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Get three bids before hiring a contractor

Barbara Boca consults with National Air Duct Cleaning of St. Louis to find out how much it will cost to get her air ducts cleaned. Multiple bids can help you find an accurate price range for the job. (Photo by Jennica Abrams)

Angie Hicks, founder of Angie's List, explains why homeowners should always solicit at least three bids before hiring a contractor for home remodeling.

How to stay sane during a remodeling project

Instead of moving, many homeowners are staying put and remodeling instead. And they're getting great deals on the work.

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.

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Winsted Remodeling Contractors Reviews

"... work. theyre professionalism was second to none. they were very cooperative, and we were really impressed with them. ..."

"... organized. they seem to have a lot of integrity. everything worked like clockwork. they treated our home like it was their home with how careful they were. i would highly recommend them. ..."

"... had done and i was very happy with them. they were very willing to work with me. overall i think they did a very good job. ..."

"... and willing to work with us on designing what we wanted...."

"... were all very courteous, friendly, and professional!..."

"... our overall experience with this company. they were very responsive, completed the work in a timely fashion during the winter, provided a quality product and cleaned up afterwards..."

"... mine was a small job for them, but they handled it as if i was adding a room. i was very impressed...."