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Never Settle for a Home You Don't Love

When I was finally ready to purchase my first home after I graduated from college and found a stable job, I was on a tight budget. I settled for a house that was "good enough" for the time-being, but knew that in the future I would move to a larger one. Once I met my wife and she moved in, we thought about moving but loved the location of our home and had made great friends with the neighbors. For years, we thought we had "to settle" with the home we had since we didn't want to move, but recently, we decided to have several of our rooms remodeled. We are now in love with our home and think everyone should live in a home they love! We decided to start a blog to share what we learned about home construction and remodeling during the process!

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Paving Your Home's Driveway With Concrete
19 August 2020

The driveway is one of the areas of your property …

Four Tips For Designing A Functional And Appealing Custom Exterior For Your Home
6 July 2020

One key benefit of building a custom home is that …

Custom Homes And Contemporary Designs: The Homebuyer's Guide To Custom Modern Home Design With Trendy Energy Features
7 May 2020

If you are planning on buying a home, you may be t …

3 Reasons To Powder-Coat Your Iron Railings
19 March 2020

The type of railings that you install on your prop …

Burst Pipes Due To Freezing? What You Need To Know
29 January 2020

Pipes can burst in your home in those cold winter …

Paving Your Home’s Driveway With Concrete

19 August 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The driveway is one of the areas of your property that can experience a lot of wear. For those that do not have a paved driveway, this can lead to severe erosion problems that can be difficult to address. While using concrete to pave the driveway is an option to neutralize these problems, there are some considerations that will have to be taken into account during the process of paving this area. Read More 

Four Tips For Designing A Functional And Appealing Custom Exterior For Your Home

6 July 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

One key benefit of building a custom home is that it gives you the freedom to play around with various designs and styles. However, this much freedom comes with a few challenges as well. If you don't plan properly, you may end up with a less-than-appealing exterior for your custom house. To avoid this, keep reading for some insightful design tips to help you create a functional yet visually appealing exterior. Read More 

Custom Homes And Contemporary Designs: The Homebuyer’s Guide To Custom Modern Home Design With Trendy Energy Features

7 May 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you are planning on buying a home, you may be thinking about a custom home building contractor to design the home of your family's dreams. Today, contemporary designs can be a great way to create a modern home that is efficient and includes practical and trendy features like rooftop outdoor living space or passive energy designs. The following contemporary home design guide will help you create the contemporary custom home of your dreams with all the right features: Read More 

3 Reasons To Powder-Coat Your Iron Railings

19 March 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The type of railings that you install on your property can have a direct impact on your home's curb appeal. Many homeowners opt for iron railings because these railings are capable of withstanding exposure to the elements while maintaining their structural stability. A finish is typically applied to iron railings to help offer some protection against moisture and sunlight. One of the finish options available to you is powder-coating. This type of finish can offer some unique benefits that will help you appreciate your iron railings even more over time. Read More 

Burst Pipes Due To Freezing? What You Need To Know

29 January 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Pipes can burst in your home in those cold winter months. This is why having heat in your home is so important, although even if you have heat in your home, your pipes can freeze. If your pipes do burst for some reason, you need to be prepared to know what to do to help prevent a much bigger disaster in your home. If you do end up with a burst pipe, you should call an emergency plumber right away to get help immediately. Read More