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Red Flags to Look Out for When Hiring a Design/Build Company

If you’re having your home renovated, it’s rarely a good idea to tackle the job on your own. After all, inexperience puts you at risk of making mistakes that can be costly to rectify. Instead, hire a qualified design/build company to get the job done. Take note that not all home renovation contractors are created equal, and some definitely don’t have your best interests at heart. Fortunately, you can avoid[...]

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4 Ways to Survive a Kitchen Remodel With Your Sanity

A kitchen remodeling job is a significant home improvement project that can significantly disrupt your daily routine. It’s why some homeowners are reluctant to have their kitchen remodeled! However, there are a few things you can do to be able to keep some semblance of normalcy as your kitchen is being renovated. (more…)

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4 Widespread Myths About Bathroom Remodels

Whether you’ve been living in your home for a while or just bought a property, you can count on a remodel to provide you with living spaces that truly reflect your needs and wants. Remodels can do a lot to improve quality of life and make living in your home a more enjoyable experience overall.  (more…)

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4 Home Remodels That Can Affect Your Insurance Premiums

Home remodeling can be a wonderful investment, yet despite the many benefits of home remodels, some homeowners are reluctant to take the plunge because they’re afraid the improvements will negatively impact their insurance premiums. If this is a concern of yours, it pays to know exactly what kind of remodeling work could affect your insurance cost. (more…)

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Is a Kitchen Bump-Out Right for Your Home?

The average size of kitchens in American homes has grown considerably in the last few years, now ranging between 100 to 200 square feet. Despite this expansion, space is still at a premium for many modern houses. If this is your situation, you can add more floor area to your kitchen with a kitchen bump-out.  (more…)

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4 Smart Hacks to Maximize Storage in Small Closets

When it comes to remodeling a bedroom, the closet always seems to be the last step for both home renovation contractors and homeowners. People tend to pay a lot of attention to detail when choosing features for the rest of the room, while closets become a footnote. However, with a little bit of creativity, you can turn your closet space into a paragon of organization and easy access. (more…)

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Benefits of Frameless Shower Doors for Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom renovation remains the most sought-after remodeling project in the country, and the clean look of minimalist bathrooms is a bandwagon more and more homeowners are ready to jump on. One feature that seems to be present in many bathroom remodels is the frameless shower door. Today, our experienced team of designers at DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Wilmington discuss the pros and cons of this stylish shower door option.[...]

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Are Whole-Home Remodels Better Than One-Room Renovations?

Home remodeling could include a bathroom remodel, a kitchen remodel or even a bump-out addition to your home. It’s further subdivided into remodeling a single room or area or your entire house, the latter often called a whole-home remodel. As with many different construction projects, there are advantages and disadvantages to take into consideration before you decide what type of remodel you want to do. (more…)

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Key Elements of Mountain Contemporary Kitchen Design

According to kitchen remodeling experts, one of the current design trends in kitchens is mountain contemporary. Done properly, this style can transform your kitchen into a warm and rustic space. In this post, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Wilmington discusses the key elements that can help you bring mountain contemporary kitchen design to life. (more…)

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3 Kinds of Construction Contracts You May Encounter

When you’re having a home remodeling project done, you must first sign a contract before any work can commence. A common misconception that homeowners have is that there is only one kind of construction contract, but contracts actually differ according to the project. Here are the different kinds of construction contracts that you may encounter when you remodel your home. (more…)

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