Are you considering moving or remodeling because your house no longer suits you? If you’re a homeowner seeking to make a change, you don’t have to move to get your dream home. But how do you know when it’s time to remodel your home? Take this quiz to find out!
If you are looking to make upgrades to your current home or plan on selling your home in the near future, 2018 is the year to do so! Although a bathroom remodel and kitchen remodel are usually at the top of the list for home improvements, it’s important to know the latest home remodeling trends. When it comes to home improvements, the possibilities are endless! These projects can set your home apart from the others. Here are some hot new remodeling trends emerging in 2018. (more…)
Summer is right around the corner—bringing longer days and warmer weather. For many homeowners, summer means grilling, gardening, and spending more time outdoors. It also means it’s the perfect time to give your home some much needed improvements. (more…)
The home construction industry is very competitive. Customers should realize that the price is not always right. When selecting from a list of contractors, many homeowners often choose the lowest price option without making further considerations. As the old saying goes…you get what you pay for. If you accept a bid based on price alone, and the contractor turns out to be unreliable, you could end up paying more money in the end. (more…)
Electricity is important to the U.S. economy and in everyday life. People use electricity for a variety of reasons—including operating , computers, refrigeration, heating, cooling, and . Summer is around the corner and with the scorching Texas heat and humidity approaching, homeowners regularly see their electricity bills skyrocket. As a result, cooling costs can account for a large portion of your electricity bill. (more…)
Many home improvement projects enhance your family’s quality of life and add instant value to your home. The sooner you begin these projects, the sooner you can enjoy the benefits and updates. When it comes to selling your home, it can be the little things that give you the most return on investment. So, where do you start to increase value and get your home ready for sale? (more…)
Eastern Texas, including Houston and surrounding areas, was devastated by Hurricane Harvey, in late August 2017. It was deemed the costliest tropical cyclone on record, inflicting approximately $125 billion in damage. Many homeowners continue to feel the effects of the hurricane months, and even years later. So, what do you do about the flood damage to your home after a hurricane? Consider home remodeling to get back on track. (more…)
For those who live in the North, it’s second nature to ensure that you winterize your home during the harsh winter conditions. Even if you live in the South, it’s no secret that the cold weather has finally arrived! Winter means it’s time to winterize your home and protect it from the elements for the next few frigid months.
Winterizing your home “is the process of preparing a home for the harsh conditions of winter. It is usually performed in the fall before snow and excessive cold have arrived. Winterization protects against damage due to bursting water pipes, and from heat loss due to openings in the building envelope.” (http://www.fortworthinspector.com/Winterize_Your_Home.html) (more…)
Nothing is more important to your home than its structure. It’s the foundation upon which everything else is built. Having a foundation that’s tough, durable, and sturdy keeps your home strong and intact.
Problems with your foundation can go unnoticeable for quite some time, without you even knowing it. Although they may start small, structural problems can get out of control. This can cause severe cosmetic damages to your home, affecting its stability. Without effectively and efficiently handling the structural problems, more damage can occur, causing an even bigger financial burden.
If you assess your home and notice signs of structural instability which needs to be repaired, immediately contact a contractor, such as All Star Construction, Inc. When it comes to your home and its foundation, the sooner you call, the quicker we can repair the problem. Your home’s structure depends on it. Our highly trained and experienced design/build contractors will keep your home, and your family, safe and secure. (more…)