Here is the next installment in my 5 Key Tips series, a road map for consumers to follow when planning a remodel. It’s time to decide how much money to invest in your home and lifestyle.
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Just follow this link to Kirkland First…a great new resource bank for eastside consumers and businesses!
For most homeowners, remodeling is a bit like a trip to a foreign country. Our industry has its own language, customs, and most people do not visit often! Whether it is traveling or remodeling, your success usually depends on the planning you do before you begin. Today’s article is Continue Reading…
Most of us hate being cold in our homes. There are many many reasons why this happens during the heating season, but there are 5 Continue Reading…
This is the time of year when our mudrooms are being put through their paces. If you have school-aged children or had grandchildren visit you over the holidays you experienced first hand how much stuff it takes to keep a family warm.
Here are a few tips to share from our small mudroom:
The cost on this built-in is very reasonable, it looks cool, and it functions great! Thank you, Sara Tow, www.MomsBloom.org, for the inspiration for this column via Facebook.
This morning I finished reading South of Broad and I’m sad it is over and that Pat Conroy takes so much time between his wonderful novels. The story could only be set in Charleston and could only be told by a master of the language. Mr Conroy weaves the intricacies of his surprising plot lines with the emotional angst of his characters so as to give his story a life of its own. My hat is off to Pat Conroy, one of the great story tellers of our time!
As the days grow shorter and the cloud cover becomes more persistent many northwest home owners are looking for ways to brighten our days. Using a few proven lighting strategies can make a huge change in our environment and our mood, often at minimal cost. Continue Reading…
Very few local traditions have outlived the Seattle Home Show! Born in 1939 as our country began to recover from the great depression, this venerable exhibition now features both fall and spring shows.
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I just cleaned and put away the last of the peaches from our tree…fall is coming on fast and I’m just not ready! Time to tour the property and take a good look at what we want to accomplish before the holidays!
Today we set up Eastside Networkers own group on Facebook so all of our fans and new members can find us easily. Check us out on FB and on line!