When is the right time to remodel your home? Hearing words like “recession” and “inflation”, people naturally worry about their investments. But, now could actually be the best time to renovate your residential property. With the end of the Pandemic in sight, we are seeing improvements in all areas of construction. Costs are starting to …
It’s hard to believe that Steve and I opened the doors to MainStreet 30 years ago. I can still remember Steve calling me and saying, “I want to open our own business. I think we can do this better. I want to make sure every single client loves the design and is happy after the …
Even before COVID changed the world, the remodeling industry experienced a significant rise in demand. As homeowners spent an increasing amount of time at home working, going to school, and learning to enjoy life in our new normal, home values skyrocketed. In fact, the demand for every type of remodel has boomed over 100% in …
Often times, the hardest part of starting a home remodel is choosing a remodeling contractor. What do you look for? Do you hire an architect or a design-build firm? How do you choose? Searching for the right contractor takes work. To make it easier for you, and to ensure your experience is as enjoyable as …
If you’re like millions of other Americans, you’re dreaming of a new kitchen. And, with that beautiful new kitchen, it’s important to think about ventilation. Admittedly, the actual process of ventilation is rather boring — something usually best left to the experts — but selecting a range hood style for your kitchen can be both …
Considering installing a barn door? Be sure to use these helpful tips to get you started. Interior barn doors are an intriguing architectural accent to add to your home. If you open Houzz or any idea-inspiring remodeling magazine these days, you’ll see that barn doors are used in almost every style of home. That said, …
The fairy-tale phase of your home remodel is finally here. The work is done. While you may be excited to move in to your new space, you will need to give your contractor time to handle any final details—an important step to getting you well on your way to loving your home for many years …
