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Find out whether you need to hire an architect or a designer when taking on a large or small remodeling project on your home. Read on to find out more.

Going into 2022, lumber prices have tripled. Factors lingering from the Covid-19 pandemic and new issues are contributing to the steady price increase.

A home inventory is a key component in documenting insurance claims, plus estate and financial planning. Read on to find out more.

If the contractor for your project tells you something that's too good to be true, it probably is! Here are some telltale signs to watch out for, so you won't become the next victim of a contractor scam.

If you live in a poorly insulated, energy-inefficient home, you might be eligible for government help. The U.S. Department of Energy's Weatherization Assistance Program funds grants that provide free weatherization services to low-income homeowners.

Writing checks for your remodeling project is never fun. The amounts can be staggering and there's always the concern that maybe you didn't get all the value you were due. Besides, every check written means you have less leverage over your contractor. The ideal payment plan keeps you in control of things and is fair to your contractor as well.

A new roof is a major investment that typically costs thousands of dollars. Read on to find out how to choose a good roofer for your home.

A good interior decorator will save you months of hunting down product samples and other research, and prevent some potentially messy missteps. What's more, a decorator can do everything from acting as a sounding board to buying paint and fabric and even supervising the job.

Read this article to find out what you need to know about how to hire and work with a licensed, qualified electrician when building or remodeling a home.