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Indianapolis, Indiana (PRWEB) October 09, 2013
Homeowners who are planning renovations to kitchens can often go through various resources to find a qualified contractor. A new kitchen remodeling hotline has been established and posted by the Real Estate News Wire company to introduce owners of homes to simpler ways to find licensed contractors at http://realestatenewswire.com/kitchen-remodels-done-right.
Most states in the U.S. regulate the licensing of independent contractors who perform repairs and home upgrades for owners of properties. While this legislation has helped to remove some fraudulent workers, homeowners can have limited resources to review actual work completed by companies.
The new toll-free hotline established at 1-888-366-9838 can be used in any U.S. state to find qualified kitchen repair contractors.
The Real Estate News Wire company researches providers of housing services nationally and now publishes this information for easy access online. The remodeling contractors that are now available to answer questions or provide renovation quotes through the established hotline can be accessed daily. These professionals exclusively specialize in kitchen repair and renovations for affordable prices.
"Finding reviews for qualified contractors can be difficult online due to some review websites offering access to posted information that might not be accurate when homeowners are researching contracting companies," a source from the Real Estate News Wire company said.
Renovation costs can fluctuate in certain parts of the country where material costs and contractor pricing can be higher. According to industry data, the average homeowner can go through more than one contractor before a remodeling job is completed. The contractor hotline that is now established nationally is one new resource to offer instant access to qualified professionals who work affordably.
"The kitchen remodel service providers that are now available through the toll-free number are able to provide rate quote information or other questions that are common during the research process conducted by owners of homes," the source added.
The contracting hotline is one example of recent toll-free numbers added for access on a national basis through the Real Estate News Wire website. Additional numbers for foreclosure assistance and general remodeling have been added online.
These resources are now separate from the written content that is published for homeowners to access during the research process for home renovation costs and services online.
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Lexington, MA (PRWEB) October 08, 2013
Homeowners that are planning a remodeling project often have several questions to ask an expert before getting started. Feinmann, Inc. (http://www.feinmann.com/) has been answering these questions for more than 25 years. Feinmann, Inc. is now bringing its expertise directly to the homeowner during free fall workshops. Learn the difference between hiring an architect and custom builder versus hiring a design/build team such as Feinmann. Working with one company tends to provide better target budgeting, less cost overruns, close communications, and the whole bidding process can be avoided.
It is exciting to see homeowners interested in improving their homes and we look forward to helping them understand what the important steps are to renovating ones home, says Peter Feinmann, President and Founder of Feinmann, Inc.
Workshop attendees can find out what they need to know about contracts for design and building. They will receive a design checklist and be able to talk about the importance of proper planning and receive a contractor checklist what questions should be answered by a contractor or design/build firm?
The workshops take place in the Feinmann, Inc. showroom. The Feinmann, Inc. team will introduce attendees to their design center with cabinetry samples, countertop and tile materials and give attendees an idea of how they put a project together.
Finally, they will cover how to survive a renovation with tips from years of experience working with families undergoing home remodeling. The Feinmann, Inc. team will also show workshop attendees projects that they have done from start to finish with before, during and after photographs.
The remaining free workshops, presented by the Feinmann Design/Build team, will be held on Wednesday, October 16, from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m.; and Saturday, November 2 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Feinmann showroom, 27 Muzzey Street, Lexington, MA. Registration is required to attend by filling out the online form or by calling 781-860-9800 x 15.
Feinmann, Inc. is an award-winning residential design and build firm that creates smart, beautiful spaces for discerning clients in the Greater Boston area. Feinmann, Inc. specializes in whole house renovations, room additions, and kitchen/bath remodels, and offers clients expertise in all project areas from space planning to the selection of systems, furnishings, and finishes. For the past 26 years, Feinmann has built a reputation for providing timeless, durable designs, outstanding client service and careful and hands on project management. Visit the Feinmann, Inc. website at http://www.feinmann.com/ or call the office at 781-860-9800.
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City Council will take up two issues related to vision at its October meeting next week.
The first deals with what Williamsburg will look like in the future. Council will consider a comprehensive rewrite of the city's Design Review Guidelines, the rules the Architectural Review Board uses to determine what can and can't be built in various parts of the city.
As a general rule, the parts of the city closest to Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area have the tightest guidelines, with wooden siding and replacement windows mandated.
This year, the guidelines relax the standards for two areas in relative proximity to downtown. Crispus Attucks Estates, off Lafayette Street, has been moved to a less restrictive district to reflect the fact that the homes there are not that old.
"We thought they should have a greater mix of products to choose from," assistant planning director Carolyn Murphy explained to the Planning Commission last month.
Planners approved the new guidelines on a 6-1 vote. Sarah Stafford voted no, saying she thought the guidelines set stricter standards than those used for homes already in some districts.
The Art's District, adjacent to Crispus Attucks and running from Lafayette Street to Casey Field, was also put in a less restrictive district.
The idea there was to encourage creativity in the district, which although mostly made up of residential buildings, has been targeted for certain types of businesses which might require re-modeling buildings.
In addition to rules about siding, windows, whether shutters are required to be functional and other style points, the design review guidelines contain a new color palette for businesses and residences to comply with.
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RALEIGH Projects at the N.C. Zoo in Randolph County and Town Creek Indian Mound in Montgomery County were among those approved recently by the state.
The Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM) released the 2013-14 Repair and Renovation Reserve project list Tuesday consisting of 191 recommended construction projects totaling $90 million.
The projects are located statewide; some may soon be ready for bid and all will offer a boost to North Carolinas construction industry. Because the majority of the projects are under $500,000 and do not require bonding, smaller-sized construction firms and historically underutilized businesses can remain competitive in the bid process.
Among the projects to be bid are two at the N.C. Zoo. Officials have allocated $617,000 for HVAC and air handling units replacements in the Sonora Desert pavilion. Also on the list is road repaving repairs for the zoos tram roadway at a cost of $368,000.
Town Creek Indian Mound will receive $226,000 for repainting the visitor center inside and out, replacing some flooring and resurfacing the facilitys parking lot and drive.
The total amount appropriated by the General Assembly to fund the Repair and Renovations Reserve Account was $150 million, $60 million allocated to the UNC Board of Governors and $90 million to OSBM for state agencies. OSBM consulted with the state construction office in the Department of Administration to determine which projects to prioritize. The UNC system will provide a separate list of their planned projects.
Project types include fire alarm and security system maintenance and repair, exterior building repair and waterproofing, and repair and replacement of HVAC and climate control units. This list is not limited to the state government complex in Raleigh, but includes projects statewide.
Now that OSBM has released the list of projects, the next step is for the General Assemblys Joint Legislative Commission on Governmental Operations to meet and review the list. Depending on when that occurs, it is possible that many of these projects will be available for bids and have a contract in place before Christmas.
For a detailed listing, see the complete list at http://www.nc-sco.com/scodata/special/OSBM-RR-Memo-Report.pdf.
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