I’d like to talk about some of the myths and misconceptions when it pertains to home remodeling and home renovations. With the popularity of home improvement shows and a plethora of (dis)information on the internet, it seems that in some cases homeowners aren’t getting the real information needed in order to make the right decisions. Here are the 4 top myths about home remodeling…
Read MoreWith social distancing, employees who typically works out of an office now has the option to work from home. That being the new norm, it makes sense to create a home office space that increases productivity and organization. Here are some tips and home office ideas to make that transition a lot easier and more comfortable. These tips are great for small or large home office setups.
Read MoreI recently completed an outdoor home renovation for a gourmet chef who wanted to entertain guests. All he had was a standalone BBQ with a propane tank, however he really wanted to add more cooking ovens and an outdoor cooking station but was short on ideas.
Read MoreAs more and more homeowners are quarantining at home, there’s been a realization of what needs to be repaired, remodeled and renovated in order to make staying at home more comfortable. One uptick we’re seeing is a revival on building and remodeling decks and porches.
Read MoreWhether you are renovating the whole house, or just a small portion of a room, good communication with your contractor is very important. At the very least you need to provide access to your job site, be available to the contractor and tradespeople, and respond to questions with somewhat quick decisions.
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There are times when homeowners feel that there are many small repairs that they could tackle themselves. It’s actually empowering and you’ll feel a great sense of accomplishment when you can “fix it” without calling a professional. Here are tools and materials that every homeowner should own:
Read MoreIf you are in the market for a new home, you will likely need to have a home inspection. A home inspection by a qualified inspector can identify the physical condition and operations of a house prior to purchasing.
Read MoreThe kitchen is generally the most important part of a home. We spend a great deal of time not only cooking, eating and cleaning, but also entertaining and socializing. A lot of thought should be put into a complete kitchen remodel. You have to reflect a great deal on how it’s going to fit with the rest of your house before undertaking such a big job.
Read MoreRemodeling a basement can be one of the most satisfying projects for a homeowner. It involves taking a largely unused space and creating a valuable addition to your home. Basements can be used for storage, extra bedrooms, bathrooms, children’s play rooms or even a family entertainment center.
Read MoreBefore you know it, summer will be upon us and we can hopefully relax and enjoy our homes. Summer should be the time of year to entertain, barbecue and have backyard parties. In order to have peace of mind during this relaxing season it’s a good idea to tackle most or all of the following maintenance projects before summer.
Read MoreWondering what type of window to put up on your home? Here are some quick and easy facts about windows for your next renovation. Basically, there are two types of windows…
Read MoreMy clients with summer homes that they leave unoccupied in the winter often ask me about winterization. Should they leave the heat on at, let's say, 55 degrees and shut the water, or should they winterize the whole house?
Read MoreBathrooms, along with kitchens, are the most requested upgrades that Garden State Renovations gets called on renovate or reconstruct. However, there are easier ways to upgrade for those on a budget.
Read MoreWhen a potential client calls, we conduct a phone consultation to see if what you need is within our area of expertise. Once we establish that we can help, here’s what you can expect from us.
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