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Just because every year there’s always talks about Global Warming, the warmest winter in years, and the sweaty hot summer we just had doesn’t mean winter is going to be some cake walk where no one slips, steps in the black slush, and wakes up in the middle of night to crank up the heat. When I look outside I see scarves, peat coats, and gloves, which means winter is no longer coming, it’s already here. Therefore, it’s time to get your home in order and to follow some quick and easy tips to help save you money and energy...

Happy Holidays from our family to yours! We hope you enjoy this season. Thank you to our wonderful customers for the business in 2020. We are looking forward to working with you in 2021.

Older homeowners are spending big on remodeling, as they prefer to live in their current homes rather than move to a new home. In particular, the 55+ cohort is currently spending more than any other age group, with many trying to stay in their homes long term as they age. Jeb Breithaupt shares several of the top current updates in kitchen and bathrooms to help customers age in place in an article for The Shreveport Times. In the Kitchen:Light it up – The latest technology in task lighting makes it easy to add LEDs anywhere, and we’ve installed them over...

Shiplap is a trendy, versatile design option, and it is easier than many people realize to shiplap a wall. With some simple steps, you can rejuvenate any space with this amazing technique. What Is Shiplap? Shiplap is the name for a series of wooden boards or slats that make up wall panels with distinct small gaps between the slats. It was originally named for the construction of wooden ships, but today is a favorite option for creating a rustic, farmhouse, or vintage look to walls. Shiplap is typically arranged horizontally but can also be done vertically, and may be left...

Design trends come and go each year, which makes designing a kitchen even more difficult. With a high cost and long timelines, kitchen remodels are major investments, and homeowners generally prefer that their new kitchen not go out of style one year after completion. Better Home & Gardens spoke with several kitchen design experts to gauge the top trends for 2020. Mix-and-Match LightingWith an increasing focus on lighting as a decorative element, mixing different styles and types has never been bigger in kitchens, and the trend lets you celebrate multiple aesthetics. In a well-designed kitchen, lighting serves various functions. For example, an...