The difference between a home that was designed well and one that was designed poorly is clear to the people who live in them. The secret to designing a good home is realizing that doing so is both an art and a science. Designing a masterpiece requires vision, but it’s very easy to run into problems by forgetting the basic principles of good home design. People who do follow those rules can combine them with their own creative vision to create something wonderful. Read more
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Fads and trends of interior design seem to change on a seasonal basis, leaving previous inspiration in the dust. From traditional florals and accent walls all the way to stainless steel appliances and raw materials, home design innovations have come and gone over the years while always leaving a lasting impression. 2019 saw open shelving, blond wood furniture, stainless steel appliances, and the introduction of more smart home products. Moving into 2020, remnants of these trends will hang around, but new styles will begin to quickly take over. Read more
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Homeowner’s insurance will typically pay to repair or replace a roof that has been damaged by hail or wind. Most homeowner’s policies, though, include a deductible amount that the homeowner must pay. In the past, it had become a common practice in Texas for roofing companies to waive the deductible so that homeowners would get a free roof. However, that practice is about to come to an end. Read more
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Principles of Good Home Design
/0 Comments/in News, Residential Construction /by contractorgorillaThe difference between a home that was designed well and one that was designed poorly is clear to the people who live in them. The secret to designing a good home is realizing that doing so is both an art and a science. Designing a masterpiece requires vision, but it’s very easy to run into problems by forgetting the basic principles of good home design. People who do follow those rules can combine them with their own creative vision to create something wonderful.
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Interior Design Trends to Watch for in 2020
/0 Comments/in News, Residential Construction /by contractorgorillaFads and trends of interior design seem to change on a seasonal basis, leaving previous inspiration in the dust. From traditional florals and accent walls all the way to stainless steel appliances and raw materials, home design innovations have come and gone over the years while always leaving a lasting impression. 2019 saw open shelving, blond wood furniture, stainless steel appliances, and the introduction of more smart home products. Moving into 2020, remnants of these trends will hang around, but new styles will begin to quickly take over.
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New Law Requires Homeowners to Pay Insurance Deductibles
/0 Comments/in News /by contractorgorillaHomeowner’s insurance will typically pay to repair or replace a roof that has been damaged by hail or wind. Most homeowner’s policies, though, include a deductible amount that the homeowner must pay. In the past, it had become a common practice in Texas for roofing companies to waive the deductible so that homeowners would get a free roof. However, that practice is about to come to an end.
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