9 Tips for Surviving a Summer Home Renovation

Posted on July 26, 2017 By BA Staff

The warm weather and increased daylight are some of the factors that make summer an ideal time to live through a home renovation project. Unfortunately, once the reality of the project hits you, you may feel overwhelmed during the planning process. But make no mistake, hurrying through the planning process will make for a gloomy … Continue reading “9 Tips for Surviving a Summer Home Renovation”

What’s New in Garage Door Materials, Designs and Trends?

Posted on March 19, 2012 By BA Staff

Whether you’re remodeling your San Francisco kitchen or Bay Area bathroom– or your teenager accidentally backed out of the garage without opening the door and dented your Beamer something fierce – you’d like a summary of the latest, greatest news in garage door materials, designs, trends, and resale value.

3 Sound Reasons to Remodel Your Kitchen NOW

Posted on January 23, 2012 By BA Staff

You feel a primordial urge to remodel the kitchen in your Bay Area home, condo, or apartment. Perhaps you’re just sick of the sticky cabinet drawers, dreary Feng Shui, poor layout, and ancient appliances. Perhaps you’re considering a larger remodeling job, and you realize that “doing the kitchen” transforms your home into a far more valuable asset. Perhaps you’re just facing pressure from your spouse to “make the place look nice” so that it’s less of an embarrassment when guests or in-laws visit.

Crucial Tips for Keeping Your Home Safe and Up To Grade

Posted on March 28, 2011 By BA Staff

Homeowners and property owners often only pay attention to the structural components of a building if and when they fail. Unfortunately, many — if not most — problems with structural components like doors, windows, and walls can be fixed at a fraction of the cost of replacement, if you notice them early enough. This essay will briefly explore the science of “wall maintenance” and help you nip potential structural damage in the bud.

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