Category: Major Remodels & Additions

Is your home part of a Homeowner Association? If so, you may not realize that you need board approval prior to remodeling your home. Read on to see one of our client's experience going through the process.

It's always difficult to not be in your space. If you choose to move out during your remodel, we have some tips on making your temporary space feel homey.

How many bottles of whiskey do you have in your home collection? Is there ever enough? See this client's home whiskey room.

Taking your entertaining and enjoyment outdoors is often something Kirkland area residents do only in the summer months. What if you could enjoy being outdoors year-round without having to suffer the elements? See what these clients chose.

If you think getting a permit is as easy as filling out some paperwork and paying your fee, you may be in for a surprise. Below we highlight some of the common challenges in securing these important documents.

These are a few of our favorite things from this year's project list.

This Redmond family had a need for a whole house remodel in their multi-story home in order to functionalize it and improve the aesthetics to their taste. See more about what they did.

If you'd like to feel like you have a bigger bathroom, but don't have the space to add, these tips can help fool the eye into seeing a bigger space.

Remodeling can affect one's entire life. Even with the most professional remodeler, a project is disruptive and challenging to daily life. Learn what more to expect.

Part of being a good neighbor is to understand that no matter the size of the project, it's likely to impact those around you during a remodel. It's not just the noise, or extra cars in the neighborhood, it's the general disruption that occurs when one house is under construction. See our tips for doing your best at being a good neighbor.