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A remodel is the best investment you’ll make as a homeowner, but before you get started, it helps to do your homework. On our home remodeling blog, we’ll give you the goods on what to look for in a home remodeling company, what to ask during design and project management meetings, how to avoid common remodeling mistakes and more.
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These 5 custom remodeling ideas will transform the house you live in now to your forever dream home. Read More
Update your home’s exterior using 7 exterior renovation ideas that add instant curb appeal. Read More
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Our expert handymen at Next Stage Design can help protect your home from water damage and repair any damage that may have already occurred. We know where to look for spots vulnerable to leaks and we know what to do when we find them. Read More
Home weatherization leads to more money in your wallet over time and has the added benefit of a much cozier interior. Start by performing an energy audit, you can perform one yourself or hire someone to come in and assess your home. The energy audit is a room-by-room examination for heat loss and an examination of past utility bills. A blower door test will see if air is entering your house around doors. Read More
What is the difference between Universal Design and Aging-in-Place? Universal Design is principle of residential design that promotes the living environment to be usable by all people, regardless of age and abilities. These design concepts and principles are universally beneficial, and don’t necessarily target specific physical or ergonomic points. By comparison, Aging-in-Place is a more specific approach to Universal Design that targets physical and ergonomic demands that are more typical to the older, adult population. These solutions can be further customized to the specific needs of the individual. AIP concepts are unique in providing solutions that allow one to live out their years in their own home safely, independently, and comfortably. We will highlight several universal design applications you can use in your home to create accessible living for everyone. Read More
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Preparation is key to a successful kitchen remodel. There are many budget, design, and planning decisions to make during the process. Join us at one of our free remodeling seminars to learn more about what you need to know before embarking on your remodeling project.