A Good Idea and More Affordable Than You Think! Home improvement projects have been on the rise every since the pandemic a few years ago. There are many good reasons for upgrades, remodels, additions, and even separate small homes on the same lot. However, a major obstacle is how to… Read More »Accessory Dwelling Units + RenoFi:
“Why Can’t I Use My Own Plumber and Get My Own Supplies?” It is our goal that your finished project is all that you hoped it would be, and that the project itself is an exciting stress-free experience for you and your family. The key is to keep the project… Read More »Client Supplied Labor & Material
Use this consumer checklist when you are evaluating and comparing building contractors. Every question in this list is important for a successful renovation project. We will be happy to explain what each item means, and provide our written Proof of Compliance. We want your experience to be stress-free and we… Read More »Checklist for Success! Hiring a Professional Remodeling Contractor
Since the start of the new millennium there has been a growing boom in accessory dwelling units, often called in-law apartments, granny flats, garage apartments and carriage houses. Accessory dwelling units are allowed in residential neighborhoods in Connecticut by meeting local criteria and following a permitting process. If the unit… Read More »Need Extra Space or Extra Cash? Consider an Accessory Dwelling Unit
Agreement, Contract & Cost Although we have been in the business of building and remodeling for 46 years, we recognize that this might be your first experience with a building contractor. We have two goals: to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible for you and to make… Read More »How We Work
Those Composite Deck Materials Look Great and No Maintenance! Regularly I receive requests for replacing an old deck surface with new composite material. Typically, these decks were constructed 20 or more years ago using either 2”x 6” pressure treated or 5/4” x 6” pressure treated boards. And now they have… Read More »Can I Just Replace My Old Deck With New Composite Material?
