Remodeling Blog

Renovations can save you money, strengthen customer loyalty, improve safety at your facility, and generally ensure that your commercial kitchen is at the forefront of dining trends. By investing in the right renovations, you can help to ensure that your small commercial kitchen will be in business for many years to come.

Owning a historic home is unlike any other homeownership experience. While historic homes require a great deal of maintenance and care, for the right owners, restoring and preserving a historic home can provide ultimate satisfaction and pride of ownership. These tips on preserving your historic home will help ensure that your property maintains its value and beauty for years to come.

A well organized kitchen can have charm and grace, but kitchens that make bad use of space can become claustrophobic, disorganized and unpleasant. Hopefully your kitchen uses smart space saving techniques to ensure a clean and uncluttered environment.

The following excerpt is from an article found on Home Advisor Pro. It was written by David Johnston.

Commercial remodels make businesses better. By attracting customers, improving safety conditions, greening spaces, saving money, and more commercial remodels are one of the best investments you can make in your own business. Skimping on your remodel can dilute those benefits and reduce the effectiveness of your remodel.

Business is looking up this spring, and that means growing businesses are looking for ways to update their shop or office space. And they have three key considerations when looking at Connecticut commercial remodeling ideas: boosting productivity, saving energy and keeping costs down.

Summer is approaching quickly! Now is the time to think about starting your home improvement and remodeling projects. These 7 summer remodeling projects will improve the experience of living in your home while also boosting your home's property value.

Commercial remodels can be nerve-wracking for business owners, because spending money and closing the doors to customers always involves risk. Following these steps will help you implement a successful business remodel, ensuring that your project is beneficial to your business and worth the cost.

Aside from improving the look and feel of your business, remodeling can be a great investment into the future of your company. It can bring in more customers, boost employee productivity and even save you money—if it's done right. So how do you know that it's the right time for a Connecticut commercial remodel for your business?

Millwork is the term for wood products and architectural elements that have been made in a mill. More specifically, millwork is woodwork that is made for use in a home or a building. It can be decorative, functional or both. Millwork includes wooden trim, cabinetry, crown moldings, wainscoting and more.