Upgrading your bathroom is one of the best ways to add value to your home. Even so, bathroom remodeling can sometimes be challenging whenever there is a limited amount of space available to work with. Small bathrooms do not have to be dull and boring, as there are a number of practical ideas you can use in order to make the most of this space.
Home renovation is a big decision for homeowners, as it involves not just money but also time and energy. When it comes to renovating a house, the key is to find a reliable and professional contractor who can understand the needs and deliver results that meet the expectations of the homeowners. One such contractor is Sterling Homes, who recently completed a home renovation project for a family of four in Burlington.
Sterling Homes transforms another cramped, dated kitchen into a warm, open and functional family-friendly living space.
This busy family of four needed some additional space in their 1950 Newton ranch. The home had three bedrooms and two small baths. With two teenagers and frequent house guests, a master suite, guest space and bathroom upgrades were in order.
Greater Boston custom home builder, Sterling Homes, creates an open floor plan for family in Winchester. This renovation included a garage addition, living room, dining room, kitchen remodel and master suite including bathroom remodel and closet.
For many, a home renovation project can seem daunting. We’ve compiled a list of five key items to consider in your planning.
One of the questions I get most frequently from people contacting us about new jobs is, what will it cost to build my new home / addition / kitchen, etc.? It’s an understandable first question – you need to know what things are going to cost so that you can determine what you can afford – but answering the question without knowing what exactly you’d like to build and what your existing site conditions are, is difficult for any contractor. That being said, I do want to offer you some guidance to help you with your project planning.
When it comes to kitchen remodeling ideas, the choices can often seem overwhelming. However, working your way through these choices boils down to a deceptively simple question: Do you prefer traditional or contemporary kitchen designs?
If you want to change your home, your other option besides remodeling is to find a new one. But more and more American families are deciding to stay put and improve their existing home. According to the National Association of Homebuilders, here are some of the reasons...
Sterling Homes did a complete overhaul of this 1978-built colonial in Andover, MA. This young family was tired of the cramped/dated kitchen and awkward flow...
