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Look at how cohesive this bathroom came out! Subway tiles on the walls and on the bathtub. The niche with accented tile. Pretty tile design. The shower-head doubles as a handheld. An overall cozy bathroom.

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This four-bedroom home has been remodeled upstairs and down, making it very modern. New electrical, plumbing, floors, and all new appliances, fixtures, and paint. This home is key turn ready for you to move in. With a nice big backyard, you have plenty of room to build or put all your toys. 👉 https://ow.ly/FZLo50QnwFq

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[chaunmillerconstruction]

Design Your Home in California | San Diego Remodeling

Navigating the intricacies of San Diego building codes can be daunting for any homeowner looking to remodel or add to their property. Understanding these regulations is critical for ensuring that construction projects are completed safely, legally, and to the highest standard. Building codes might seem restrictive, but they are in place for good reason. Following them helps ensure that your home renovation or construction is built to last, is safe, and adds value to your property. As a homeowner in San Diego, taking the time to understand these regulations will facilitate a smoother construction process and avoid costly setbacks.

[chriswestplumbing]

The Eco-Conscious Remodel: Water-Saving Plumbing for Sustainable Homes in Jonesboro AR

Ready to make your home more sustainable? Learn how water-saving plumbing can reduce your utility bills and environmental impact. This guide for Jonesboro AR homeowners details the benefits of an eco-conscious remodel.

Visit www.chriswestplumbing.com to learn more!

[holdinghomes]

Kitchen Remodeling Irondequoit NY

Upgrade your kitchen with expert remodeling! Whether you need more space or a fresh look, we specialize in kitchen remodels in Irondequoit, NY. From cabinets to countertops, we’ll design a kitchen that fits your needs and style. Book your consultation today!

Visit: https://holdinghomes.com/kitchen/

[acme-pest]

Crawl Space Encapsulation Explained: Is it Right for Your Paragould, AR Home?

Concerned about the crawl space in your Paragould, AR home? This article from ACME PEST Management explains encapsulation, its benefits, and why it's a crucial service for homeowners.

Read the full article and visit www.acmepestinc.com for a consultation.

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What Bay Area Homeowners Should Know About HERS Testing Before a Remodel

If you're planning a remodel that includes HVAC upgrades, duct work, or water heater replacement, California law requires HERS testing. This is not optional. It's part of Title 24 energy code compliance and plays a key role in verifying that new systems meet efficiency standards.

For Bay Area homeowners, understanding when and why HERS testing is required helps keep your project on schedule and avoids permit delays.

What Is HERS Testing?

HERS stands for Home Energy Rating System. It’s a state-approved program used to verify energy performance in California homes. A certified HERS rater performs testing on systems like HVAC, ductwork, water heaters, and ventilation.

What HERS testing measures:

Airflow

Duct leakage

Refrigerant charge

Fan watt draw

Combustion safety

Building envelope leakage

The purpose is to ensure energy systems perform as expected and are installed correctly. Providers like CalRaters, Inc. specialize in this testing and help homeowners across the Bay Area complete verification for permits and inspections.

When Is HERS Testing Required?

HERS testing is mandatory in several types of residential projects. If you are replacing or installing major mechanical systems, your city or county will likely require it as part of final inspection approval.

Projects that typically require HERS testing:

New or replacement HVAC systems

New duct installations or significant ductwork changes

High-efficiency furnace or AC upgrades

Heat pump water heaters

New construction or large additions

Whole-house fan installations

If you're unsure whether your project triggers HERS testing, ask your contractor or building department early in the planning process.

How HERS Testing Fits into a Remodel

HERS testing is not a one-time visit. It often includes both pre-installation coordination and post-installation verification.

Step-by-step timeline:

Title 24 documentation is submitted with your permit application

Installation takes place, including HVAC, ducts, water heater, or other energy systems

HERS testing is scheduled and performed before final inspection

Rater submits test results to the California Energy Commission registry

Final building inspection is completed once compliance is confirmed

Working with a local, experienced provider like CalRaters, Inc. ensures your test results are accurate, properly filed, and accepted by your building inspector.

What Happens During HERS Testing?

