Some Ideas to Consider …

  • Never Be Afraid to Ask Questions When Remodeling Your Home

    A remodeling project can be a complicated process. There are many decisions to be made and a schedule of work to follow. As you begin the home remodeling process, make sure to ask your builder any questions you may have. Many of our clients ask:

    • How long? How much? Staying in close communication with your construction team can help ensure you stay on schedule and on budget.
    • What’s next? Each remodeling project has a list of tasks that need to be completed in a certain order. Ask your construction team what’s next on the list to stay up to date on the progress.
    • Why there? Many construction elements, such as plumbing, wiring, and HVAC installation, is builder designed. If you don’t like the way something is being installed, ask why they chose a specific location and request changes.
    • What’s best? Choosing a construction team that you trust is essential during a remodeling project. If you need to make decisions about the project you can rely on their experience and expert advice.

    For more home remodeling tips, visit us online at Country Club Homes or contact us today at 203-762-0550. We can help you better understand the remodeling process and answer any questions you may have.

  • Lush Garden Features for New England Homes

    As warmer weather and longer days head our way we can anticipate more time relaxing in our New England gardens. To fully enjoy your space, give special attention to your garden design this season with new features that nurture the natural beauty of the outdoors. A fountain is a classic and serene focal point for…

  • Vessel Sinks Make a Splash in Luxurious Bathrooms

    While today they are seen as an ultra-modern addition to your bathroom, vessel sinks are actually based on the centuries-old washbasin design in use before running water was commonly available. There’s nothing like a vessel sink to make a dramatic impression in your bathroom.

  • Home Style of the Month: Cape Cod

    The quintessential American home, the Cape Cod style communicates what most of us think of when we envision a row of homes in small town U.S.A. with front yards and white picket fences. The style actually came over from England with the first settlers who modified the design of their homeland’s modest thatched cottages to…

  • Daydream About Relaxing Porch Style

    Naturally conjuring a feeling of welcoming ease and comfortable leisure, a front porch connects your indoor space with your outdoor space, expanding your home for entertaining and relaxing. When you’re planning a front porch design, imagine ways you will use the space, during which seasons of the year, and how the design will integrate with…