Kitchen Remodeling - Creating the Central Space For Your Home

As a cabinet maker and a woodworking specialist, I have been asked to make dozens of different types of cabinets. Most of the cabinets are created for kitchen remodeling purposes, and I have had the opportunity to see a nonfunctional kitchen turned into a utilitarian masterpiece. I feel that the kitchen is the central space in the home where families can meet at the end of a busy day to share a meal. Kitchens should be inviting, useful, and free of bacteria. This means that material choices are just as important as style and placement decisions. My blog is here to inform you how stainless steel, hardwoods, quartz, concrete, and marble can all be used to enhance your kitchen space. Make sure to involve yourself in the kitchen remodeling process so you can see your home transformed. Every home needs a gathering space, so start your kitchen enhancement journey here.

2014

4 Things To Have In Place Before Beginning Your Home Improvement Project

28 December 2014

Whether you were the best woodworker in your high school woodworking class or just a natural at making small fixes around the house, completing your first home improvement project will give you a sense of accomplishment like none other. After studying different floor plans and tutorials you will likely be convinced that you can pull it off, and rightfully so. There are only a couple of major considerations that you should keep in mind to stay within your budget, prevent against going over designated time allotment and keeping clutter to a minimum.
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Aerating Your Lawn: What Is It And How Do You Do It?

22 December 2014

If you want a good looking yard, you put a lot of work into it. You mow it, you rake it, you fertilize it, and you reseed any bare patches. While you are doing all that you should also make sure that you are aerating—one of the most beneficial aspects of lawn care. What Is Aerating? The soil of your yard can become compacted. This is especially true if your soil is a clay soil or your yard gets a lot of foot traffic.
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