Seven Ways to Achieve Kitchen Remodeling Success

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Looking to remodel your kitchen? Great, says Central Massachusetts’ premier 3D residential and commercial design+build firm, RemodelWerks. You’re considering a project that’s got a significantly high return on investment. And, because the kitchen is the heart of the home, you, your family and friends will surely delight in an upgrade to your home’s pulse point.

As an experienced custom design+build firm RemodelWerks knows firsthand that a successful kitchen renovation requires careful and thoughtful planning. We’d like to share with you some tips for ensuring that your newly designed kitchen lives up to your expectations.

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Five Issues to Address Before Selecting New Kitchen Cabinetry

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When you’re remodeling your kitchen, what you’re going to do about kitchen cabinetry is likely at the top or near the top of your list of priorities. Here’s a list of issues RemodelWerks has put together for you to consider before settling on new kitchen cabinetry.

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Get a jump on renovations now for the 2012 holiday season

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It’s only July, you may be thinking? Ah yes, but in a few short months we will have stored the patio furniture, covered the pool, and stored the grill in favor of other American pastimes—like trimming the tree, shopping for holiday gifts and entertaining family and friends for the holidays.

Now is perhaps the best time of year to get a jump on any plans to remodel your home so it will be pristine, modern and inviting for those holiday get-togethers with your friends and family.

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Four Simple Steps for Your Modern Kitchen Remodel

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Looking to update your aging kitchen? If your home was constructed in the 1950s—and many homes in the Northeast were—you’re not alone. Back then homeowners had a much different lifestyle than they do today. The kitchen was generally used exclusively for the utilitarian function of cooking the meals. Now, the kitchen truly is the heart of the home.

If your home was built back then, chances are your kitchen is closed off. Opening the space up is a wonderful way to pump new life into that heart. And, even if your home was built more recently, like in the 1980s or 1990s, your kitchen may be more spacious, but it could lack the sleek updates you crave for the kitchen of today.

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