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Oh, my. The holidays will bear down on us once again. Whether you love the winter celebrations or wish they were already over, now is a great time to consider some pre-holiday home renovations. But, “Why should I get started with a remodeling company so close to the holidays?” you may be wondering.

It’s time to add some value to your home! Whether you are looking to upgrade for your own enjoyment, or you are thinking about selling in the future, you want to make sure that every renovation dollar you spend adds value to your property.

Even a small drywall patch manages to stir up a substantial amount of dust in your house. But a renovation project can cover your entire home in dust if the contractor fails to utilize an effective dust remediation procedure.

When people think about updating their homes, the kitchen is often the first room that comes to mind. While it’s true that a modern, high-end kitchen can add a lot of value to a house, it’s also true that the wrong renovations can drastically reduce its value and make it next to impossible to sell.

A home without a deck is just a house, but a house with a deck is a home. The first makes for a fine income property, but most prefer to live in the latter. Decks add more to a home than merely resale value. What they contribute to your enjoyment of the home defies quantification.

If you yearn for exposure to the fresh air and outdoor vistas but prefer to remain protected from the changing elements and critters that would love to keep close company with you, think about adding a four-season addition to your home.

There are a multitude of reasons why living in the South is so wonderful. Definitely, our weather would probably be towards, if not at, the top of the list.

With a break in this intense heat expected over the weekend, I’m sure many of you have wondered about the energy bill that will be showing up in your mailbox as you attempt to keep keep your home cool.

The ultimate Father’s Day gift? Give Dad something he really wants – a man cave! What’s trending in these ultimate “caves” is that Dad’s sacred spot doesn’t just have to be in the garage or down in the basement. The new hotspot for Dad is often outside – the garden shed.