Keyword: custom kitchen remodel

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.

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.

If you've ever been so tired of your home's aesthetic or function that you just need a remodel RIGHT NOW, wait until you read this article. Rushing into a remodel without the appropriate planning is not a good use of funds or likely to get you what you want.

There are times where it's really worth paying for the expertise and quality. We think your home is worth it.

If you'd like a home bar created during your next remodel, consider these design tips for crafting the perfect cocktail in the comfort of your home.

If you're a fan of traditional style rooms, you'll love this white Sammamish kitchen.

Ready to start fresh after the holidays, but aren't sure where to begin? We've targeted the areas hardest hit after hosting.

If you think you're ready for a remodel, you may want to review these questions before getting started.

We attempt to minimize the disruptions and challenges for our clients as much as possible by protecting the rooms staying intact, keeping our clients apprised of the schedule, and possible dates that they may need to relinquish the house, and generally attempting to be thoughtful about how we leave your home each day. The reality is that remodeling while living in your home, is going to come with challenges. Learn what to expect here.

To help your design process be as efficient as possible, it's helpful to know what questions you should discuss with other decision makers in your family, prior to your design meeting.