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Countertops can make or break a kitchen's look. However, there are many options to consider. How do you know which ones to focus on? Here are three popular options for your kitchen countertops and why they're good choices.

It's estimated that 85% of homes built in the U.S. prior to 1980 require home improvements. Are you tired of an outdated, boring master bathroom that needs to be renovated?

Do you want to remodel your home? As many as 8% of consumers — that’s one out of 12 — have stated they damaged their home by trying to perform DIY home improvements. Even worse, 6% have revealed they suffered a bodily injury during the process.

Are you happy with your kitchen? Or do you look at it and sigh while noting issues you'd like to change? Has your happy place turned into a room you don’t even want to enter, let alone cook in? The kitchen is the heart of a home.

Do you look at your home and envision changes that would make it more luxurious and comfortable? You’re not alone. Per the Leading Index for Remodeling Activity, home improvement spending is happening nationwide at almost 6% annually.

If you’re like us, you are approaching 2021 with hope and optimism. Last year was filled with hardships and heartache for us all.

When it comes to bathroom surfaces, tile is king.  Tile is durable — making it able to withstand temperature variability and resist scratching. It’s water safe — a key attribute in a room with lots of plumbing. Tile is easy to clean.

Looking to add more space to your home? Consider remodeling your basement. Remodeling your basement is a project that can add a lot of space and value to your home if it's done right.

If you’re like most people, your home was built before 1980 — about 85% of all homes built in the U.S. were completed by then. So it only makes sense they’d require improvements. Many times, those improvements involve kitchen and bath remodeling.

Discover five of the most common renovation questions people ask about doing second stories as home additions and advice on how to tackle them.