Making a wish list and finding a good home remodeler aren’t the only things you need to do when planning a remodeling project. It’s also important to look into some money matters. Many homeowners don’t realize that a remodel can have an impact on their insurance rates and coverage limits. Depending on the work you’re planning to do, you may need additional coverage. (more…)
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When you are building your forever home, it’s important to ensure that all of your home’s features and fixtures remain usable, even if you encounter mobility challenges in the future. This is why numerous seniors get a home remodeling and bathroom quote for changes to make their home easier to navigate. A trusted home remodeling company, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, shares more about the benefits of mobility remodeling[...]
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Kitchen remodeling projects set you back $9,500 to $14,250 on average, according to Forbes magazine. Fortunately, there are a lot of things you can do to mitigate the cost of a remodeling project. A few things that can impact the price of the kitchen estimate include the size of your kitchen, the fixtures you install and the scope of the project. (more…)
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If you’re planning to revamp your home with a remodeling project, then you may be considering an open floor plan. It’s a design that features many rooms that flow seamlessly into each other, rather than being divided by walls. In today’s blog, a leading home renovator in your area, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, shares the benefits and drawbacks of an open floor plan. (more…)
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Homeowners invest in a home addition for a number of reasons. Some do so to accommodate a growing family, while others just want an extra room dedicated to their hobbies and interests. Or maybe an additional bathroom for greater privacy and relaxation, or a home office for a more productive work-from-home setup. No matter why you want a home addition, one thing is for sure: you’ll want to hire the[...]
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Kids are curious and energetic by nature, but having them explore and run wild when there are power tools nearby is not the best idea. Take proactive measures to keep them safe while work is being done. A trusted kitchen and bathroom remodeler in the area, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, has some handy remodeling tips for households with small kids. (more…)
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It’s not at all uncommon for poor communication to bring down the experience of a home remodeling project. That’s why it’s important to establish clear and effective communication between yourself and your choice of remodeler from the start. Doing so ensures you’ll always be on the same page, especially during the design phase, when you’ll need to express how you want your updated space to look. The good news is[...]
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When investing in a home remodeling project, it’s always a good idea to take into account how the space is going to be used and who will be using it. If you have small children, for example, your remodel should focus on upgrades that can effectively baby-proof your living space. If entertaining is more your style, your renovation may center on ways to comfortably accommodate a number of people. And[...]
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There’s a certain charm and elegance to historic homes. If you’re fortunate enough to own one, you’ll want to make sure these elements are maintained. This means finding the perfect balance between restoring it to its former glory and updating it with modern conveniences. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, a premier home remodeler in the area, shares some do’s and don’ts of renovating a historic home. (more…)
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“The ceiling of any room has the potential to be the most dramatic and mood-altering part,” says architect Kevin Lichten. If your kitchen or any room in your home feels cramped or dated, raising its ceiling may offer the perfect solution. This major home remodeling project can add a beautiful and dramatic aesthetic and make the entire space feel more open and airy. (more…)
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