Remodeling a beach cottage can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor, especially when space is limited. Whether you're looking to optimize storage, create a more functional layout, or simply make the most of every square foot, there are several strategies you can employ to maximize space in your coastal retreat.

Replacing your windows may not be at the top of your home improvement list, but it is a decision that can significantly enhance your home's comfort, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal. Maybe you feel a draft, excessive cold or heat when standing close, they may be challenging to open or close, or there is condensation and fogging between the glass panes. Here are the top 10 reasons why you should consider replacing your windows.

As a homeowner, it's essential to keep a keen eye on the condition of your siding. Not only does siding enhance your home's curb appeal, but it also protects your property from the elements. Over time, however, siding can deteriorate and show signs of wear and tear. Here are the top 10 signs that indicate it's time for new siding.

If you are a disabled veteran, did you know you could qualify for a Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) grant to remodel your home so that it better meets your needs and live more independently? Wheelchair accessible bathrooms with a roll-in shower and grab bars, wider doorways, access ramps and more might be possible.

2020 is finally over and it’s time to become optimistic about what 2021 holds: hopefully more family, more friends, and just more normalcy. Is your house and outdoor living space ready?

Now more than ever, we all need extra room in our house. Whether you are now working from home full time, homeschooling the children, your grown children are now living back home, or your parents have moved in, there’s many reasons why your house feels like it’s shrinking. While you may not have the yard space or budget for a full addition, here are some other ways to add space and functionality to your home.

Adding a three-season room not only adds value to your home, but it allows you to bring the outdoors in and truly enjoy New England’s seasons. It is the perfect spot to spend time with family and friends. Whether renovating an existing patio or building an addition, a three-season room can expand your family’s living space and take advantage of the changing views of spring, summer and fall.

Usually the hardest part of any home renovation isn’t the work itself, it’s finding the right contractor. Hiring a great contractor who is competent and reliable can make all the difference. When looking for a qualified contractor, you will find all levels of experience and ability so looking for these five qualities than are a must.

In law apartments, also know as mother-in-law apartments or secondary suites, are gaining in popularity even before the pandemic. The term “in law apartment” does not mean your in-laws have to live there, though of course that is the most obvious use. It simply refers to an addition attached or detached to your home that includes all the amenities offered in a full home, just in a smaller space. This usually includes a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, living area, and possibly more depending on your budget. They can be built as an extension of your main floor, as a second level, in the basement or even on top of your garage.

The CDC recommends fresh air to help the stop of spread of COVID-19 so by simply opening your windows for a few minutes each day, you may limit the spread of germs, and potentially COVID-19, within your home. If your windows are old or difficult to open, it may be time to replace them. With so many styles of home and many more styles of windows available, choosing the right replacement window is not always easy. We take pride in helping our customer find the right window to fit your home’s style while offering the best in energy efficiency.

Adding a deck has always been one of the most requested home projects, but with the current situation, it makes more sense than ever. Expanding your living space to include an outdoor sanctuary may be just the thing to help you get some fresh air and a little more room for your family.

For those who are used to working in an office building, working from home can be very distracting, especially when there is no clear “working” space versus “living” space. Here are a few suggestions.

Whether you have a large or small home renovation project, a good general contractor will make the job go as smoothly as possible. A great general contractor is an expert at all aspects of a project including applying for appropriate building permits, hiring responsible subcontractors, ensuring your day-to-day life is not overrun, overseeing all work on an daily basis, and cleaning up everything.