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    People Stand In Line To Get Into The Shower At Builders Show - January 23, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Posted: Jan. 22, 2013 | 5:31 p.m.

    The line was a dozen deep to get into the shower at Kohler's exhibit booth Tuesday at the NAHB International Builders' Show in Las Vegas.

    Nobody was smelling particularly stale. It was only the first day of the world's largest home-building trade show that runs through Thursday at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

    They wanted to experience the Moxie showerhead and wireless speaker that plays up to seven hours of music, news and programs through Bluetooth technology. And they had a chance to win the $199 product that just came out in December in a scratch-off game.

    The speaker magnetically snaps in and out of the showerhead, which has 60 angled nozzles and a silicone sprayface that makes it easy to wipe away mineral buildup.

    "I take my shower and I take it out with me to go get my coffee," said Leslie Bronson, product specialist for Kohler. "It's great for remodels. You can do it yourself. You don't need a plumber."

    It's exactly the kind of thing Lisa and Chip Iuliano of ABT Custom Homes in Suffolk, Va., were looking for at the show. They usually go to IBS in Orlando, Fla., but hadn't been in three years.

    "We're just going to educational seminars and looking at new products," Chip Iuliano said. "Vegas has a little more to offer than Orlando."

    From tools to toilets, the IBS exhibit floor is filled with the latest innovations in home-building materials and products that make homes comfortable, energy efficient and cutting-edge in design.

    Sam Dotson of Custom Service Hardware in Cedarburg, Wis., was showing a $1,480 kitchen cabinetry remodel with solid oak doors and drawer fronts, soft-close undermount drawer slides and dovetailed wood drawer boxes.

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    Beaverton, OR | Beaverton Plumbing | Plumbing | Re-Piping – Video - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Beaverton, OR | Beaverton Plumbing | Plumbing | Re-Piping
    Got a leak? At Beaverton Plumbing in Beaverton, Oregon, they can fix it right the first time. Locally-owned, they supply a full line of residential and commercial services in Oregon and Washington. No job is too large or too small. New construction, full bathroom remodels, and kitchen remodels are welcome. Visit us http://www.yellowpages.com

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    Home Design - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Double-duty sprayers

    Wagner has introduced two paint sprayers designed for use indoors as well as outside.

    The PaintReady Sprayer and PaintReady System both have a patented nozzle that requires no thinning of paint. They're quiet and lightweight and can be used with interior or exterior latex paint, stains and sealers.

    The PaintReady Sprayer is a hand-held unit designed for midsize projects with larger surface areas, such as interior walls. The PaintReady System has a stationary base that connects to either of two hand-held sprayers, one with the same capabilities as the PaintReady Sprayer and the other for fine finishes.

    Both are available at some Home Depot stores and at http://www.homedepot.com. The PaintReady sprayer costs $99.99; the PaintReady System costs $148.97. Shipping is free.

    'New Kitchen Ideas'

    Some kitchens are beautiful. Some kitchens are functional. The best kitchens are both.

    Those are the kitchens Jamie Gold highlights in New Kitchen Ideas That Work.

    Gold, a kitchen and bath designer and an aging-in-place specialist, shares ideas for creating the best kitchen for the money. Her suggestions cover everything from simple spruce-ups to full-scale remodels.

    Gold helps readers determine the strengths and weaknesses of their kitchens, make style and design choices, develop a budget and hire help. She offers suggestions for layouts and features, and schools her readers on cabinets, lighting and appliances.

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    WHOLESALE Old Hickory Renovation 85% Done Awesome Street Awesome Lot – Video - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    WHOLESALE Old Hickory Renovation 85% Done Awesome Street Awesome Lot
    Call 615-469-1500, visit 615housegrab.com , or email 615housegrab@gmail.com for more information. This 3Bedroom 1Bath home has been owned for a few years by someone that has worked on the renovation on a very part time basis but just wants "out" now. All of the heavy-lifting here has been done including HVAC, electric, plumbing, most windows, bath and kitchen remodels, and much more. Upstairs bedroom is large enough to add a second bath.

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    La Jolla Custom Home Builder Announces Launch of New Website - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    David Brandsen Construction Debuts New Website Featuring High End Custom Home Remodeling Along With a Commendable Business Philosophy

    San Diego, CA (PRWEB) January 20, 2013

    David Brandsen Construction will be sharing their business philosophy on a new website http://www.customhomesd.com/. Supervision, assembling an amazing team, consistent communication that includes accountability and transparency are principles that guide the business.

