Keyword: home improvement

A sparkling clean dishwasher doesn’t just look good, it's also an important element to ensuring your dishes are clean. We recommend cleaning your dishwasher every 4-6 weeks to keep it working optimally. Learn more about what is recommended.

The things we hear the most are the items that turned homeowners off when they bought the house, and the things that they’ve grown to hate since living in the home. If you’re in the market for a new house, or considering remodeling the one you have, here are the top things we’ve heard from clients looking for a change.

Repeat Somerset clients came back for a refreshed kitchen, one that would meet their current needs. Learn more about what they requested.

Bathroom remodels start to feel complete once the tile’s set, toilet has been placed, and the vanity is in. Don’t underestimate the value of your bathroom mirror to complete your newly remodeled space. Choosing the right one though can be a bit of a puzzle. Enclosed are some tips we recommend.

Are you considering a remodel, but wonder what tax advantages you might have? Here are some ideas to ask your tax professional.

Pocket doors can be a great hidden gem of room design, or they can be a pain. Read on to find out the pros and cons of choosing them in your home remodel.

A home is not just a place to lay your head at night, it's also a refuge from a busy life; a place they connect with friends; and a point of pride. Sometimes though, extra noise can turn that refuge into an annoyance. If you’ve noticed or found yourself fed up with noisiness in your home, there are many ways to address the issue depending on where the problem originates from.

Did you get notified that your water had been running continuously? Don't know what to do? Read on to find out how our marketing specialist managed this problem at her home.

We specialize in creating the space that works for your family, based on your needs. See some of the cool features our clients requested.

Decluttering the garage might seem like an activity that would be better in the winter, when the weather is poor. However, if you’re like most, you store much of your patio or deck furniture in your garage during the poor weather months, so trying to reduce the clutter is an impossible task. Instead, if you tackle this project during the summer months, there are less items in the way to get to the things that can be gifted or thrown away. Find out how to best tackle this daunting task.