When I first started RemodelingGuy.net in early 2009, the economy was pretty stinky to say the least. Remodeling contractors everywhere were shutting their doors or cutting way back on staff. The direction went toward smaller houses, simpler (cheaper) projects, and more DIY home improvements. A licensed contractor in Florida from the ripe young age of […]
Hire a Contractor or DIY — 10 Reasons to go with the Pro
I was recently involved in a discussion about whether or not a relatively complex plumbing procedure could be considered a DIY job. This was no simple job. It was the kind of thing that involves tearing out tile and cutting pipes, which, depending on the material of your plumbing can be an art in-and-of-itself. It […]
Find a Great Contractor For Your Remodeling Project – Ten Places to Look
You’re ready to remodel! Or at least you will be, as soon as the holidays are past. The timing is right, the money is set aside, the need is real. Whether it’s more space, upgrades or improvements, or dealing with long overdue repairs and maintenance, you have work to do. All you need is a […]
Should You Do Your Own Painting
A long time member of the Remodeling Guy Crew, Denise who blogs at Journey to Maggie May, has been building an addition all summer. It’s a beautiful project and she has pictures on her blog. Denise posted a comment today on a post about Bump-Out Style additions that got me to thinking. (See: Bump-Out Additions […]
