Remodeling a home can be a fun, rewarding experience. Are you planning an upcoming renovation project? Perhaps you want to transform the look of your kitchen. If a kitchen upgrade is in your future, consider hiring a reputable remodeling contractor. This individual can install sleek hardwood flooring in your space. Hardwood floors give kitchens a cozy, homey feel. Investing in stylish stainless steel appliances is also a great idea. Don’t forget to have your remodeling contractor install sleek hardware on your new kitchen cabinets. On this blog, I hope you will discover the most common tasks remodeling contractors complete in homeowners’ kitchens. Enjoy!
Posted on: 1 February 2017
If your kids are entering the teen years and need their own space for watching TV, socializing, and enjoying their privacy, it's time to consider finishing your basement. Your basement may be a damp, dark space now, but with a little planning, it can become a hangout your kids live in so you can enjoy some peace and quiet upstairs. Here are some things you'll want to know about basement finishing.
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Posted on: 30 January 2017
If your kitchen is old and run down, there are many things you can do to make it look new again. Many things are very expensive, however, and may be hard to afford. If this is so, there are budget-friendly things you can do and be just as happy. Below are two of these things so you can determine if they would be right for your kitchen.
Refinish Cabinets
Instead of buying brand new cabinets, you can save a lot of money by refinishing the cabinets that you have.
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Posted on: 30 January 2017
If you live in an old home with a lot of moisture and flooding in the basement, and you would like turn it from a dungeon to a usable space, there are contractors that can help. If the air always feels moist, you can smell mold or mildew, and water pools around the drains and in the sump pump crock, then it's time to make changes. Here are the things you want to do, to see what potential the space has.
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Posted on: 30 January 2017
If you have sagging wooden cabinet doors, you don't have to replace the cabinet. Sagging doors occur because of wear and tear, stripped screws, overloading, or improper installation. It is possible to fix the doors without taking the cabinet down. Here are tips to fix sagging cabinet doors.
Inspect the Screws
For this project, you need:
work gloves safety glasses rag tooth picks or matches clear drying wood glue screwdriver utility knife hammer 2-by-4-by-36 boards three-inch bugle head screws drill miter saw plastic laminate scraps Determine the source of the sagging.
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