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How to Protect Your Home During a Kitchen Remodel

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A kitchen remodel can be an exciting project, but it can also be a messy and disruptive one. It’s important to take steps to protect the rest of your home during the renovation process. The right remodeling contractor will have a protection protocol in place to make sure the rest of your home is protected […]

Kitchen Remodeling Design Trends

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Kitchen remodeling design trends are constantly evolving, and staying up-to-date with the latest styles and innovations can help you create a kitchen that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Here are some of the top kitchen remodeling design trends to consider for your next kitchen renovation:   Dark and Bold Colors: While white […]

Our Best Tips for an Eco-Friendly, Green Remodel

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For many people, just remodeling their home isn’t enough. They want an eco-friendly, green remodel. There are a lot of reasons why a green remodeling plan can be a great fit for you and your home. It can cut back on energy costs, protect the environment, and make future remodeling projects easier and less expensive. […]

Should I Remodel My Home in Phases or All at Once?

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Is it best to remodel my home in phases or all at once? This is a great question and one we hear somewhat frequently. We try to be as straightforward as possible with our answers to these questions, but often our answer has to start with another question. What are the most important factors in […]

3 Things to Consider When Remodeling an Older Home

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An older home can have so much charm. More than that, it can have a long history that a homeowner cherishes. Whether you’ve lived there your whole life, the house has been in your family for generations, or you just bought the home and it’s new to you, there’s a lot to love about an […]

Remodeling Your Home to Age in Place

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As we age, we become challenged with planning for the future in our homes. Re-evaluating our home layout and functionality becomes necessary. Daily activities that were once second nature can become much more time-consuming and difficult. A key strategy in building solutions is to incorporate a concept called Universal Design. Universal Design brings accessibility to […]

5 Things to Consider Before Remodeling Your Master Suite

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While the kitchen and bathrooms see a lot of traffic and activity – our bedrooms or master suites are the spaces within our homes that are purely for us so why not give it a little attention! It’s estimated that renovating a master bedroom can yield an ROI of between 40 and 80 percent, so […]

Top 5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Remodeling Contractor

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Someone once said that if opportunity doesn’t knock, you should build a door. We have a feeling that person never attempted a home renovation. It’s an exciting time, but it can also be stressful for everyone involved. Take a simple bit of advice from THE Remodel Group: communicate more, and stress less. These questions for […]

The most popular exterior siding options when remodeling your home

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Siding or wall cladding is the protective material that is attached to the exterior side of a wall. Along with the roof, it forms the first line of defense against weather elements such as sun, snow, rain, winds, etc., thus creating a stable, more comfortable environment for the interior of the building.

4 Ways to Maximize Your Remodel’s Return on Investment

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With home prices rising all around the Portland area, now is a great time to think about remodeling your home. Prices in Portland and outlying areas like Tigard and Tualatin have risen by as much as 23% in the last year. You may be looking to remodel your home to add value for a sale […]