Remodeling Blog

It's finally summer--the time of year when homeowners all across Connecticut embark on remodeling projects big and small. These 5 home remodeling projects can improve your enjoyment of your home and boost property values.

Are you looking for a good contractor in Connecticut? Do you know what to look for? How can you tell if your contractor has what it takes to get your job done right?

With the approach of summer coming fast, now is the time to be readying your home for backyard barbecues and pool parties. It’s at times like this that you may start thinking about installing a new custom deck or replacing your home’s old deck. Knowing your options will allow you to create the right deck for your needs.

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.

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

If you're like many Connecticut homeowners, you're probably seeking new ways to add more home storage to your property. Smart home storage ideas reduce clutter and makes your home seem more spacious. Custom storage solutions also help homeowners stay more organized. These remodeling projects will increase your home's storage capacity in permanent, beautiful ways. These projects also add character to your home, increase its resale value and add to the visual appeal of your house.

With a rich history, skilled and educated workforce, and abundant natural beauty, Connecticut has a great deal to offer its residents, business owners, and aspiring entrepreneurs. But where exactly should your home or business plant its roots?

Connecticut offers the picture perfect surroundings for the holiday season. From Thanksgiving through New Years, you are surrounded by natural beauty that adds to the festivities. Whether you are planning large holiday parties, or quiet celebrations at home, a remodeling project can help you and your family meet your entertaining needs.

In winter, starting a remodeling or construction project is usually the last thing on the minds of home and business owners, primarily because of the weather. Many property owners cringe at the idea of removing walls or having muddy and snowy tracks dragged through their home or business and assume that outdoor remodeling is not a possibility.

The following excerpt is from an article on HGTV Remodel by Laura Fisher Kaiser.