The outside of your home has to take a lot of abuse. No matter what type of materials you have on your home’s exterior, they have to be able to withstand the rough Chicago winters, as well as the hot summer sun and all the various extreme weather events in between.
Read MoreThere’s no more important step when planning a renovation in your home than choosing the right contractor. Whichever contractor you choose to perform the work needs to be a good fit for the project, in addition to being capable and trustworthy.
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The air is becoming crisper, days are getting shorter and leaves are changing color – yes folks fall has arrived! In the spirit of all things autumn, it is now time to create an inviting outdoor environment for your guests by displaying autumn-themed décor on your front porch or back patio.
Read MoreYou don’t need to invest in high-maintenance wood siding to give your home an attractive exterior. There are many siding options on the market today that offer homeowners a look very close to wood siding without the constant upkeep required to keep wood siding in good condition.
Read MoreThe moment you start thinking about updating a bathroom, bathroom renovation costs take center stage. Whether you’re changing a master bath, a guest bath or a powder room, how do you set your expectations appropriately? How much does a bathroom remodel cost, typically speaking?
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Your front entry is your guests’ first impression, so make it count! Here are some tips to help boost your home’s entry and curb appeal. 1) Is the path clear? Make sure the path from the driveway or street is clearly marked.
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Double Hung Vs. Casement Windows: How to Decide? On a windy day, do you hear whistling through your windows? During cold days, do you feel a constant draft around your windows? Does it seem that your utility bills have increasingly gotten more expensive over the last couple years?
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Happy Spring! As you sit inside anxiously awaiting consistently warm weather, here are a few things to keep in mind as you start preparing your yard work list for getting your landscape up and running for the season: 1) Grasses and Perennials?
Read More1. Paint Color Comes Last. This might seem counterproductive to paint a room after you move in but if you are purchasing new furniture you might end up hurting yourself in the long term.
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