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You have a lot of decisions to make when planning a home remodeling project. When two rooms in your home need upgrading, how do you choose which should go first? It will help to assess your current situation even before calling a contractor, because not every part of your house needs a major remodel to look new. Use these tips to help sort out your priorities. Safety Is Always the[...]
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Major home improvements, such as kitchen remodeling or additions, can be loud and messy -- not just for you, but for your neighbors too. Remember that being considerate of the people around you goes a long way. Use these tips from trusted remodeling contractors to ensure your neighbors stay happy during your project. Let Your Neighbors Know in Advance It’s polite to let your neighbors know about your upcoming remodel.[...]
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If your current laundry room is dark and dreary, then doing laundry becomes an even more dreaded chore. Why not consider sprucing up your laundry room so you can get more out of it? DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Wilmington, a trusted interior remodel and closet design expert in the area, shares how you can plan the perfect laundry room. (more…)
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When talking about a home remodel, the mind usually fast-forwards to the actual construction work: that period when walls are torn down, old fixtures are removed and brand-new materials are installed. However, spending enough time on the design phase is even more important than the execution. There are many reasons for this. One of the area’s leading home renovation contractors, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Wilmington, discusses them here: (more…)
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If you’re having your home renovated, it’s rarely a good idea to tackle the job on your own. After all, inexperience puts you at risk of making mistakes that can be costly to rectify. Instead, hire a qualified design/build company to get the job done. Take note that not all home renovation contractors are created equal, and some definitely don’t have your best interests at heart. Fortunately, you can avoid[...]
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Home remodeling can be a wonderful investment, yet despite the many benefits of home remodels, some homeowners are reluctant to take the plunge because they’re afraid the improvements will negatively impact their insurance premiums. If this is a concern of yours, it pays to know exactly what kind of remodeling work could affect your insurance cost. (more…)
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The average size of kitchens in American homes has grown considerably in the last few years, now ranging between 100 to 200 square feet. Despite this expansion, space is still at a premium for many modern houses. If this is your situation, you can add more floor area to your kitchen with a kitchen bump-out. (more…)
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When it comes to remodeling a bedroom, the closet always seems to be the last step for both home renovation contractors and homeowners. People tend to pay a lot of attention to detail when choosing features for the rest of the room, while closets become a footnote. However, with a little bit of creativity, you can turn your closet space into a paragon of organization and easy access. (more…)
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Home remodeling could include a bathroom remodel, a kitchen remodel or even a bump-out addition to your home. It’s further subdivided into remodeling a single room or area or your entire house, the latter often called a whole-home remodel. As with many different construction projects, there are advantages and disadvantages to take into consideration before you decide what type of remodel you want to do. (more…)
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When you’re having a home remodeling project done, you must first sign a contract before any work can commence. A common misconception that homeowners have is that there is only one kind of construction contract, but contracts actually differ according to the project. Here are the different kinds of construction contracts that you may encounter when you remodel your home. (more…)
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