When is an Appliance not an Appliance?
When a double oven is where you store the potato chips because it hasn’t worked for three years. When the refrigerator is so noisy that holding a conversation at the dinner table becomes an exercise in shouting. Often kitchen appliances have a life span of 15 to 20 years which coincides fairly well with the […] read more
Design is Key for Kitchen and Bath Remodeling
One reason for design documents is that they create a bridge between what our clients want and our tradesman that build the project. Design documents create a common language for the project. In the process of creating the design documents, our clients have an active role by discussing their requirements and making material selections. Once […] read more
The 12th Time is the Charm
We had a husband and wife that interviewed 11 other contractors before calling us for their bathroom project. They knew that their current master bathroom wasn’t working for them, but had no idea of what they wanted – even after talking to 11 other contractors. Their existing space was small and the owners were […] read more
Safety First – Why Customers Should Care
Safe work practices is one of things separate construction professionals from the rest of the crowd. While the some of the choices are for comfort, steel toed shoes are for safety. There are a pair of earplugs close at hand. Safety glasses have never been fashionable. And the list goes on. Ok … so […] read more
The Most Expensive Room – The Master Bath
Bathrooms are the most expensive rooms in a house per square foot. One of the top complaints our customers have about their existing bathrooms is the lack of space and storage. The issue of space often is a matter of the way the bathroom is laid out – the floor plan and how space is […] read more