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George and Son Co (313) 758-9327
George and Son Co Highland Park, MI 48203 (313) 758-9327 Offering kitchen, bathroom and basement remodeling services in Highland Park MI and all surrounding ...

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Basement Remodeling: Why Choose Brothers Services Company?
Satisfied customers talk about why they chose Brothers Services company for their basement remodeling project.

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Nina A. Deerfield Basement Remodeling
Nina needed some work done in her basement after a sewer backup had caused some water to seep onto her floors. We started by ditching the damaged tile, being...

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In addition to making your life better every day, home remodeling projects will ideally impact your homes value for the better. However, your homes value is at the mercy of the market and, in fact, some home improvements will positively impact your appraisal more than others.

Appraisers look at the basic structure and floor plan of your house, as well as the homes condition. They then compare your house to similar houses in your area that have sold most recently. Comparable houses (also known as comps) in your surrounding area will impact the appraisal of your house. When making these comparisons, appraisers make adjustments in value based on the age, size and condition of the houses, which makes the process somewhat subjective.

Appraisers are more interested in size, function and condition than in style. For instance, a faucet that costs $1,000 is no more functional than one that costs $100. While the more expensive faucet should look better and last longer, no credit is given since there is no comparison showing these advantages.

If you want to focus on home improvements that will increase your homes value, here are few worthwhile investments.

Adding bedrooms and bathrooms

In a home appraisal, a comp is determined by the bedroom and bathroom ratio and square footage. For example: a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house will be compared to other three-bedroom, two-bathroom houses. If the house is a five-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom house, it moves into a different bracket with different comps instantly with higher home values. If you want to increase the appraised value of your home, adding bedrooms and bathrooms is a sure way to do it.

A finished basement

Finishing the basement is another sure way to add livable square footage and drastically change your homes value. If you have a full basement, finishing the lower level could potentially double the square footage of your house. Plus, most basement remodels add bedrooms and maybe a bathroom.

Home repairs

The condition of your house figures strongly into the appraisal value. If you want home improvements that increase your homes property values, invest in the condition of your homes major systems and components. Therefore, a new roof, windows or new exterior siding will be positive factors in the equation of an appraisal. According to Mitra Kalita in a Wall Street Journal article titled, Ten Tips for High Value Home Appraisals, appraisers tend to think in terms of $500 increments when calculating values. Therefore, if there is an obvious repair more than $500 that has been neglected, this will count against the value of the house.

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Bloomington Home Improvement Fair: Basement Remodeling on a Budget - Castle Building Remodeling
Are you looking to refresh your home with a budget makeover, but aren #39;t sure where to start? Look no further. Get remodeling tips and ideas that won #39;t break ...

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Michael J. Kukish Recognized by Strathmore's Who's Who Worldwide Publication

About Michael J. Kukish Mr. Kukish has over 26 years experience in the construction field. He is the Owner of MJK Construction which is a construction agency in New Jersey providing construction services and renovations. He is a general contractor responsible for additions, renovations, kitchens, baths and basement remodeling as well as building high-end homes. Mr. Kukish is affiliated with the B.B.B. He was born on November 15, 1954 in Dunellen, New Jersey. He majored in Construction Management at Union County Vocal and Technical School. In his spare time Mr. Kukish enjoys surf fishing.

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LAS VEGAS -- Nightclub operator Victor Drai considered the roof of the former Barbary Coast and Bills Gamblin Hall & Saloon untapped potential.

Drai, 66, a Los Angeles-based nightlife mogul, operated Drais After Hours in the basement of the small Strip casino. On New Years Eve he would venture to the roof of the 11-story property to watch the annual fireworks show.

It was the best view from here looking up and down the Strip, Drai said of the property at the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road.

I knew this for years. I always had a vision in my head, Drai said.

Now, that vision is taking shape.

A Memorial Day weekend opening is planned for Drais Beachclub and Nightclub a 65,000-square-foot rooftop nightclub, day club and pool deck designed by Drai that sits atop The Cromwell, after a $185 million remodeling of the building.

Drai spent Friday afternoon touring the site, which overlooks the Strip. The spacious nightclub adds three floors to the hotel-casino and opens up onto the pool area, which also has a dance stage set aside for a DJ.

At first, Drai was only able to present renderings of the project. He initially brought a ladder to roof and had Caesars Entertainment Corp. executives and property officials to see what the view would be from a platform.

Now, with the pool area and adjoining spas taking shape, along with 24 private cabanas and an upper-level for European-style sun bathing deck, Drai said the space is even more spectacular that he originally visioned.

I think its the most beautiful space and I hope it will be the best location we have ever built, Drai said.

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Making a disused hotel roof a striking Las Vegas pool club 26 March 2014

By Howard Stutz

LAS VEGAS -- Nightclub operator Victor Drai considered the roof of the former Barbary Coast and Bills Gamblin Hall & Saloon untapped potential.

Drai, 66, a Los Angeles-based nightlife mogul, operated Drais After Hours in the basement of the small Strip casino. On New Years Eve he would venture to the roof of the 11-story property to watch the annual fireworks show.

It was the best view from here looking up and down the Strip, Drai said of the property at the northeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road.

I knew this for years. I always had a vision in my head, Drai said.

Now, that vision is taking shape.

A Memorial Day weekend opening is planned for Drais Beachclub and Nightclub a 65,000-square-foot rooftop nightclub, day club and pool deck designed by Drai that sits atop The Cromwell, after a $185 million remodeling of the building.

Drai spent Friday afternoon touring the site, which overlooks the Strip. The spacious nightclub adds three floors to the hotel-casino and opens up onto the pool area, which also has a dance stage set aside for a DJ.

At first, Drai was only able to present renderings of the project. He initially brought a ladder to roof and had Caesars Entertainment Corp. executives and property officials to see what the view would be from a platform.

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