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Improve Your Kitchen to Help Sell Your Home

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Improve Your Kitchen to Help Sell Your Home

My husband and I recently put our home onto the market, because we were expecting a baby and need to upgrade to something larger. When offers rolled in that were really low, we decided to ask our realtor why people thought the house was worth so much less than it was. He was honest and told us that he had heard our kitchen was a bit of an eyesore. He was right, but I had actually put off renovations because I knew we were looking to sell the home soon. We took the gamble and renovated our kitchen. It paid off! We received an offer that was near our asking price, and it made the kitchen renovations well worth it! I created this blog to help others struggling to sell their homes realize that a few small improvements can help you finally sell your home!

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Improvements Commercial Office Spaces Often Need So They’re More Fitting For A Tenant

4 December 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When you are the owner of commercial office spaces that you lease out to tenants that own business operations, it is sometimes necessary to work with a commercial tenant improvement service to make changes to the units you rent. Take a look at some of the examples that tenants may often request to be changed in a commercial unit they are leasing from a property owner.  Windows may need to be reduced or eliminated. Read More 

Get Ready To Remodel Your Master Bathroom

25 October 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Poor drainage, moisture accumulation on flooring, and stained or chipped surfaces may have resulted in you being disgusted with the condition of your master bathroom. This room is where you spend a great deal of time showering, bathing, and getting ready for work or bed. A bathroom remodeling project will add attractive features to the room and increase the overall value of your residence. The Underlying Problems Need To Be Addressed Read More 

Tips For Choosing The Right Design Build Home Builder

25 September 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

There are many reasons to purchase a new construction home over an existing home, such as increased energy efficiency, brand new appliances, and a new home warranty. There are many new construction communities where buyers can choose from a select number of floor plans offered by a builder. However, some people prefer to have a floor plan made for them, and in these cases, they would work with a home builder who is experienced in building custom homes. Read More 

Designing A Custom Home For Your Young Family? 4 Rooms You Need To Add To The Plans

9 August 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you're in the process of planning your custom home, make accommodations for the kids. Whether you have young children right now, or you're planning on starting a family soon, there are some things you'll want to add to your custom home. Here are four rooms you'll want to discuss with your custom home builders. Laundry Room When it comes to kids, they tend to generate a lot of dirty clothes. Read More 

4 Tips For Designing Your Dream Deck

30 June 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Adding a deck to your home can increase its value as well as its curb appeal. It can also add to your outdoor living space. However, a poorly designed deck can reduce the value, aesthetic footprint, and potentially be unusable. Here are four design factors to consider in the planning stage. Consider Your Lifestyle When you think about having a deck, what do you envision doing on it? Are you picturing yourself relaxing at the end of the day and watching the sun fade from the horizon? Read More