    David is on the job site every day guaranteeing work is done properly and safely, and is available to answer any questions subcontractors or clients may have for him. Our subcontractors are seasoned craftsman who are kind, courteous and perfectionist, just like us, said David. The subcontractors are free to answer client questions because David Brandsen Construction does not covertly mark up prices. Clients are provided with every receipt, invoice, statement and weekly itemizations of employee hours.

    High end remodeling can be distinguished by the difference in appliances, products and materials. The latest technologies can be incorporated providing homeowners with convenience, improved functionality and efficiency. Kitchen remodels offer a passionate cook designated work zones, dual sinks, and an additional kitchen island. While those who enjoy entertaining, can benefit from options like warming drawers and wine storage. Every homeowner wants to come home to a luxurious sanctuary with a soaking tub, double vanities, walk in showers, and custom tile work. While kitchen and bathroom remodels are popular, David Brandsen Construction can install the latest automated technologies and eco-friendly features to improve the function of any home while customizing it to each homeowners individual needs.

    Homeowners are looking to make the most efficient use of their space, while maintaining comfort. David Brandsen Construction can design an addition to provide more livable space by creating open floor plans, a master bedroom suite, new bathroom, mud room or looking to the future by offering long term care solutions like a mother-in-law suite or private entrance. It is vital that an addition is cohesive with the rest of the home. No addition should look like an afterthought, but blend seamlessly with the original structure.

    Looking for more space to entertain or escape to some peace and quiet, look no further than the backyard. A patio extends livable space to the outdoors. Amenities do not have to be sacrificed because homeowners move outside. Outdoor fireplaces, grilling stations and outdoor kitchens provide additional opportunities for entertaining while dining alfresco. Stamped concrete and natural stone hardscape will keep the aesthetic looking modern and natural. Water features can be added for soothing sounds and beautiful visual appeal. Landscape lighting can range from natural, modern to the dramatic.

    For more information about this company please call (619) 417-2228, or visit their website http://www.customhomesd.com/.

    About David Brandsen Construction

    David Brandsen Construction has over 20 years of custom home building experience. They are general contractors specializing in building large custom homes as well as customizing high end tract homes. With a goal to utilize sustainable building materials, they are skilled at remodeling, building room additions and designing extravagant patios while working with the latest technologies including whole house automation. David Brandsen Construction has a keen eye for detail, holds a high standard for quality and believes in consistent communication with their clients while on the job site. Their staff is skilled, dependable and knowledgeable. They serve San Diego, Chula Vista, Oceanside, La Jolla, Rancho Santa Fe, Point Loma and all of San Diego County.

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    Interior Design Experts bright designlab Help You Heat up Your Kitchen for the New Year - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Portland-based modern designers present five essentials of any kitchen, along with interactive case studies to help you cook up inspiration for your home.

    Portland, Oregon (PRWEB) January 18, 2013

    Based in the Portland, Oregon's Pearl District, bright designlab shares studio space with builders Hammer & Hand, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, theyll welcome all homeowners from houses to condos to lofts into their space to explore the five essentials of any kitchen. Case studies will offer in-depth looks into the elements that make kitchens work, and how function and fashion can coexist in harmony. There also will be refreshments to help get your creative juices flowing.

    The showcase, called The Kitchen. Use It., will offer an interactive look into plans, 3-D models, materials, styles, trends and storage options for kitchens today. Designers and bright designlab owners Leela Brightenburg and Alissa Pulcrano, who have more than 20 years of design experience, will be on hand to walk homeowners through the case studies, answer questions and brainstorm solutions to what ails outdated kitchens in need of an overhaul.

    For more information, email hello(at)brightdesignlab.com, see http://brightdesignlab.com or call 503-575-4868.

    bright designlab is an integrated interior design studio based in Portland, Oregon. bright designlab interior designers focus on superb and unusual design, sustainable practices and the possibilities that lie between, giving each project its own language. Specializing in kitchen design, residential remodels, retail space and small restaurants.

