Real world tips, real projects, real costs and timelines. Straight from our design team. Delivered to your inbox every other month.
The newsletter is for anyone but it’s really geared toward homeowners who are months or even years away from doing a project. An easy way to collect ideas and better understand the remodeling process.
No spam, no sales pitch. Just good information to help you plan a remodel.
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It’s a pretty quick read with links to learn more if you want. Each issue covers 3 things:
Before/After, Cost and timeline, Challenges and solutions for our most recent projects. This is most people’s favorite part of our website and the newsletter.
Right from our remodeling blog. Anything from “What colors go with blue?” To “What a detailed remodel schedule looks like”.
Showroom updates (new products and displays), our project schedule (when we are available for new work), new staff, celebrating current staff and more.
FSU Skybox Remodel · Home Improvement Tax Credits · Tub to Shower Conversion Tips. Click Here To Read
Whole Home Remodel On Lakeshore Dr · Tall Cabinet Options · 10 Cabinet Organizers. Click Here To Read
A Large Island and Integrated Appliances · Master Bath on A Budget · What’s a Scullery? Click Here To Read
A Chef’s Kitchen with Luxury materials · 12 Amazon Finds for Better Organization · 13 Clever Places To Add Outlets. Click Here To Read
Southwood Kitchen Update · Guest Bath with a Luxe Feel · 5 Reasons Remodeling Projects Go Wrong. Click Here To Read
Mid Town Bathroom Transformation · Walnut and Teal Kitchen Update · Remodeling for the Different Stages of Life · 10 Tips for A Healthier Home. Click Here To Read
Adding Counter space and Storage to a Small Kitchen · Bath Update for Two Teenage Girls · From Builder Grade to Custom Kitchen · 5 Cabinets Every Kitchen Should Have. Click Here To Read
Our remodeling estimates aren't guesses or "good starting points." They're based on real material numbers and historic costs, and include a design consult in our showroom.
This is the right way to start: with a realistic budget and a clear remodeling plan.
If you're struggling with an outdated kitchen or bathroom, schedule a call with the owner, Paul McManus, to discuss options and see if we can help.