The HERS rater will inspect and test specific components of your system. The tests depend on your project scope.

Common tests include:

Duct leakage testing: Measures how much air escapes from your duct system

Airflow testing: Ensures the system moves enough air to meet performance standards

Refrigerant charge verification: Confirms proper levels for energy efficiency

Fan watt draw: Measures how much energy your air handler uses

Combustion appliance safety testing: Ensures gas appliances vent correctly and safely

Each test is documented and reported to a third-party registry, which your local inspector can access for final approval.

How Long Does It Take?

Most single-system tests take one to two hours on-site. Larger homes or multiple systems may take longer. You should schedule the test soon after installation but before your final inspection.

Raters need full access to:

The mechanical system

Attic or crawlspaces (if ducts are located there)

Thermostats and registers

Outdoor condenser units (for AC systems)

To keep your project moving, confirm scheduling with your rater in advance.

How Much Does HERS Testing Cost?

Prices vary depending on the number and type of systems tested. In general:

Duct testing only: $200–$300

Full HVAC system verification: $300–$600

Additional tests (e.g., refrigerant, airflow): $75–$150 each

Some contractors include the cost in your installation quote. Others leave it to the homeowner. Always ask for a breakdown.

Experienced testing firms like CalRaters, Inc. offer bundled pricing for remodels and can coordinate directly with your installer to avoid delays.

What If You Fail the Test?

Failure happens. It’s usually due to:

Poor duct sealing

Low airflow

Incorrect refrigerant charge

Faulty installation techniques

If your home fails a HERS test:

Your installer must correct the issue

The rater retests the failed components

Final approval is delayed until your system passes

You don’t need to panic, but you should act quickly. That’s why it helps to use contractors who understand HERS requirements and coordinate directly with your rater.

What to Ask Your Contractor

Before starting your project, ask:

Will my project need HERS testing?

Is the system designed to meet Title 24 standards?

Who will handle the energy documentation?

Will you coordinate with the HERS rater, or should I?

Are the installation crew members familiar with testing procedures?

Clear answers help avoid confusion and speed up inspection approval.

How to Choose the Right HERS Provider

Accuracy, availability, and communication matter. Choose a rater with:

HERS certification through a California-approved provider

Local experience across multiple Bay Area cities

Understanding of Title 24 compliance requirements

A reputation for clear communication and reliable scheduling

Direct experience working with homeowners and contractors

CalRaters, Inc. meets these criteria and is known for helping Bay Area homeowners complete remodels on time and with full compliance.

Summary of Action Steps

Before your next home upgrade:

Confirm whether HERS testing is required

Choose a licensed contractor with energy code experience

Select a certified HERS provider early in the process

Keep all documentation organized for inspections

Follow through with testing before final sign-off

A little planning now can help avoid big delays later.

[southshoredecks]

Three Seasons of Possibility

Waking up to yet another gray, chilly morning last week had me questioning why I haven’t done more to embrace all the weather Marshfield has to offer. Our backyard completely transforms three (okay, sometimes two and a half) seasons out of the year, but we spend so much of it indoors avoiding bugs or chilly breezes. The patio doors stay shut far too often.

I started fantasizing about those bright, glass-wrapped rooms you see in magazines—spaces that let you pretend you’re outdoors, sipping coffee while staying out of the wind and rain. I wanted a hybrid; something between a deck and a sunroom. That’s what led me to a guide from South Shore Decks Corp. about 3 season rooms: 3 Season Rooms.

What stuck out was how these rooms don’t have to be high-maintenance sunrooms. The term "3 season" means something very specific: energy-efficient windows, insect screens, and convertible spaces for anything from quiet breakfasts to rowdy book clubs. It was a little eye-opening to realize how these enclosures can be custom-fitted—not just cookie-cutter boxes stuck on the back of the house. I appreciated their focus on comfort, even mentioning that the right materials keep you cozy without much need for AC or heating.

That sparked all sorts of ideas. What if we had a spot to watch the thunderstorms roll in, or a haven for reading on those first warm days in April? A space not just for us, but for friends and bonus houseplants I keep acquiring. There’s an appeal in knowing the space could transition from spring’s pollen storms to late fall’s rainy days without it feeling off-limits.

