Are you ready for that remodel you’ve been thinking about for years? Maybe you’ve chosen colors for your home, are implementing new home technology, have plans for expansion projects, or are designing your dream outdoor living space and more. But chances are that you’ve not spent your days daydreaming about reroofing your house.

Well… it’s NOT glamorous, it’s mostly hidden behind the scenes but it makes the house run and when it breaks down, homeowners notice immediately. HVAC (that stands for heating, ventilation and air conditioning) is an important component of YOUR home.

Here in Minnesota, the mornings are getting just a little bit chillier and the evenings a little bit darker. Depending on where you live, the aroma of fire pits and fireplaces fills the nighttime air. Eventually your plants will come inside before the first frost. It’s inevitable. It’s coming.

Color can play a crucial role in the physical world around us. It can literally sway the way we think, change our actions and cause reactions. For this reason, its one of the most crucial pieces to your home remodel.

French doors are a timeless look that can really bring two spaces together. Whether interior or exterior, this design element is an elegant way to create some privacy but maintain a visual connection between spaces in your home.

A home’s windows are particularly communicative. Windows certainly don’t last forever, BUT high-quality and well-maintained windows could last for 20 years or even more.

There are many trends in outdoor living space design, but there are a few key categories that help you decide on what to do when thinking about remodeling your outdoor living space. Here are 5 improvements to consider for your outdoor living space.

Is your home ready for the retirement years of your life? The golden years… you’ve worked so hard, now its time to relax and enjoy your spoils. But is your home ready?

The future is here for the most part. Technology is making homes more functional and efficient every day. We’ve become used to seeing the words “smart home” in stores and on tv but for most people, its been a thought we haven’t considered due to price until now.

There is really no magic number of years to how long a roof will last. Quality of products, the contractor you hire, the weather environments you live in and some other factors are all variable in the lives that your roof will afford you. If you’ve made it to the 15 or 20 year mark, then consider yourself vested and it’s time to make some changes.