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Remodeling a fixer-upper can be extremely rewarding. Whenever I moved into my current home, I certainly didn’t like the way it looked. The flooring was crumbling, the wallpaper was peeling, and the appliances were malfunctioning. So I decided to begin an extensive renovation project. I installed hardwood floors, removed wallpaper, and invested in shiny stainless steel appliances for my kitchen. The results were stunning. Have you recently purchased a fixer-upper? Consider hiring a remodeling contractor to help you transform your new place into the home of your dreams. By working with a reputable remodeling contractor, your renovation will likely be less stressful and more successful. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of hiring a remodeling contractor to complete complex renovation tasks. Enjoy!

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Five Easy, Yet Dramatic Ways You Can Remodel An Outdated Kitchen Without Breaking The Bank

21 March 2017
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If you are in the mood to remodel your kitchen, there are many projects that will totally reshape its appearance at a reasonable cost. Below are a few of these project ideas and how to update the look of your kitchen without breaking your bank account. Remove Upper Cabinets Most kitchens are fitted with lower and upper cabinets, but there is no rule saying you must have both, or either, for that matter. Read More 

Tips To Prepare Your Bathroom Floor For Tiling

5 December 2016
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If you have just started working to remodel your home, then adding a tile floor to your bathroom may be on your list of projects to tackle. However, you cannot simply start gluing tiles into place across the wood subfloor. You will need to prepare the surface first. Keep reading to learn about a few vital tasks that you should complete. Level The Floor While the wooden subfloor across your bathroom may appear level, it probably is not completely flat. Read More 

3 Questions To Ask When Choosing New Flooring For Your Kitchen Makeover

5 December 2016
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If you are planning a new kitchen remodel, chances are you will want to install entirely new and updated flooring. Your options may include hardwood, vinyl, laminate, linoleum, and tile, among others. With such a wide array of options for your new kitchen floor, how can you be sure to choose the best materials and style? Before you make your final decision on what type of kitchen floor to have installed, it's imperative to ponder a few questions: Read More 

Remodeling A Home Or Room? Why Awning Windows Are Great Window Options & Rooms They Work Best In

16 November 2016
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When remodeling a house or room, it gives you a great opportunity to replace old drafty windows or those that are simply eyesores. It is also a great opportunity to add new windows to bring in more healthy, natural sunlight. While there are numerous window styles on the market, and all have their pros and cons, awning windows are great options in many rooms, especially small ones. Read on to learn more about the unique advantages of awning windows and which rooms they are perfect for. Read More 

5 Myths and Misconceptions About Walk-In Tubs

10 November 2016
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If you're an older adult with limited mobility, having a walk-in tub installed in your bathroom can open the door to a world of convenience and enhanced safety. However, there are plenty of misconceptions and myths that could dissuade you from purchasing a walk-in tub. The following dispels five common myths and misconceptions surrounding the walk-in tub. Walk-In Tubs Are a Pain to Install One common misconception about walk-in tubs is that they require an extensive amount of custom work to accommodate your current bathroom layout, so they are exceptionally difficult to install when compared to a traditional tub or even a walk-in shower. Read More