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Many houses that were built after 1970 feature carpeted staircases. Blocks and Spots specializes in how to retread a carpeted staircases to make them look new and modern.
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Many houses that were built after 1970 feature carpeted staircases. Blocks and Spots specializes in how to retread a carpeted staircases to make them look new and modern.
Continue reading “How to retread a carpeted staircase”There are many contractors on a jobsite and knowing who you need when you need them is important to staying on top of any construction project. This guide explains the different roles of contractors in building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and who you need to get the job done right.Continue reading “How to Find – The Right Contractor for the Job”
5 years ago, we bought a run-down 1,200 sq ft Farmhouse, that had a 3,600 sq ft New England Barn attached to it. Built in the 1880s, the property had only seen minimal upgrades over the years. With a focus on efficiency modernization, we planned on using the property as a test bed to see how we can employ new construction techniques to upgrade a 140 yr old property and make it energy efficient.
This part of the Farmhouse Renovation story is about building a 750 sq ft Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in the hay loft of the old barn.
Continue reading “ADU Barn Studio – Intro”Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are quickly becoming popular additions to existing homes. They can be a source of income and provide housing options for aging family members. Building an ADU requires a bit of planning and a lot of coordination.Continue reading “Building an Accessory Dwelling Unit”
This project moved the door from the kitchen into the dining room and turned the knee wall into a usable island with plenty of storage by adding a custom-built display cabinet under a northern white fir countertop.Continue reading “Farmhouse Island”