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Branchburg, NJ (PRWEB) August 08, 2013
With its new state-of-the-art, 15,000-square-foot showroom in Branchburg, NJ, Somerville Aluminum is taking home remodeling and design to a new level with the addition of the kitchen and bath design team duo of Mary Jane Iksic and Elizabeth Loree, enabling the company to better serve the remodeling and design needs of all customers. The team of professional designers can assist with any size and style of project from concept to completion.
Elizabeth Loree joins the design team with over 25 years as a licensed interior designer. Having run her own design studio for quite a number of years, the many talents of Elizabeth include kitchen and bath design, interior design and even the design of outside living areas. She also specializes in custom design, matching any style, budget and dcor a homeowner may have. Elizabeth is a professional member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and is certified by the National Council of Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ), requiring she complete over six years of specialized education and experience before passing a rigorous exam for certification.
I focus on the lifestyle of the customer when putting a design together, while ensuring convenience, function and the right selection of products, states Elizabeth Loree.
Also joining the family owned and operated central NJ remodeling company is Mary Jane Iksic. Mary Jane joins Somerville Aluminum with over 25 years as a kitchen and bath designer, most recently running her own design/remodeling company in Pittsburgh, PA. Having relocated to central NJ because her path in life brought her to Somerville Aluminum, the self-described perfectionist got bit by the saw-dust bug upon remodeling her first kitchen many years ago. The long-time National Kitchen and Bath Association (NKBA) member spent many years as a kitchen and bath designer, has remodeled homes and was the lead designer at her firm for close to 15 years. Somerville Aluminum customers will be wowed with Mary Janes very creative and keen visual ability to put together a design plan that is both functional and stylish.
I was so very impressed with the solid vision and dedication David Gropper and Gary Shiman have for their company and customers. I knew I had to come to work for them, states Mary Jane Iksic.
Go with the pro: Somerville Aluminum is the areas largest full-service home remodeling company and has built a reputation for reliability, expertise and trust with core family values lacing through three generations of service to Central Jersey homeowners.
To learn more about the Somerville Aluminum Home Remodeling and Design Team, please visit http://www.somervillealuminum.com or call 908-725-8401.
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Washington, D.C. (PRWEB) August 08, 2013
Remodeling and replacement project activity was stronger in the first half of 2013 than previously forecasted, based on the latest release of the Residential Remodeling Index (RRI) by Metrostudy, a Hanley Wood company. The seasonally adjusted second quarter national composite of the RRI registered a score of 89.1, which was a 1.6 percent improvement over the upwardly revised first quarter result of 87.6.
The increase quarter-to-quarter was the sixth solid consecutive increase after the industry experienced declines in 2011 and reached the bottom of declines since peaking in 2007. As housing fundamentals began turning the corner in 2012, remodeling and replacement began to increase but this year the gains are far more substantial due to improving underlying demand. Metrostudy is forecasting the market to continue to improve at a strong pace over the next several years.
The year started stronger than we previously estimated once we received a full set of remodeling permit data and could also factor in home sale activity, remarked Jonathan Smoke, Chief Economist of Hanley Wood. And with our first read of activity in the second quarter of this year, we are seeing improvements in the remodeling market that should lead to this year being the best year for growth since 2005.
Smoke added, The quarterly RRI index values and forecast as well as our annual project estimates reinforce where we are in the recovery, which is solidly in the second year of a multi-year expansion period. In addition to high levels of home sales, rising home prices, and strengthening consumer confidence, we are seeing the investor share of existing home sales decline, and thats a key part of the reason that remodeling activity is much higher this year than last year.
Metrostudy produces the RRI to provide the industry visibility into local market remodeling activity, forecasted future activity, and potential demand. According to the companys first quarter report, there are 364 out of 366 Metropolitan Statistical Areas with forecasted growth in project activity for 2013, with the average growth in activity in these recovering markets of 6%.
Metrostudy ranks the best markets for remodeling based on market health, level of activity, extent of recovery, and potential demand. The current top ten best markets for remodeling are Charlotte, Buffalo, San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Austin, Raleigh, Pittsburgh, Rochester (NY), and Oklahoma City. The largest remodeling markets based on forecasted projects in 2013 are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Washington, Philadelphia, Houston, Boston, San Francisco, and Atlanta.
About the Residential Remodeling Index The RRI is a quarterly measure of the level of remodeling activity in 366 metropolitan statistical areas (MSA) in the U.S., with the national composite reflecting the national level of activity. Activity includes home improvement and replacement projects, but does not include maintenance or projects of less than $500. The seasonally adjusted index shows the relative level of activity in the geography specified (MSA or national composite) compared to 2007 (the baseline year). A number above 100 indicates a level of remodeling activity higher than the level of activity at the beginning of 2007, which was the peak of remodeling activity in the prior decade.
