It all started with a doggie door. In many households, dogs are treated like a member of the family. Remodeling with specialized features for pets is becoming more common. According to a study by Houzz.com, more than one-third of homeowners have done some pet-related remodeling in the last two years. The National Kitchen and Bath […]
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Roughly five years ago, the residential solar market increasingly gained interest. Initially people paid cash for the solar panels, but then solar companies stepped in and offered leasing programs, triggering the market to grow even more. Typically the customer would sign a 20-year lease agreement and also pay a monthly fee for the solar system.
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According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Remolding Market Index survey, in 2015, the two most common home improvement projects were bathrooms (81%) and kitchens (79%). Finishing out the top five most common remodeling projects in 2015 are whole house remodels (49%), room additions (47%) and window/door replacement. See the chart below for
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With summer quickly approaching, homeowners are starting to think about the projects that need to be done in their yard. People often associate the cost of landscaping with the cost of gardening which is why most homeowners are shocked to find out the actual cost of landscaping. According to professional landscape designer, Carson Arthur, the
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During the last recession, many American homeowners scrapped their ideas for home improvement projects as home prices dropped and access to consumer financing options was difficult. According to the latest Bankrate Money Pulse survey (March 2016), home improvement spending is expected to rise in 2016 – 28% of U.S. homeowners will remodel or improve their
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