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When it comes to expanding your home living space, one of the most effective ways to do it is to finish the basement. You can turn a full basement into an entire floor of extra living space. You may even be able to create bedrooms, install a kitchen, and add a bathroom. I created this site to share my experiences with basement renovations and construction. My hope is that sharing what I have learned will help others to see that it's easier than you think to finish the basement and create the space you have always envisioned in your home.

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Respiratory Issues At Home? How To Battle 3 Common Causes
30 May 2019

If you or your family are prone to respiratory pro …

How To Get Ready For Your New Replacement Windows
23 April 2019

The process of getting replacement windows might t …

3 Things You Need To Do Before You Have A Plumbing Emergency
5 March 2019

Do you know what to do if a pipe bursts in th …

3 Ways Your Business Could Benefit From New Glass Windows
19 January 2019

Regardless of whether you own a retail store, a la …

Three Criteria For Choosing Eco-Friendly Countertops For Your Next Remodel
3 December 2018

Although brand-new marble countertops have a great …

Respiratory Issues At Home? How To Battle 3 Common Causes

30 May 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you or your family are prone to respiratory problems, you know how important it is to create a healthy environment around you. But while many people with asthma or other breathing issues often pay careful attention to what's in the air when they travel, play, and work, they may not be aware of what's going on inside their own home. To improve your health, what should you learn about and improve right where you live? Read More 

How To Get Ready For Your New Replacement Windows

23 April 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The process of getting replacement windows might take a matter of weeks to complete since your new windows have to be ordered. Once the installation actually begins, the work goes pretty fast. Here's an overview of getting new replacement windows and what you might expect. Get The Estimate And Permit You'll want an in-person estimate for the cost of the window installation that includes the cost of materials and labor. At the same time, the window company can measure the windows to determine the right sizes you need so they can be ordered. Read More 

3 Things You Need To Do Before You Have A Plumbing Emergency

5 March 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Do you know what to do if a pipe bursts in the middle of the night? Have you ever considered how you'd handle the situation if your only toilet suddenly clogged, overflowed, and wouldn't stop running? While it's not something that happens every day, these are still relatively common things that can happen to any homeowner. As such, you need to know how to deal with them in order to mitigate the possible damage that might be caused. Read More 

3 Ways Your Business Could Benefit From New Glass Windows

19 January 2019
 Categories: , Blog

Regardless of whether you own a retail store, a large warehouse, or both, keeping your company in top notch condition is of course of the utmost importance to you as a business owner. To that end, if your company's commercial windows have seen better days, it might be time for some professional help. Here are three benefits your company could receive from hiring a contractor who specializes in glass installation jobs. Read More 

Three Criteria For Choosing Eco-Friendly Countertops For Your Next Remodel

3 December 2018
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Although brand-new marble countertops have a great aesthetic, they're expensive They're also expensive to the Earth since they're made of non-renewable resources. If you're looking for countertops that are more friendly to the Earth, though, you've got several options available. Here are a few criteria to use when shopping. 1. Recycling If your countertop has recycled content in it, that's great. However, many "eco-friendly" countertops are made of composites, such as paper and resin or glass and concrete. Read More