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Cabinets and storage are a defining feature of a kitchen. How your cabinets are made, and from what, determines the strength and lifespan of your kitchen investment. There are several high value synthetic kitchen cabinet materials on the market today. Today, we will look at laminates, the most popular synthetic material. Past synthetic products have not been very sturdy, but
Read MoreWhen you’re remodeling with the intent to make your home more sellable, your process is slightly different from someone who is updating for the future, or someone who is finally getting the kitchen they’re always wanted. You’ll be skipping over your personal preferences to options that will add value to your home by appealing to as many people as possible.
Read MoreWhen you first look at the world of remodeling, it seems like there’s a whole lot of contracting going on. General contractors, independent contractors, subcontractors, what does it all mean? And most importantly, what does it mean to you? What is a general contractor? In the remodeling sense, the general contractor is in charge of getting it all done. Whether
Read MoreBefore our stone countertops cross the world to become part of our kitchens, they start their journey deep in the earth. Today we’ll take a closer look at where, and what, three of the most popular stones for kitchen countertops come from. Quartzite Q&A: Quartzite is a metamorphic rock, which means it starts as a sandstone made of quartz. Quartzite
Read MoreIn our last update, we covered the top considerations to keep in mind when you set out to choose your kitchen’s external hardware. Now that you know what type of hardware you want, we can get into a bit more detail on style. Key deciding factors when it comes to kitchen hardware styles are Look, Feel and Cost. Look is an obvious factor; you
Read MoreExternal hardware like knobs, pulls and other handles are the jewelry of the kitchen. They can help enhance your kitchen’s look as well as its use. Handles improve our grip and make opening our cabinets easier, as well as preventing whatever might be on our hands from dirtying the cabinet doors. You may have heard to pick your exterior hardware
Read MoreLight is a key element of your kitchen’s design. It lets you move about and complete your tasks with ease. And after all, what good is your kitchen remodel if you can’t see it? When it comes to kitchens, a single light source is not going to cut it. It doesn’t reach corners and you cast a shadow over your workspace.
Read MoreCabinets doors and drawer fronts are a defining feature of a kitchen. How your doors and drawer fronts are made, and from what, determines the strength and lifespan of your kitchen investment. There are many factors to consider when choosing a wood for your kitchen cabinets. Not the least of which is personal affinity; the one you like, that just calls to
Read MorePro tip: Always confirm that your professional is LICENSED. We’ve seen it quite a few times. A contractor screws up big-time, and we get called in to fix or finish it. Consider this guy for example. Since he’s a customer, we won’t use his real name, so he’ll be Albert for now. Albert hired a company to redo his kitchen
Read MoreIn recent years there has been a movement in Baltimore city to refurbish our older firehouses. Some of these buildings were truly dilapidated and needed a lot of repair. Since the city had its hands full already, other local groups started looking into what could be done. Our CEO Brett Cohen was invited by MileOne to tour some of these
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