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Hiring a Qualified Plumber for Your Home

Even small leaks can lead to big repairs. Avoid getting soaked by hiring an experienced, licensed pro.

Avoiding Contractor Scams

Last year, an elderly woman hired my company because her floor was still sagging even after she had paid another contractor $2,700 to fix the problem. We tried to contact the original contractor, but all we got was a disconnected pager. Read on to find out more.

Do You Need an Architect or a Designer?

Do You Need an Architect or a Designer? One of the most common questions homeowners ask remodeling contractors is, “Should we hire an architect or a designer for our project?” For most small projects, such as enlarging a window opening or removing a nonbearing wall, the answer is no. The contractor and homeowner can handle both the design and construction end. But for large additions, whole-house renovations and new kitchens, consider working with a design professional. A pro can make sure the esthetic considerations meld with the structural requirements of the project and, quite simply, that the space lives as well as it looks. Here’s what architects, designers, kitchen specialists and interior designers do and don’t do, what they charge and how you can pick the right one for your project.

How To Get The Most Kitchen And Bath Cabinets For Your Money

How To Get The Most Kitchen And Bath Cabinets For Your Money Once upon a time, cabinets were built on site by trim carpenters. Today, that’s true only for the highest-end units. Most are now made in shops or factories, where the environment is ideal for controlling wood quality and craftsmanship.

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