Whether you’re dying to update your home, or you’re just trying to look at it from a buyer’s perspective, it really pays off to know which home improvements will deliver the best return on investment. [...]
If you’re a homeowner, by now you’ve probably heard the term “zestimate,” But, for many people the word is still an enigma. So, what is it and why does it matter exactly? According to Zillow, [...]
Maybe your kitchen is outdated. Maybe there’s just not enough room for everyone. Or maybe you just want a change. Sound familiar? Kitchen renovations are perhaps the most popular project for homeowners, but also one [...]
Washington D.C. winters are typically long and harsh, and the elements can really take a toll on your home. The better your home is prepared, the more comfortable, protected, and energy efficient it will be [...]
Building a home is not for the faint at heart. There are tons of difficult decisions to be made, and the stress can be unbearable. However, an experienced custom home builder with excellent customer service will ease your worries and turn a stressful situation into an exhilarating experience. […]
Let’s face it: money is generally the driving factor when purchasing a home. People will often seek the lowest price per square foot, or the lowest sale price, in hopes of economizing. Unfortunately, this is likely not going to get you the best value; it will just get you the cheapest home. No doubt about it, there is some cheap housing out there right now, but “cheap” is probably not the best way to go. […]
It’s rare for homeowners to consider their homes “complete”. There’s always something more to be done to improve living spaces; there’s always home improvements lurking in the back of people’s minds. However, it’s important to [...]
The threat of ice damming on your home is undeniably high with the recent massive amount of snowfall in Maryland. The accumulation of snow on your roof may make a beautiful winter scene, but it’s actually more harmful than it appears. Ice dams in gutters and on rooftops obstruct the melting snow from flowing freely. This can cause water to back up behind the dam and potentially lead to exterior and interior home damage. […]
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