You’ve signed your contract, made your selections, and ready to begin work on your remodel. Right? Not quite! There’s one more step we believe is important to have our projects run as smoothly as possible. Before work begins on your project, we like to have a meeting with you, our sales team, and your project
Odds are you’ve probably binge-watched a season or two of Fixer Upper and heard stories from your friends and family about their remodeling experience So, you’re totally prepared to live through a remodel because you’re practically an expert? Sorry to beak the news to you, but hearing about other people’s remodeling experiences is nothing like
With Summer just around the corner, it’s time to prepare your home for a season of FUN! Here are 10 things to-do before summer arrives so you can get to the good stuff: roasting marshmallows by the fire, cooking on the grill, hosting parties, gardening, and entertaining the kids. The countdown to Summer is officially
Change Orders can be costly, here are 5 ways to avoid them. Let me first start by addressing change orders from our company’s perspective. There are times that one or even more are completely necessary. We are not always privy to what has happened in previous remodels, sometimes what was even permitted should not have
Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen, adding a family room, or doing a whole house renovation, our team’s design-build process ensures you will end up with the project you envisioned from the start. Determine Your Needs Each of our projects start with a meeting in your home to determine your timeline, budget, and goals for your
If you are considering updating your flooring and are on the hunt for something that’s long-lasting, you may want to consider engineered wood flooring. It has the look (and sometimes even feel) of solid wood floors with the durability of laminate. If you have lots of kids or pets running around your house, you’ll love
Before you begin any project on your home, know that any reputable contractor should have a contract. In fact, in the State of Oregon, a contract is required if the amount of work exceeds $2,000.00. You should ask for a contract for many reasons, the largest is to protect you and your home, to insure
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