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Best home renovation projects for winter

by Precision Siding and Construction | Oct 28, 2020 | Construction

Winter is considered off-season for most contractors, so it’s a great time to consider home renovation projects for pricing and scheduling. Whether your project is a major renovation or a minor update, the slower season can mean getting your job done more quickly....

Should my home remodel focus on me or my buyer?

by Precision Siding and Construction | Aug 25, 2020 | Construction

It’s a question many homeowners struggle to answer, in part because renovations are frequently put off until we look at our home through a potential buyer’s eyes and realize it needs some work. Sprucing up is always a good idea before putting your house on the market....

Design a kitchen fit for 2026

by Precision Siding and Construction | Dec 5, 2019 | Construction

Kitchen trends continue to reflect lifestyles that seek the upbeat social activities and conveniences demanded by today’s families. As the center of the home, must-haves in the kitchen of 2020 include an eye toward bright and natural colors, a large island and...

Remodeling is easier when you are prepared

by Precision Siding and Construction | Jun 4, 2019 | Construction

You’ve done detailed research, drawn up plans with your contractor, set your budget and established a timeline. But as the start date for your remodel looms, you are still probably nervous. Any remodel, minor or extensive, is going to be disruptive for you and your...

New Year, New Bathroom

by Precision Siding and Construction | Jan 16, 2019 | Construction

Design trends for your bathroom It’s not about size, but convenience this year when it comes to your bathroom. Your place to relax or prepare for the day doesn’t have to be big, homeowners are discovering. At Precision, we have a variety of ideas that make use of the...

Keep the heat in your home this winter

by Precision Siding and Construction | Nov 28, 2018 | Construction

Since about 40% of your home’s energy loss goes out the doors and windows, it makes sense to focus some attention on them as the temperature drops. How are yours performing? Are you still working with old aluminum frame windows? Is your door worn and poorly insulated?...