Do you plan on having work done on your home this spring? It's only January, but believe it or not, now is the time to start thinking about it. You should alway get more that one bid by a licensed and insured contractor. It can take several weeks to get a completed bid depending on the scope of the project. A bid on a small project will not take as long, however if you are moving plumbing, knocking out walls, etc... it could take a while to get a complete bid together. If you need drawings by an architect or engineer expect to add time too. The more sub-contractors involved the longer it will take.
Once you select a contractor and sign a contract you may have to wait for permits which can take several weeks to a month depending on the village. Then you also need to wait for supplies (cabinets, plumbing fixtures, tiles) to be ordered and delivered. Not to mention that the contractor may have other jobs to finish before being able to devote their time to you.
Depending on how motivated you are, it could take several months before you are ready to begin your home improvement project so start now!
Cyndi - www.redcarpetconstruction.com
847-533-5369
Red Carpet Construction specializes in kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, basement renovations and general contracting in Arlington Heights, Buffalo Grove, Glenview, Deerfield, the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago and on Chicago's North Shore. We also offer painting, handyman and other residential construction/home improvement services. Contact us for your free estimate - 847-533-5369 - info@redcarpetconstruction.com www.redcarpetconstruction.com
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
The Backsplash Difference
It seems that lately we've installed lots of kitchen backsplashes. They add so much to any kitchen and really bring on the bling. I like to call it the jewelry of the house. There are so many different backsplash options for every budget; including stone, glass, stainless and ceramic tiles. I have posted some of our recent favorites. Go to our website to view more great pictures.
Cyndi - www.redcarpetconstruction.com
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