Home Owner Tips

A client came to us with interior design plans to remodel their bathroom. The plans were clear and specific, which is always a plus!

Let’s talk about rot. Not a pleasant subject, but one that’s necessary to address if it turns up in your home.

The first step is knowing what you want. Sometimes it’s simple, sometimes not. Here are tips to make your dream project a reality.

Considering the answers to these questions before calling for a consultation will help you make the right decisions in the long run.

What’s on your home improvement checklist? Has it grown to an unreasonable length over the last few years because you were too busy to do much?

There are quite a few options available when it comes to your remodeled kitchen. Which style matches your personality, as well as the rest of your home?

Budget is not the only consideration when buying kitchen cabinets. The type of kitchen cabinet you buy is dependent on a number of factors.

The winter months are the perfect time for you to work on some remodeling projects around your home, because we know that no one wants to be out in the cold and the snow.

Dry rot is something that often sneaks up on unsuspecting homeowners. Everything is going great until you decide to take on some home improvement task or remodel your kitchen or bathroom.

Decades ago, the kitchen was simply a place where meals were prepared, and design and layout were not all that important. Over time, it gained prominence as a central part of the home.

Craig and Ryan bought an Eastside home with a magnificent view of the Cascades. But enjoying the view is an uneasy proposition when you’re standing on a rotting deck.

Our Kirkland client and her husband wanted to remodel a kitchen in their rental property. Having done previous remodels on other homes, she had a great eye for materials and colors, and working with her was a wonderful collaboration.