Residential

 Increase natural elements in the home to reduce stress and improve physical and mental well-being. Focus on windows to bring in natural light and views of nature. Add window treatments, clean regularly, and install energy-efficient windows to optimize natural elements. Add greenery around windows for […]

The average American home is 2,200 sq. ft., but closer to 1,000 sq. ft. for most of the country and can contain up to 3,000 items. Clutter build-up and negative mental health effects are common problems of living in a limited space. Difficulties entertaining guests

Professional deep cleaning services are necessary to maintain a healthy home environment and reduce stress. Upholstery steam cleaners, carpet vacuums, tile/grout cleaners, duct vacuums, and window cleaning tools can effectively remove dirt and other build-ups. Pest control services also help to address existing pest issues

Have a solid plan in place, including budget, materials and services, and timeframe.  Prioritize repairs and upgrades to get the most out of your investment.  Have a waste management system including separate recyclables and waste, dumpster rentals, and reused materials whenever possible.  Be flexible and

Upgrade outdoor lighting with motion-sensor and solar-powered pathways to deter and spot potential intruders.  Install a secure fence, such as a chain link or vinyl, to create visual barriers against unwanted threats. Trim nearby shrubs and trees, enhance visibility, eliminate hiding spots, and reinforce entry

Regularly clean so dirt and grime don’t build up in hard-to-reach areas. Don’t forget about outdoor areas; pressure wash decks and patios regularly. Refresh exterior paint for an updated look; choose a color palette that complements your surroundings. Update the front door to create a

Invest in energy-efficient solutions such as insulation and HVAC systems to reduce energy usage and maintenance costs. Utilize renewable materials such as bamboo, cork, or linoleum for flooring, walls, and ceilings.  Incorporating smart home technology can give you automated control, monitoring, comfort, and security.  Build

Create a solid plan that takes into account family needs and budget.  Hire a reliable builder with prior experience and valid license/insurance.  Emphasize energy efficiency to save money and reduce carbon footprint.  Use quality materials for longevity, durability, and cost-effectiveness.  Balance functionality and aesthetics for

Home accessibility is essential for a better quality of life; modifications can improve mobility, independence, and safety.  Install chairlifts or elevators for multi-level homes, ramps, and handrails to provide extra support and security.  Widening hallways and entry points can make movement easier for those with

Test shades and pick a mix of warm, neutral, and bold hues.  Invest in quality lighting, such as lamps and candles, and allow natural light to flood the room.  Choose comfortable seating with plush cushions and soft fabrics, and add accent pillows and throws for