The index is produced through a statistical model that leverages detailed data on remodeling activity, including household level remodeling permits, and consumer-reported remodeling and replacement projects. Quarterly historical results for the national composite and for each of the 366 Metropolitan Statistical Areas in the U.S. are available back to 2004. In addition, Metrostudy also produces annual estimates of project counts and expenditures as well as forecasts of the quarterly RRI and annual projects and expenditures.
About Metrostudy Metrostudy, a Hanley Wood company, is the largest provider of comprehensive research and insight for the real estate industry. Builders, developers, banks, manufacturers, retailers and many other industries all rely on Metrostudy's data and analytics to support strategic business decisions at the local, regional and national market level. http://www.Metrostudy.com
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Metrostudy Releases Q2 2013 Residential Remodeling Index (RRI) -- Remodeling and Replacement Activity Up Significantly
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Economist Russell Price decided to get a head start on work hed been putting off for more than 10 years at his own house as he began to see an improvement in home-renovation data.
I thought things would be picking up, so I started the process of remodeling what I thought was early, said Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Inc. (AMP) in Detroit.
In a telling sign hes not the only homeowner considering such projects, he said many of the contractors he contacted in April already were too busy to squeeze in additional work this year. Thats because more Americans are renovating their homes, and many are choosing to hire outside help instead of doing the projects themselves.
This is shaping up to be a strong year for home-improvement spending, according to Mike Englund, chief economist at Action Economics LLC in Boulder, Colorado. Seasonally-adjusted annualized expenditures totaled about $136 billion in June and have bounced back from a recent trough of almost $105 billion in November 2012, Englund said, citing his own calculations using Census Bureau data.
Forty-three percent of U.S. homeowners surveyed last month by the website RemodelOrMove.com said they will renovate their residences this year, up from 41 percent in February and a five-year average of 33 percent. Among respondents, 74 percent plan to hire a general contractor for some or all of the work, compared with 73 percent in the previous survey.
The results show that activity is broadening, but its still more heavily skewed to people who were less impacted by the recession, said Dan Fritschen, the founder of the site, who has been tracking industry data since 2005. Thats in part because consumers who hire contractors tend to be wealthier than their do-it-yourself peers, so as their home values improved, they were able to pull the trigger more quickly on remodeling projects.
The median price of an existing house rose 13.5 percent to $214,200 in June from a year earlier, the biggest year-over-year increase since 2005 and seventh consecutive month that property values advanced more than 10 percent, according to data from the National Association of Realtors.
A continued improvement in home prices will add valuable equity to homeowners for future remodeling projects, James Metcalf, chief executive officer of USG Corp. (USG), said on a July 25 conference call. The Chicago-based manufacturer and distributor of building materials is forecasting low single-digit growth in its repair and remodeling business for the rest of the year as the residential recovery is intact, he said.
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Remodeling a swimming pool that was filled in 20 years ago and we un-dug it.
We had a pool in our yard filled in 20 years ago and we bought a backhoe and un-dug the pool. We are one week from swimming in this video .
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Minneapolis (PRWEB) August 07, 2013
Bloomington, MN Based Lakewoods Remodeling is moving into different areas and now does roofing in Minneapolis.
Lakewoods Remodeling does anything from window repair, siding installation, and roofing in Minneapolis and the surrounding areas. The primary focus of Lakewoods Remodeling Inc is to provide professional quality remodeling services, such as roofing in Minneapolis and the St. Paul area. Although based in Bloomington, MN Lakewoods Remodeling is expanding their service area to include Minneapolis, St. Paul and surrounding areas.
Angies List customers love Lakewoods remodeling for roofing service in Minneapolis.
Lakewoods Remodeling has won the Angie's List Super Service Award for Roofing in Minneapolis, MN. They have a clean track record with their customers. There are many testimonials speaking of the quality roofingwork Lakewoods Remodeling does.
For example: Great job from start to finish. Detail oriented and good follow-through. Easy to communicate with and promptly returned messages. Would use again and recommend to friends/neighbors. Also did work for several of the neighbors-all were happy with the work. - Angies List User
Contact Lakewoods Remodeling Inc. Call (952) 888-5550 to speak to a customer service representative.
Lakewoods Remodeling Inc. is located at 9001 E. Bloomington Freeway Suite 144, Bloomington, MN 55420.
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