Question: Why Do Kitchen Remodels and Bath Remodels Cost So Much?
Answer: You Get What You Pay For
Remodeling projects are complex and time consuming—with a myriad of pitfalls. We’ve seen just about all of them—it’s one of the many reasons HDR Remodeling consistently ranks as one of the East Bay’s best full-service Design and Build firms, with a stellar reputation.
HDR Remodeling On-Site Lunch & Learn An Eye Opening Event For Potential Remodelers
For their last bi-monthly Lunch & Learn, HDR Remodeling invited the community to visit a current home remodeling job site, a first for the company. Kevin Mond, Head of Business Development at HDR Remodeling hosted the lunch & learn. The on-site project was a new construction for an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), commonly known as an in-law unit, backyard cottage, or guest house.
Best Practices: Preparing for a Kitchen and Bathroom Remodel
Oh So Trendy Bathroom Design Trends!
Can You Dig It? Yes, You Can!
FAQ on Basement Excavation and Additions
When building up or out is out of the question, go down under with a basement addition.
If you love your home, but it’s become a tight fit, a basement addition is an increasingly popular option for Coastal East Bay homeowners constrained by lot space, and/or permitting issues. Moreover, a basement addition provides a way to double your home’s livable square footage - never a bad thing when you’re ready to sell – and ranks near the top of home remodeling projects for yielding the best return on investment.
From Funky to Functional
Standard, Mid-level, and Custom Kitchen Renovations: Which Kitchen Remodel Is Right For You?
Many homeowners daydream about a kitchen remodel but waver on taking the first steps, perhaps because they are unsure of where to start or if the project will fit into their budget. Take the time to prepare with the right information and to determine what the scope of your project really is. You may realize that a kitchen remodel is well within your budget if you know what you want.
Making the Biggest Impact While Saving Money on Home Remodels
When you are working with a budget, a full home remodel may feel out of reach. However, by shopping smart, knowing where to go to get a complete start to finish service, and getting deals for your remodeling project, you can achieve a new look for your home renovation without unnecessary overspending.
5 Tips for a Highly Functional Kitchen
Remodeling Projects to Make Your Home Feel Like An Oasis
The Tiny House Trend and What It Can Do for You in the Bay Area
You've probably seen these diminutive houses popping up in backyards everywhere around the Bay Area. They look like charming little cottages that belong on an Irish hillock somewhere, and they can comfortably house your in-laws, adult children moving back home or act as a source of affordable long term rental income.
Lunch & Learn on Planning Your Home Remodel An Informative Event
HDR Remodeling, a full service residential Design + Build Remodeling Firm, hosted a Lunch & Learn Thursday, September 7th on Planning for Your Next Remodel. In addition to helping homeowners in Berkeley and the East Bay Area achieve their remodeling dreams for the past 30+ years, HDR Remodeling provides educational resources and learning opportunities for the community at large.
HDR Remodeling ADU Granny Flat Featured on CNBC
CNBC featured a granny flat built in Oakland by HDR Remodeling on Sunday morning. Jane Baldwin, a retiree from Wyoming, moved to Oakland to be closer to her son. Rather than moving into his main house, she built a granny flat, officially termed Accessory Dwelling Unit or ADU for short, in his backyard. This allows her to be close to her family while maintaining her independence and privacy.
HDR Remodeling Featured in Berkeley Times Real Estate
HDR Remodeling hosted a Lunch & Learn on Building Backyard Cottages followed by an Open House visit to one of our recently completed projects on the Oakland Berkeley border, a 400 square foot Accessory Dwelling Unit, commonly known as an in-law unit, granny flat, or backyard cottage. In attendance, was The Berkeley Times, who covered the event in last week’s paper. Accessory Dwelling Units have been garnering increased attention in the East Bay as city ordinances continue to ease the rules of building these units in single-family zoned homes, following changes in state law that lifted building and zoning restrictions.
