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Build On Your Lot – Taking the Right Steps to Build Your Dream House

Maybe you have looked at a lot of existing homes and nothing appeals to you?  Maybe you have the land but not the house?  Whatever your circumstances if you are going to build a home you want everything to be just right. All things considered, it’s not hard to see why many families simply want to build their dream house from the ground up. Let’s take a closer look at how you can hire a home builder a make this a reality for you and your loved ones. Choosing a Location The first...

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Oct 24 2012

Get Your Home Ready for the Cooler Months

People look forward to the cooler months of the year for a number of reasons; the children are back in school, giving Mom and Dad some much needed space. Plus, the holidays are on their way, along with everything that comes along with them. It’s imperative that you get your home in tip-top condition before crunch time, and the right remodel home contractor can help you. Here’s where to start in order to make sure your winter prep check-list is done in plenty of time for you to deck the halls...

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Sep 07 2012

Home Construction Project Pricing

You walk into the model home with a basic specs sheet in hand; you notice the beautiful solid wood floors, well-crafted fireplace mantle, the granite counter tops, the intricate tile backsplashes, you hear the steady hum of the air conditioning unit and you think, ‘wow I can buy this for $400,000?’. However as you wind your way through the house, drooling over the craftsmanship, eventually you hit a display table that has a new specs sheet, one that looks very different than the basics specs sheet you have in hand. Home...

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“Custom” Builder, “Custom” Remodel – What does “custom” mean?

Many new home builders and remodel contractors throw the word “custom” around. Custom bathroom, custom kitchen, custom remodel – you can put “custom” in front of any home improvement project and make it sound fancy. But what does custom actually mean? Let’s face it - there is no governing body that determines whether a home builder or remodel contractor does custom work. It is up to you, the consumer, to really know the difference between a true custom new home or custom remodel project and a new home or remodel...

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Outdoor Kitchens

There was a time that outdoor living and outdoor cooking was relegated to only warm and dry weather periods, which for Oregonians could mean 3 weeks out of the year.  However as outdoor living areas and outdoor kitchens gain in popularity that notion is quickly becoming a thing of the past. By adding a roof over the patio area you could be grilling year round…even in Oregon! An outdoor kitchen can be as simple as just a grill or a pizza oven with some counter space. It could also be a...

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Lake Oswego Custom Kitchen Remodel

This Lake Oswego custom kitchen remodel is an example of a typical Ridgecrest Homes project. The clients came to us with an idea of how they wanted their dream kitchen to look and with the help of Mainly Cabinets we were able to make it happen. This is what their kitchen looked like before we work our magic: [caption id="attachment_532" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Lake Oswego Custom Kitchen Remodel"][/caption] The first step in this remodel is demolition (demo). In the first couple of hours the cabinets are pulled and the kitchen starts to look like...

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