For most Americans, their home is their most valued — and valuable — possession. It stands to reason that great caution should be taken before entrusting a home to a contractor.
Many reasons exist to make a change to a home: a growing family, outdated bathrooms, an inadequate kitchen, universal design changes to allow staying in one's home longer in life, increasing the value of a home, or just a change in lifestyle.
With changes, comes the need for careful decisions. In the past decade, state laws have helped clear the field of shady contractors. The latest Gallup Poll didn't list contractors in the top least trusted professionals, but there was a time when contractors were on that annual list. (If you are wondering, car sales people and members of congress are now the least trusted.)
Thankfully, a lot has changed. With the increased use of the Internet, homeowners have become wiser, know what questions to ask, use social media to read reviews, and are able to review a contractor's work before even calling.
Jim Lufkin and Rick Mitchell invite you to review what their satisfied homeowners have to say about working with them, to view the many projects completed over the years, and to ask any questions that may help understand how L&M Construction takes care of each and every home as if it were their own.
When you are ready for more information, please call Jim or Rick at 603.329.5099 and set up an on-site meeting to discuss your needs. They look forward to meeting you.
According to a new 2016 Houzz Home Report: “Spending is on the rise for kitchen and bathroom renovation projects, according to the fifth annual Houzz & Home survey of more than 120,000 respondents in the U.S. Overall renovation activity remains high, with more than half of homeowners on Houzz renovating their homes in 2015. “Key … Continue reading “Houzz releases new 2016 Home Report”
It’s finally summer and after a long cold winter in NH, homeowners are itching to get outside into the sun. What better way to enjoy a home than to add or improve decking? A well-designed deck can extend living space, allow room for family and friends to gather, increase summertime fun, and improve a home’s … Continue reading “Summertime fun: Add a new deck”
Legislation requested by the NH Home Builders to open up zoning ordinances which prohibit or restrict accessory dwelling units has been signed by the Governor and is now chaptered law.
EPA’s Home Energy Yardstick provides a simple assessment of your home’s annual energy use compared to similar homes. By answering a few basic questions about your home, you can get: Your home’s Home Energy Yardstick score (on a scale of 0 to 10); Insights into how much of your home’s energy use is related to … Continue reading “Assess the energy efficiency of your home and see how it measures up”
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