Now that 2020 is halfway over, you might be feeling ready for a little relaxation and fun. Although the specter of serious illness still hangs over much of the world, there are ways you can entertain yourself and the kids, and even get out a little bit.

We are so excited to receive this recognition from the Philadelphia Business Journal! Joey  Willhite, our General Manager has the responsibility of guiding us in our company culture. "We've been honored to receive many awards this year, but this one -- by far -- is the most humbling. 

Professional Remodeler magazine released its annual "40 Under 40" list of top performers in the remodeling world. Our very own Lead Designer Stephanie Hoffmeier was in the group of recipients which surveys all of North America. 

In an urban area like Philadelphia, kitchen remodeling can be a real challenge. There are plenty of pitfalls, like the quirky nature of our aging housing stock and the complex permitting and inspections process.

For many years galley-style kitchens have been found on ships and trains, Philadelphia row houses, and in any home with limited space where constrained square footage necessitated an ultra-efficient use of workspace. 

Almost anyone who has a basement could be using it more effectively. Whether your basement is unfinished or does not meet your needs anymore, now is a great time to put that extra space to use.

Why should you consider an addition instead of just renovating? More value. A tasteful renovation to your existing home will increase its value, but you can get a more substantial financial benefit from an expansion.

We love to talk through pros and cons of pocket doors with clients because we often find that pocket door interest begins with an extreme. Some clients come to us with the idea of using pocket doors at every opportunity and others overlook the possibility entirely.

There are so many questions homeowners want to ask when they are contemplating a remodeling project. It can feel like an overload even before you pick out your faucets.

One of our projects was featured in a Philadelphia Inquirer article this weekend about laundry rooms. Stephanie Hoffmeier, our lead designer, offered her insights: “You can have fun in your laundry room,” Hoffmeier said.