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What You Should Know Before Starting a Home Remodel or Home Addition

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Contractors, Home Addition
July 30, 2013

When you are ready to do a remodel or addition to your home, the first thing you need to do is decide on your budget. It doesn’t matter if your project is small or large; you need to determine how much you can afford for the project. Of course if funds are unlimited then this is unimportant.

Small Projects

The next thing to do if it is a small project is to find a reputable subcontractor or general contractor who can perform the work competently. Subcontractors are typically licensed for one trade, for example, say you have an electrical project you would hire an electrical subcontractor.

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Great Ways to Save Money on Electricity in Your Home or Office

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Contractors
July 30, 2013

Lights

Try opening up your curtains in your home instead of turning on lights, try to use daylight for your general tasks around your home as much as possible. When you are not in a room get in the habit of turning off the lights when you leave no matter how short or long the period of time being out of the room is. When you are not home make sure all the lights in your home are off. Also try getting a small area light for work or reading at night. I know this seems so simple but it really does reduce your electric bill if you start doing it every day.

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DIY vs. Getting a Professional Contractor:

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Contractors
July 30, 2013

DIY (do it yourself) home improvement projects have become very popular over the last 10 years or so and that is great! For certain projects DIY can be rewarding if you know what you are doing and have the correct tools to get the job done right. But real quick before you get going on a DIY home improvement project take a look and ask yourself these questions:

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Does Your Hallway Need a Face Lift?

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Contractors
July 30, 2013

Upgrading your hallway doors could be just the right change needed to make your home pop and look better than ever before. We recently replaced 8 tired old painted slab doors with new 3 panels, stain grade, fur doors for a client in Glendale. The transformation was nothing less than incredible. The new hardware sparkles and the doors which were stained dark are incredible. This project was quite affordable, running approximately 300 dollars an opening (for materials).

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Design-build Custom Homes Los Angeles

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Contractors, Design-Build
July 30, 2013

Design-build contractors have an edge on the competition. Here at RWT we can design your bath/kitchen remodel, addition and new home and build from these design drawings. The advantage of being a design build contractor is that we are able to control and maintain the design features you envisioned from the beginning and use the highest quality material and expert craftsman ship that fits your specific budget,

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RWT Makes Custom Furniture

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Contractors, Custom Millwork
July 30, 2013

Here at RWT we have a full wood mill so we are able to make virtually anything out of wood!

This is great for anyone who has a completely unique idea for a piece they would like in their home. If you tell us the idea, we can draw the plan up for you and make it a reality. We love making one of a kind pieces or pieces that need to fit your space or what ever their purpose may be. As long as you are happy we are happy.

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Security Camera Systems for Home and Office

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Contractors, Security Systems
July 30, 2013

As of late, exterior camera systems have become quite affordable and very simple to install. With systems starting right around 500 dollars you can outfit your home or office with a four color camera video surveillance system. We have installed them at both residential and commercial properties and find the systems:

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How To Do an Addition Without it Looking Like You Added On

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Contractors, Home Addition
July 30, 2013

When planning for an addition to your home besides the budget something to strongly consider is will the addition when completed look like the original house or will it stand out like a sore thumb?

Going the extra distance to ensure the architectural quality is accomplished for your addition is a very very high priority here at RWT. We pride ourselves on the fact that our additions are nearly undetectable.

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