I used to think of a deck or a porch or maybe a classic patio as the only ways to step outdoors, but now, I’m curious about this hybrid. A 3 season room could make the New England transitions feel more like a perk, less like a curse.

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[custombycavelli]

Painesville Homes: Breathe New Life Into Every Room With a Whole-House Remodel!

Does your Painesville home feel like it’s stuck in another era? Maybe the kitchen is cramped, the bathrooms are dated, and the layout just doesn’t flow. A whole-house remodel isn’t just about fixing what’s broken—it’s about reinventing how you live. At Custom by Cavelli, we specialize in transformations that turn "meh" into magnificent—one room at a time.

Why Go All-In on a Whole-House Remodel?

✨ Flow That Works For You – Knock down walls for an open-concept layout or add cozy nooks—your home should match your lifestyle. ✨ Modern Comforts – Upgrade to energy-efficient windows, smart home tech, and storage that actually makes sense. ✨ Cohesive Style – No more mismatched rooms! Create a unified look from front door to backyard.

Our Painesville Remodeling Process (Stress-Free!)

1️⃣ Dream It – We listen to your must-haves (and your "absolutely nots"). 2️⃣ Plan It – Our designs balance beauty, function, and budget. 3️⃣ Build It – One dedicated team handles everything—no juggling 10 contractors.

Why We’re Painesville’s Go-To Remodelers

✅ Local Insight – We know Ohio’s weather, architecture, and what buyers love. ✅ Carpentry Roots – From custom built-ins to flawless finishes, craftsmanship is in our DNA. ✅ No Surprises – Clear timelines, honest pricing, and actual cleanup when we’re done.

Love this approach? Dive deeper here: https://custombycavelli.com/whole-house-remodel-painesville

Tags: #homeremodel #painesvilleohio #openconcept #homerenovation #dreamhome

[disasterblaster]

What home projects are you planning this summer?

Here are a few of the most common summer home remodeling projects that you can even complete in a weekend!

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[paversexperts]

Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid During Tile Installation Projects in Florida

Transforming your space with tile? Avoid these costly errors! Whether you're remodeling a kitchen, upgrading a hotel lobby, or installing tiles on a patio—tile installation demands precision. At Estimate Florida Consulting, we help Florida residents and businesses find trusted tile installation contractors to get the job done right.

Here are the top 10 mistakes to avoid during tile installation projects in Florida:

1. Inadequate Surface Preparation Tiles crack or shift if laid on uneven, dirty, or moist surfaces. Make sure your surface is clean, dry, and perfectly level before laying tiles. Hire pros to avoid this common issue.

2. Using the Wrong Adhesive Wrong adhesive = tile failure. Use the correct type for porcelain, ceramic, or outdoor tile. Thin-set mortar is best for most Florida installations.

3. Bad Tile Cutting Uneven cuts ruin aesthetics. Use a wet saw for clean edges and professional finish.

4. Poor Layout Planning Don’t start until you plan. Dry-lay tiles and center your layout to avoid awkward cuts or wasted material.

5. Incorrect Grouting Too much or too little grout causes cracking or stains. Use the right grout type and seal it properly.

6. No Expansion Joints Tiles expand with heat. Skipping joints leads to cracking—especially in large or sunlit areas.

7. Rushing the Process Let adhesives and grout cure fully. Rushing = shifting tiles and weak bonding.

8. Low-Quality Materials Cheap tiles or glue may save you today but cost you double later. Invest in quality.

9. Skipping Waterproofing Bathrooms and kitchens need waterproof membranes or mold and leaks will follow.

10. Hiring the Wrong Contractor Experience matters. Always check reviews and credentials before hiring any tile installer.

Avoid tile disasters! Let Estimate Florida Consulting connect you with top-rated tile installation contractors across Florida. From Miami to Orlando and beyond—we’ve got your back.

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[lemynlyme]

Step into elegance and sophistication with the breathtaking River Road Renovation by Peninsula Architects. Prepare to fall in love.

[moonskin1993]

Rediscover the beauty of Port Washington, NY with this incredible home renovation that exudes traditional charm.