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Renovation Solutions: Five basics of home remodeling
Read More: Renovation Solutions: Five basics of home remodelingThere are so many moving parts and issues to consider when remodeling a home that today we want to summarize five of the most important items to consider when tackling a home remodel. A home’s style Scot Zimmerman, Renovation Design Group Part of the work for this remodel was to update the exterior of…
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Renovation Solutions: Couple turns 1880s era Avenues home into a beauty
Read More: Renovation Solutions: Couple turns 1880s era Avenues home into a beautyThe empty property in the Avenues was dripping with potential and history. Adam Collings and his wife first saw the distressed 1880s home in 2011. The outside of the house resembled the Addam’s Family house before it was remodeled. Trina Knudsen, Renovation Design Group “We were actually at a friend’s barbecue when he pointed it…
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Renovation Solutions: Beyond DIY: Tips from ‘This Old House’ to save on a home remodel
Read More: Renovation Solutions: Beyond DIY: Tips from ‘This Old House’ to save on a home remodelCustom details take a surprising amount of coordination between lots of trades, so designing them in advance is the best way to ensure they out just the way you want them. Trina Knudsen, Renovation Design Group In this crazy technological world, one of our favorite sources is “This Old House” the television show,…
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Add on by excavating basement: Digging out.
Read More: Add on by excavating basement: Digging out.By Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon Greg and Nadia Letey bought their Sugar House home for sentimental reasons. “Nadia’s grandparents were the first owners of the home and raised Nadia’s mother here,” explains Greg. The Leteys also loved the location and appearance of the 1930s Tudor. The Letey family made their shallow basement usable by…