We've Moved
Early in March, we decided we would move Villa, our thirteen year old company, back to a home based business office. The surroundings are familiar, welcoming and warm. Obviously, my commute is terrific.
Conversations, Remodeling Photographs, Websites and Social Media
Most of our homeowner clients are referred to us and many become repeat clients. Although we have in the past, we haven’t been spending money advertising in magazine and newspaper ads. We’ve all but disappeared from the print yellow pages—I was...
Insulation-The Stuff You Don't See
The stuff you will never see after your remodeling project is finished, is some really important stuff.
Initial Cost of Remodeling versus Your Forever Enjoyment
During design for your remodeling project, you may feel the temptation to try to spend less money or opt for a cheaper product selection. Instead, consider the initial cost of your remodeling project as a short term hurdle and place higher value on...
Uncovering a Company's Financial Viability
With my morning coffee, I read an article about the post-recession “landscape” of remodeling in this past Saturday’s Washington Post. It reminded me of a piece I had previously written before the major economic downturn, “How we protect your money...
Wing or Plan
The Owner was remodeling her master bath, it was almost finished. The electrician hung her lights and they were quite clearly too big and bumping into her medicine cabinet. She bought the lights 90 days ago.