Kitchen Remodeling in Bethesda, Gaithersburg, MD
August 27, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
What's worse than an old, worn out kitchen? The cupboards are barely hanging into the wall by a couple long, loose screws. The floor tile looks like it's seen many a better day. The counter space is pitiful--there's barely enough room to place your groceries much less have mom over to help you make Thanksgiving meal. You've walked through Home Depot & Lowes ... and drooled. Imagine what you could do with a fully remodeled kitchen. Rip … Continue
Bathroom Remodeling in Bethesda, Maryland
August 25, 2013 By DRHCI 1 Comment
So you walk into your bathroom and groan ... There's mildew on the ceiling, cracks in the shower wall, and stains everywhere. Water from the bathtub has repeatedly soaked into the floor and the damage is everywhere. Yesterday, you started to scrub away at some of the rust stains in the sink and gave up after polishing off some of the finish. This morning, you discovered the kids broke the full length mirror when one of them threw a toy truck … Continue
4 Tips for Finishing Your Basement
August 30, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
Even though many Americans are seeing the light at the end of the devalued housing tunnel, it can still be a tough market for homeowners wanting to trade up for more space. An addition is costly as well, with a nationwide average cost of $200 per square foot. Ranging from just 25% to 50% of the cost of an actual addition, making an existing basement into livable space can be a budget-friendly option. Before you start framing up the walls or … Continue
Commercial Remodeling for Image Improvement
September 2, 2013 By DRHCI 1 Comment
Even though we’ve all been told that we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, we all do it, don’t we? Tenant improvement can go a long way toward making the kind of first impression that truly represents your smart, future-focused business practices. You want your office to display timeless, streamlined design elements that will have your customers impressed with their surroundings as soon as they step into the door. When they’re already thinking … Continue

Commercial Remodeling for Image Improvement
September 2, 2013 By DRHCI 1 Comment
Even though we’ve all been told that we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, we all do it, don’t we? Tenant improvement can go a long way toward making the kind of first impression that truly represents your smart, future-focused business practices. You want your office to display timeless, streamlined design elements that will […]

4 Tips for Finishing Your Basement
August 30, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
Even though many Americans are seeing the light at the end of the devalued housing tunnel, it can still be a tough market for homeowners wanting to trade up for more space. An addition is costly as well, with a nationwide average cost of $200 per square foot. Ranging from just 25% to 50% of […]
Remodel that Run Down Home in Maryland
August 27, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
If your house was originally built for anyone other than you, there’s probably at least one room that isn’t quite the way you’d like it to be. Most likely, it’s either the bathroom or the kitchen. Maybe you’ve just bought the home and want things “just so,” before you move in. On the other hand, […]
Kitchen Remodeling in Bethesda, Gaithersburg, MD
August 27, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
What’s worse than an old, worn out kitchen? The cupboards are barely hanging into the wall by a couple long, loose screws. The floor tile looks like it’s seen many a better day. The counter space is pitiful-there’s barely enough room to place your groceries much less have mom over to help you make Thanksgiving […]
Bathroom Remodeling in Bethesda, Maryland
August 25, 2013 By DRHCI 1 Comment
So you walk into your bathroom and groan … There’s mildew on the ceiling, cracks in the shower wall, and stains everywhere. Water from the bathtub has repeatedly soaked into the floor and the damage is everywhere. Yesterday, you started to scrub away at some of the rust stains in the sink and gave up after […]

Blueprints: How to Read the Construction Designer’s Handwriting
August 23, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
Blueprints are the universal language of builders and contractors. They are the way that everyone on a particular project works together to achieve the same final product. From building plans to electrical layouts, blueprints show every detail of the project. To the common eye, blueprints can be intimidating and difficult to interpret. However, building plans […]
Countertop Considerations
August 20, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
You don’t have to watch shows like “House Hunters” for long to realize that, as Americans, we are obsessed with our countertops. Aside from wanting a particular material, though, there’s plenty to consider when it comes to your countertops. Unlike your cabinet doors, this surface is the work horse of your kitchen. You don’t want […]

Bedroom Renovation and Remodeling Tips
August 20, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
If you’re like most people, then the bedroom is the area of your home in which you spend the greatest portion of your day. You dress there, you read there, you relax there in front of the television, and, of course, you sleep there. With all the hours that you spend in your bedroom, if […]

Should You Add Onto Your Home?
August 15, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
Perhaps your growing family is feeling cramped in its current quarters, or you have some extra cash and want to know if putting it into your home would be more worthwhile than using it toward buying another home? In the current economy, many homeowners are finding their homes being evaluated at far below what they’re […]

Remodeling Priorities Most Homeowners Ignore
August 11, 2013 By DRHCI Leave a Comment
Let’s face it: The best part of a home remodeling project is when you can sit back, look around, and see the results of your investment. Okay, that might come in a close second to hearing the “oohs and ahs” of friends and family as they survey your updated digs. Many homeowners end up opting […]

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