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What are a few of the things you've learned to "put up with" in your current home? Noise? Lack of storage where you need it? Not enough windows? A poorly designed kitchen? Long waits just to use the bathroom?
Prepaid interest (or points) you paid when you took out your mortgage is 100% deductible in the year you paid them along with other mortgage interest. If you refinance your mortgage and use that money for home improvements, any points you pay are also deductible in the same year. [...] Please continue reading on our blog.
There are times when you simply want privacy and one of those times is when you’re using the toilet. This can be a challenge with a shared primary suite bath? Often the toilet seems to be a focal point of the bathroom when it is openly on display. One way to create some privacy is to position the toilet behind a wall. Better yet, why not close it off with a door. The attached design illustrates this. View our home plans and you will find several home designs with this feature
The last phase of our OSHA compliance training is the additional 20 hours to complete and receive the 30 Hour Masters level of certification. This process digs deeper into the different types of Construction Hazards that are out there such as Silicosis, Noise, Hand & Power Tool Equipment, Flagging, Fire Protection, Ergonomics, Scaffolds, Stair & Ladder Safety, as well as Material Handling. [...]
People are drawn to sunny well lit areas. Light has a positive impact on us and when incorporated in a home design makes the room feel more spacious in size. Larger windows are more common in recent years as a requirement of the building code but in addition to providing egress from a room they will allow more natural light as well.
t’s a tough question to answer. How do you describe an energy efficient feeling? This question played out in my mind recently while I was at a family gathering. While sitting in the family room of a newly constructed home I felt a very chilly breeze on my neck. [...]
Many people compare buying a Home to buying a car. In some ways it’s accurate as both represent a basic life need and you are looking to get quality and bang for your buck, but that’s where the similarities end. [...]
We have finally hit the time of year where most of the trees around our homes are free of leaves, thus making it the ideal time to clean your gutters. If gutters are left unattended you can get an accumulation of leaves that plug your downspouts causing ice to buildup. [...]
More and more people are recognizing the advantages of flat screen TVs that are wall mounted. They have a lot to offer your home in terms of asthetic appeal, extra space in your viewing room, and most importantly comfort. Watching TV can put undue pressure on your neck and back, but when it is mounted on the wall at the correct height and good angle, it is wonderful. [...]
We have all been turned off by a pushy Salesman who cares more about making the sale than meeting our needs. The one size fits all approach that is used by too many people in sales does not take into consideration your unique desires and needs. Typically they do not take time to listen to what the customer really wants and often jump to conclusions on what is best for them.
