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Remodeling For The Holiday's

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With the Holiday’s right around the corner, many homeowners are preparing to host parties or family occasions. Having guests over is difficult enough, don’t let the layout of your home add to your stress! Even though a remodel will bring you joy year round, the holidays is a perfect excuse to show off your new kitchen! Some updates that could improve your house for the holidays are:

A Kitchen Remodel

Fall Home Improvement Projects

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Now that summer's over, it’s time to start thinking about fall projects. Whether it’s a window replacement or some new siding, fall home improvement projects are a great way to get ready for the holidays! Many people remodel for aesthetic purposes, but don’t forget to improve your home’s efficiency while you’re at it. Some fall project ideas are:

Fix the Deck

How Much Does The Average Kitchen Remodel Cost?

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Many homeowners looking for a kitchen remodel go into thinking that $5,000 is going to get them their dream kitchen, this just isn’t the case. While $5,000 might give your space a decent “face lift”, it won’t be anything near that remodel you’ve been planning for. At McHenry Remodeling we give quotes that include professional work and quality materials that you can’t get with typical DIY methods. Here are the ranges for the average kitchen remodels and what they will usually get you:

4 Ways To Increase Your Home's Value

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Almost every home owner considers remodeling their house at one point or another. Although the reason’s may vary, increasing their home’s value is usually a perk that comes with renovating. At McHenry Remodeling we can guide you through the remodeling process and help you decide which projects would increase your home’s value, some of these projects would include:

Kitchen Remodeling Myths

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A Kitchen Remodel Doesn’t Add Value to My Home-

This could not be further from the truth. Remodeling the kitchen, in fact, adds more value than doing work on any other room. The more worn or out of style your current kitchen is the more value should be gained from remodeling it. The better and more extensive the changes you make the more you should be able to add to your asking price when the day comes to sell.

Remodeling a Kitchen Is Just Too Expensive-

Summer Home Improvement Projects

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Now that summer is just around the corner, it may be time to upgrade certain parts of your home. Some of the most popular summer home improvement projects are:

1. Window Replacement

Old windows are a main cause of heat loss during the winter months. They result in higher heating costs and lower levels of indoor comfort. If frigid air is seeping through during the colder months, it’s probably time to call McHenry Remodeling for a window replacement. From the initial assessment of a homeowner’s needs to measuring, ordering, and installation, we handle it all.

Perks To A Walk-In Shower

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Its time to remodel your master bathroom and you’ve been trying to decide whether you should replace your old bath and shower with a modern walk-in shower. In addition to their minimalist design and easy accessibility, there are other benefits, like:

More Space-

There’s an abundance of space in a walk-in shower, which also makes it more easily accessible. This type of shower would be an ideal choice for families with small children or elderly with wheelchairs.

Design Options-

Beautiful Bathroom Renovation

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This spacious bathroom remodel is comfortable and functional. The toilet and walk in shower are in their own spaces and are separated from the Custom Espresso Rustic Finish Alder Vanity and Victoria & Albert Toulhouse Freestanding Tub. We installed Perla Venata Quartzite Countertops with a 6” backsplash for the vanity. In the bedroom we installed an Andersen Gliding Door that opens to the new deck. The new custom walk-in closet was finished with Delta Frost Glass.

TimberTech Decking

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TimberTech is a composite decking material made of wood and plastic polymers that have many of the benefits of wood with few of wood’s disadvantages. It is thick enough to withstand wear and impact but is not vulnerable to splitting, warping, excess shrinkage, loose or missing knots, decay or insect damage. TimberTech capped composites are blended with high quality raw material and UV-inhibiting pigments to minimize fade and produce products consistent in color.

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