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    Options are endless for kitchen remodels small and large - January 21, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Tackling your kitchen for a complete remodel or even just to spruce it up a bit can make a world of a difference when it comes to presentation and even functionality. Many local designers shared some insight on the process and ways to get the job done even for homeowners on a tight budget.

    Bridget Owens of Owens Cabinet, 1928 Stark Road, said there are many benefits of hiring a professional to get everything completed in a timely matter.

    Design professionals have comprehensive knowledge in kitchen and bath design and planning guidelines for your health, safety, and welfare, as well as construction, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical systems, Owens said. We are able to foresee any roadblocks and prevent any surprises in the remodeling process.

    Owens said a good designer will remain current on local building codes, safety and environmental regulations, and be knowledgeable on new products and equipment.

    The design professional you choose should be someone you can trust, and be able to assess your needs and wants to create a design that meets and exceeds these requirements, Owens said.

    Denise Thomas, a designer with LeBeau Cabinets, 608 S. Saginaw Road, said there are many ways to freshen up your kitchen without making a big investment, such as updating cabinet hardware, adding crown molding, new countertops, and even changing up the lighting fixtures.

    Owens said a new countertop and full height backsplash will make a huge impact on the overall look of the kitchen and can typically be completed with a modest budget.

    Also, replacing the cabinet pulls or knobs, which are the jewelry of the kitchen will also help to update the look, she said. Some would like to paint over existing cabinets, but the finish would not be as strong as one applied in a factory. It gives you a different look, but not as durable.

    Thomas added there are many trends in kitchen remodeling.

    Right now we are seeing a lot of dark cabinets with the lighter countertops, she said. Also, the grey tones are really big right now.

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    Miami, FL | Discount Kitchen Floor - January 17, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Miami, FL | Discount Kitchen Floor Bath | Home Improvement
    Don #39;t trust a weekend handyman to work in your home. At Discount Kitchen Floor Bath in Miami, Florida, they have the professionals to get the job done right the first time. No job is too large or too small. They do kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, flooring, and everything in between. Visit us http://www.yellowpages.com

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    Bathroom Remodel Odessa Florida – Video - January 17, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder


    Bathroom Remodel Odessa Florida
    Bathroom and Kitchen remodels in Tampa Bay, Palm Harbor, Lutz, Clearwater and the surrounding areas are perfect and beautiful when they are built by Professional Window Installation, Inc. at 813-358-6768. Check us out on AngiesList.

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    Fash Food Home: Making space for a mudroom - January 13, 2013 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Versatile rolling storage units from West Elm offer cubby-type shelving for baskets or bins, $299 to $599 at Westelm.com.

    For those of us tired of tripping over muddy boots, dog leashes and jackets cast aside at the back door, a mudroom can provide a convenient area for corralling all the accessories of a busy family.

    In fact, whether it's new construction or remodeling an existing structure, many families are making room for this handy catch-all space.

    "Most of our room additions are the family room, kitchen and the mudroom. It's a key ingredient in that whole triangle," said Rob Hundley, a partner at Back Construction, a Lexington company that specializes in home remodeling. "It gets integrated into quite a few of our additions and remodels."

    Think of your lifestyle, said Hundley, and your daily needs. Maybe a utility sink for rinsing off muddy boots or a floor drain for cleaning muddy dog paws. He said some frequently requested design elements include "built-in cubbies for the kids and even chargers for iPhones and iPads. Having a seat to sit down and put your shoes on."

    There are plenty of do-it-yourself options out there. Depending on your budget and needs, this area can be as simple as a Shaker-style pegboard for hanging coats and hats or built-in cabinets for storing items.

    Wire baskets can hold sweaty or rain-soaked hats, and coats and bins can be labeled with names for easy access on the way out the door. Containers can be anything from galvanized pails to woven baskets.

    Home improvement stores including Lowe's and Home Depot offer versatile shelving that is freestanding or attaches to a wall. Options include drawers, cabinets and hooks.

    Lowe's, which offers tips on its website, Lowes.com, and in stores suggests carving out a spot in the garage for your mudroom or combining it with a laundry room. Add a non-slip bristle rug for wiping off shoes, and install shelves or hooks to keep items off the floor.

    But before the first sliding metal bin has been hung or the boot trays and benches arranged, Hundley suggests a little planning. List your needs and keep in mind a budget when visualizing your finished room.

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