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Schedule Time For Atlanta Home Shows
As the year 2010 comes to an end and we look forward to 2011, you will notice your calendars already filling up with parties, events, school plays and soccer practices. Make sure you leave time in your busy schedule to … Continue reading
Posted in - Homeowner's guide to Remodeling
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Surviving a Remodel…
With two boys under the age of five and a baby on the way, Josh and Emily knew they needed a bigger house. So when a 1920′s bungalow in their neighborhood went on the market, they jumped on it. However, … Continue reading
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Is YOUR Home Prepared for Winter?
Is YOUR Home Prepared for Winter? Much like you, when the temperature drops, your home needs added protection from the chilly Atlanta winter ahead! Take these steps to make sure YOUR home is ready for the upcoming winter season. Not … Continue reading
Posted in - Energy Saving Tips, - Other helpful tips
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Choosing the Right Professional…
Architect: Assesses and plans the structural changes to your home. For a major remodel that affects your home’s footprint, room-to-room flow, or mechanicals your contractor or design/build professional may advise you to contact an architect. Builder: Usually contracts and supervises … Continue reading
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Changing Colors
Changing colors Feeling dreary? Bored by the same old view? Feel like the walls are closing in? Try a splash of hue here, a dash of color there and transform a room or your entire home from drab to daring. … Continue reading
Posted in - DIY and low cost remodeling ideas, - Homeowner's guide to Remodeling
Tagged behavior, clean, color, cracks, daring, do it yourself, drab, dreary, dry, edging, exterior, holes, interior, interior decorator, manufacturer, mixing, mood, paint, painter, painting, primer, quality, renovator, sand, spackle, splash, tape
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Smart Tips for Basement Remodels!
Smart Tips for Basement Remodels! The bare and dark space of a basement often poses a challenge for basement remodels. Don’t let the lack of ideas and design intimidate you. A remodeled basement will go a long way in increased … Continue reading
Posted in - Basement ideas, - Homeowner's guide to Remodeling
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You can have beauty AND function!
Who doesn’t want fresh flowers in the bath? But where to place a vase, so it won’t get knocked over is tricky. Aquabrass may have found a solution to that conundrum with its Flower faucet, designed by David Vercelli. The … Continue reading
Posted in - Bathroom Remodeling
Tagged Aquabrass, bath, beauty, brushed nickel, David Vercelli, drained, faucet, fitting, Flower faucet, flowers, function, spout, stick, unit, vase, water
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
“It’s Beginning to Look a LOT Like Christmas…..In August…” “It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…Ev’rywhere you go…” No? Not feeling the Holiday spirit creeping up on you? Maybe it’s just us remodelers! The end of summer and the … Continue reading
Posted in - Budgeting your Remodel, - Homeowner's guide to Remodeling
Tagged Attention to Detail Home Remodeling, basement, Christmas, construction process, cookies, design, fall, guest room, guests, holidays, home improvement project, kitchen renovation, moving in, new baby, older relative, out of town, previous contractor, project, remodel, remodelers, remodeling, Santa, schedule, selections, summer, time management, wedding
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