Jeffrey Anderson
Jeffrey Anderson works in home building, remodeling, and commercial construction. He lives in Virginia with his three dogs.
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Hiring the Pros for Bathroom and Kitchen Cabinets
Thought there are many projects you can complete on your own in your home, bathroom and kitchen cabinets are not always the best ones for beginners to get started on. From the actual construction of the bathroom and kitchen cabinets to the installation of the cabinets themselves, this can be a project that is time consuming and simply intimidating if you're not a well-trained professional.
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Sell Your Home Quickly: Add a Deck or a Fence for Instant Impact
You are ready to put your house on the market, but is your house ready to sell itself? If the answer is no then think about a few improvements that can make a world of difference.
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12 Affordable Ways to Brighten Your Home's Facade
Whether you're in the market to sell your home or just want to boost its curb appeal, these twelve handy tips can give you the advantage you want.
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Should You Call a Contractor Before Putting Your House on the Market?
Selling your home is never a simple proposition. One of the simplest ways to succeed in any housing market is to increase the curb appeal of your home.
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Remodeling projects in 2011 remained on a small scale
Consumers are still skittish about spending on home remodeling in the economy, according to statistics from Remodeling Magazine. The magazine’s highly respected Cost vs Value Report comes out annually, ranking projects by return on investment and citing home remodeling trends. For 2011-2012, consumers earned the best values on attic bedroom conversions, minor kitchen remodeling, garage [...]Remodeling projects in 2011 remained on a small scale is brought to you by the home remodeling pros at Reliable Remodeler. Get more of your questions answered at Ask the Contractor.
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Does your home meet miminum energy codes?
Does your new or remodeled home meet the minimum energy codes for construction and design? If you’re like most consumers, Alliance to Save Energy (ASE) believes that you have no idea. Last fall, the nonprofit agency reported that energy bills in an average new home that doesn’t meet the minimums are consistently higher. In fact, they’re [...]Does your home meet miminum energy codes? is brought to you by the home remodeling pros at Reliable Remodeler. Get more of your questions answered at Ask the Contractor.
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Is it time for a garage-door tune up?
Of all the doors or gates to your home, your garage door and opener probably experience the greatest amount of wear and tear during a year of ordinary use. Imagine how many times that door has opened in the last 365 days; how many round trips have you made to work, school or the local [...]Is it time for a garage-door tune up? is brought to you by the home remodeling pros at Reliable Remodeler. Get more of your questions answered at Ask the Contractor.
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Daylight harvesting is coming to your town
Daylight harvesting, once deployed only in large commercial and industrial settings, is getting lot of airtime with home builders and renovators. The process is just like it sounds: You install a combined window treatment and lighting system that coordinates the amount of heat and light that comes through your windows into living spaces. It’s not [...]Daylight harvesting is coming to your town is brought to you by the home remodeling pros at Reliable Remodeler. Get more of your questions answered at Ask the Contractor.
