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As your family continues to grow, the need for more space becomes inevitable. If your current household setup is no longer able to accommodate your lifestyle, you have a couple of options: you can remodel your current home to make it more accommodating, or you can move to a different home that better suits your needs. But which move makes the most sense? Continue reading to learn the pros and cons of renovating or moving.
In the 11th segment in my 19 Secrets to Top Home Remodeling, you’ll read about two more remodeler no-no’s. One may affect the quality of your project, but the other might leave you with without finished project or a refund. Continue reading to learn how to spot the sneaky sub-contractor bait and switch, and avoid financially risky remodelers.
In the 10th segment in my 19 Secrets to Top Home Remodeling series, you’ll learn to spot two more sneaky remodeling practices often used by contractors. Continue reading to learn how to avoid getting left “holding the bag” either by a home full of inferior materials and finishes, or getting nickel and dimed for extra “fees.”
Although outdoor kitchens are a relatively new concept in terms of remodeling, they are quickly gaining traction and advancing in popularity. Once seen as just an opportunity for grilling hotdogs and hamburgers, the outdoor kitchen is now becoming much more fully functional. Continue reading to see how outdoor kitchens may fit with your family’s lifestyle.
If you are kicking around ideas for a future kitchen renovation, stop and think about how you’d like to use it. Wouldn’t it be nice to incorporate some living and working space in addition to the standard cooking amenities? More and more people are realizing the value of a live-in kitchen and are incorporating that idea in to their kitchen remodeling. Keep reading to get some ideas and see some examples on how to make your kitchen work for your lifestyle.