by Jazmin Cuevas | May 30, 2018 | Triple Decker, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Developer, Homeowner, Kitchen Design
When it comes to kitchen countertops, stone — especially granite and quartz — has been trending for several years now. Stone is popular because it offers durability, a wide variety of colors and patterns and a shine that just can’t be matched with other materials. But...
by Michael Flood | May 23, 2018 | Boston Condo, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Homeowner, Remodeler
The Boston construction boom just won’t quit. In 2017, housing permits jumped up by 12 percent over 2016 — that’s a total of almost 13,000 permits. There are no signs that building will slow its pace any time soon, either. Mayor Walsh...
by Jamie Schafer | May 16, 2018 | Triple Decker, Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Contractor, Homeowner, Remodeler
As the weather warms up and you open your windows for the first time this season, it could be the first time in a long time you’ve taken a good look at the windows in your home. So how so are they doing? It’s relatively easy to wipe away any winter...
by Jazmin Cuevas | May 3, 2018 | Triple Decker, Boston Condo, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Homeowner, Kitchen Design, Remodeler
What’s the best way to choose cabinetry for your outdoor kitchen? Above all else, outdoor kitchen storage needs to be weatherproof — and not just against wind and rain, but also snow and everything else that harsh Massachusetts winters can throw at outdoor fixtures....
by Jamie Schafer | Apr 25, 2018 | Boston Condo, Builder, Building Trends, Contractor, Homeowner
As the weather starts to warm up and the nor’easters call it quits, it’s time to think about spring and summer projects. If you have your eye on enjoying the great outdoors this season, nothing is better than a well-designed deck to add...
by Jazmin Cuevas | Apr 18, 2018 | Builder, Building in Boston, Building Trends, Developer, Homeowner, Remodeler
The Boston area is full of historic homes, so it’s no wonder that exterior door design around here tends toward raised panels and traditional wood finishes. But not everyone lives in a house built before 1900, and if you own a more modern home — by New...
