden years in the comfort of their own home. But to do that, you need to make a few modifications to make sure your home will be able to meet your changing needs. Since aging-in-place and mobility remodeling is highly specialized, it’s important to hire a remodeler who is qualified for the job. How do you assess a contractor’s qualifications? (more…)
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Home remodeling is a major investment, making it essential to choose the right company for your project. At DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen, we value superior service and will always put your satisfaction first. You can count on our team to be with you at every step of your project, from estimating your bathroom cost to the construction and finishing touches. (more…)
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Proper lighting is essential to a safe and comfortable home, especially for older individuals. By making sure that your spaces are well-lit, you can keep yourself and your aging loved ones safe. Here are more reasons lighting is an essential element to plan in an aging-in-place remodeling project. (more…)
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Renovating your home for the first time can bring out a lot of worries. That said, two of the things that you should check in a remodeling company is its track record and process. Make sure the business has a good reputation and past clients are satisfied with their work. The company should also have an efficient process that will ensure the timely completion of the job. DreamMaker Bath &[...]
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When remodeling a starter home, there are a number of considerations that you need to make in order to ensure you'll get the best bang for your buck. Since you'll probably only be staying there for a few years, you don't want to make improvements that require a huge investment. In this post, home renovation expert DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park shares tips on remodeling a starter[...]
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Many older adults plan to stay in their home. Achieving that goal, of course, means making adjustments via mobility remodeling. But did you know these changes can be further augmented with smart home technology? Here are some of the benefits: (more…)
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During the 1990s, open floor plans became the norm in new residential construction. This trend is one of the reasons many homeowners take on a major remodeling project. But is an open floor plan a viable option for your home? A trusted home remodeler in the area, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park, shares some of the pros and cons of this design. (more…)
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