Painting & Wallpapering – If you’re thinking of doing the interior painting yourself, think twice before taking on a project that reflects the final craftsmanship of the home. Rules of thumb and old painting habits do not apply to new construction painting. The painter needs to know how to work with the trades people to […]
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Building A New Home – Interior Components – Part 5
Closet Systems – Because space can be such a premium in a home, it makes sense to consider a space-saving closet design for the bedrooms, pantry, office and possibly the garage. Consult with a closet designer who can review your building plans and then consider a custom closet system that fits your home and your […]
Building A New Home – Interior Components – Part 4
Lighting & Electrical Work – The once time-honored practice of installing one center light in the ceiling has been replaced with more sophisticated lighting techniques. Spot lighting or under cabinet florescent task lighting in the kitchen are examples of how lighting needs are now being met inside the home. Visit a lighting showroom to educate […]
Building A New Home – Interior Components – Part 3
Flooring & Tile – You’ll need to make major decisions involving color, texture and price when it comes to vinyl flooring, carpeting and tile. Therefore, it‘s a good idea to visit flooring showrooms to educate yourself as much as possible. Review your room situations and budget with your flooring professional and discuss issues like usage, […]
Building A New Home – Interior Components – Part 2
Plumbing Fixtures – Plumbing fixtures like faucets and toilets are used daily and shortcomings in quality can turn you into a plumber sooner than you’d like when parts need replacement. Go out to plumbing showrooms and consider the quality of the fixture when selecting faucets, sinks and bath/shower systems for your home. It can be […]
Building A New Home – Interior Components – Part 1
Cabinets & Counter Tops – Visiting showrooms and trade shows is a great way to educate yourself and allow your senses to help you select the level of quality you would like and can afford in your home. Decisions need to be made on cabinet styles, types of materials, types of finish, configuration, hardware, etc. […]
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