by Christopher Hewett, PMP | Jul 15, 2018 | Kitchen Remodel & Design
First of all, if you are planning a kitchen remodel, then you have probably had to consider many kitchen backsplash ideas. Unfortunately, most kitchen backsplash designs have one thing in common, that you definitely want to stay away from, if you really want that vintage, clean, uncluttered look! Keep reading and find out how to hide those kitchen backsplash plugs and switches! (more…)
by Christopher Hewett, PMP | Apr 30, 2018 | Kitchen Remodel & Design
The finish line is close as we arrive to the last phase of execution for the our Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel. Kitchen Remodel, Execution Phase II finished up installing the kitchen cabinets, restoring the original trim, and the original maple floors are ready for stain. Its time to wrap up all the major details, from farmhouse sink installation, to a “pressed tin” ceiling look that we will accomplish in a very unique way. You definitely don’t want to miss this portion of the remodel! Come take a look!
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by Christopher Hewett, PMP | Apr 23, 2018 | Kitchen Remodel & Design
Another week of “sweat equity”, and a little more progress made on this this old farmhouse kitchen! So, Farmhouse Kitchen Execution Phase I left us at the rough inspection (for electrical, plumbing, carpentry, etc). Everything passed inspection, so now we continue on to Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel, Execution Phase II. This is where we start to see the new kitchen design take some shape, as we will be stripping the old floor, installing the cabinets, and more. Phase II will consist of:
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by Christopher Hewett, PMP | Apr 15, 2018 | Kitchen Remodel & Design
Congratulations, we finally made it to Kitchen Remodel: Part 3 – Execution, so now it’s time to get our hands dirty! (more…)
by Christopher Hewett, PMP | Mar 18, 2018 | Project Management
Let’s face it, if you own a home, especially an old one, you are no stranger to home projects, remodeling, and restoration…both large and small.
Back in my previous technical blog we touched on drafting a whole house rehab plan (after initial home inspection), and the proper order to start remodeling (outside to inside, etc), but how do you break that large set of projects down into small, manageable chunks that you can slowly start chipping away at?
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