Construction Contractors

Planning To Build A Garage? 3 Tips To Design It So It Works Well For You

If you are planning to build a garage this is the time to think about how you want to design it. Many people today are using their garages for more than housing vehicles. Space can also be used to store things, such as exercise equipment, gardening items, lawnmowers, appliances, etc. To make sure you have enough space in your garage, keep reading for three design tips. Measurements Take measurements of the items you plan to put in your garage. Read More 

Repairs That Your Septic Tank Drainfield May Require

The drainfield is an essential part of your septic system because it allows the water from the tank to drain out. Unfortunately, you are likely to face a range of drainfield problems over the time that you live in your house.    Clogged Drainfield Lines The drainfield is comprised of a large network of pipes. These pipes have small holes in them that allow the water from the septic tank to be released over a larger area. Read More 

4 Places That Frequently Need Hardwood Floor Refinishing

Hardwood floor refinishing can quickly restore the good looks of many types of rooms and buildings. Owners of these four kinds of places should be aware of the need to finish the floors at their locations. Businesses with High Rates of Foot Traffic Many businesses have hardwood floors, and these can make them look very nice. It is especially important to work with a wood floor finishing contractor if your location has fairly irregular traffic. Read More 

4 Creative Ideas For Customizing Your New Kitchen Cabinets

One of the most exciting parts about customizing your kitchen cabinets is picking out all of the features you have dreamed about. However, you need to know what is possible in order to come up with a plan. Here are some creative ideas that you can build into your kitchen cabinets. Corner Cabinet Drawers A place that often has wasted space in your kitchen is the corner cabinets underneath your countertop. Read More 

How To Stop A Custom Home Project From Going Too Far Over Budget

It's common for the final cost of a home to not be exactly on budget, and many construction companies bake a few percent more into the cost estimate they give you to account for this overage. But if you're not careful, that overage can turn into a nightmare budget that gobbles up everything in sight. You and the construction company need to watch the budget from the start of the project to help control costs, but you also have to be realistic about how what you want and what you do affect what you pay. Read More