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"... with was very professional when we first met him. he came out and he had everything with him. he came out with a purpose and gave us a timeline so that was really good. he did an excellent work as far as his work and materials were concerned. he gave us an..."

"... with other contractors such and the cabinet and counter top people. we have pets and he was very accepting of them...."

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Use that nesting instinct to tackle remodeling wisely

Take time early in your pregnancy to ready the nursery in plenty of time for your baby's arrival. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Jennifer O. of North Ridgeville, Ohio)

The nesting instinct makes you feel ready to get every project in your house completed before your baby arrives. Here are four tips on making the most of nesting – safely – if you choose to tackle a remodel.

The case for a same-floor laundry room

With any laundry room, you'll need to ensure that it's designed to handle any washer leaks. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member David P. of Lake Oswego, Ore.)

Tired of carrying laundry up and down flights of stairs? It might be time to consider a laundry room on the same floor as your bedrooms. Here's what you can expect if you decide to make the switch.

4 tips to a solid contract for home remodeling

Before signing any contracts or agreeing to any work, make sure you ask your contractor the right questions. (Photo by Jennica Abrams)

When you need work on your home, some remodeling tasks are best handled by a skilled home contractor. The following tips help ensure that the renovation or remodeling of your property will go smoothly.

Home improvement: Does cost vs. value really matter?

Whether it's a large-scale remodel or just updating a kitchen, don't forget that home improvement projects are also usually life improvement projects (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Grant R. of Spokane, Wash.)

A highly rated Milwaukee-area remodeling and home improvement contractor offers his opinion on why home improvement decisions should include more thoughtful considerations than just cost versus value.

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"... electrical wiring. they also painted & put on molding. they were expensive but well worth it. they did a very professional job, were reliable, & kept things picked up...."

"... overall went above and beyond what i expected even explained their process and taught me a few things when i go to do some diy in my own house...."

"... i wanted the house front door the face the driveway coming up the hill. we drew up the open space with knee walls with columns and cherry tops to match the brazilian cherry floors. we redesigned the practically the whole 6,000 sq. ft house and we could..."