Category: Newsletter

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.

There are a few things you can do to help get your home ready for winter. Read on to find out what they are.

Are you trying to decide which flooring will work best in your kid-friendly home? Tips inside.

Don't let the turning of the seasons let you get behind on your home maintenance. Here are a few items to pay attention to this fall.

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.

Ensuring that your roof is healthy is step one in lessening the risk for leaks and other avoidable household problems. Read on to find out what signs are concerning in a roof.

Our preferred window vendor, Dave Cromwell, breaks down all of the frequently asked window questions. With 30+ years in the business, Dave's seen the evolution of window offerings and can help guide our clients to the right choice for them. Read more to see what you should consider.

If you think you might have a foundation issue, here are the top signs to look out for.

Regular home maintenance keeps a home healthy and beautiful. Here are tasks we recommend for the month of July.

If you've ever asked yourself this question, you're not alone. Design-Build firms aren't as well-known as the traditional architectural model. In this article we discuss the reasons why one might benefit from hiring a design-build general contractor, vs. an architect and then a contractor.