Episode 69: Bill Toney

In recent weeks, the demolition process has begun at our new Carmel showroom.  Just like in your homes, as we have opened walls and found a few unexpected and unwanted surprises.  What are they and how are we handling them?  You'll have to read on or watch the video to learn.  Also, if you are curious to see the most creative, yet functional bathroom in a contemporary remodeling project, you have to click on the video and work your way to the middle to see it.  Have I piqued your curiosity? If so, then listen in as we continue to demystify the remodeling process. 

In recent weeks, I've been thinking about our brand and the perspective of those who interact with us as a remodeling partner. Then, a few days ago, I read something that made me stop in my tracks and question things I thought to that moment. So, I will ask you… which things are more important… the small things or the big things? If you are curious about the answer, listen in as we continue to demystify the remodeling process.

Our 75th podcast is a special one and I hope you take a moment to both watch the video and read this newsletter because each will be a bit different.  For years, we have been looking for the opportunity to purchase a location on the northside.  As of this past week, that goal has been accomplished.  Want to learn why and where?  Want an overview of how we plan to build out the new space? Tune in to hear how we will continue to demystify the remodeling process

If a new shower is in your future, one of the most important elements to consider is the floor of your shower.  To get to the finish line of what type of shower floor will work best for you, there are a few questions that must be answered.  Do you know the questions?  If not, it might be a good idea to read on as we work to demystify the remodeling process.  How do we determine which shower floor is best for you?  Let's start by asking the key questions that will lead us to the right answer for you

If you have cabinets in your next remodeling project, you are likely to have cabinet hardware as well.  So, what choices do you have?  This week, we walk you through the many questions clients have.  Pulls versus knobs.  Color options?  Function versus aesthetic?  What happens if you want to change them later?  If you want a few tips on everything cabinet hardware, join us as we continue to demystify the remodeling process. 

Most renovation projects include cabinets, and it tends to be one of the line items that receives the largest amount of investment, yet it remains an often-misunderstood category within the project. There are so many options to choose from, so how do you begin thinking about it? Should you choose production, semi-custom or full custom? How do you choose a door style? Why are drawers a better option than doors? If you want a few of the basics, please join us as we continue to demystify the remodeling process.

We've talked in the past about what the remodeling sales process looks like on the remodeler side when you peek behind the curtain? Now let's talk about the reality of how it really works for actual clients. Is it this neat little fairytale where the client picks the perfect partner like your knight in shining armor? We'd love to think so… but it's normally a bit messier. Want to learn how it really works to put your mind at ease when it is your time to select a partner and do a project? Please join us as we continue to demystifying the remodeling process

Our country is so young in ways we cannot understand until we visit other places to see what old really looks like. So, what does old look like? And what does it mean to maintain or recreate a home with such great history and meaning in a way that offers modern amenities, while looking the same as it might have so many years ago? Please join us as we continue to demystifying the remodeling process

Behind my desk at work on the wall above my head is a piece of artwork that can be observed. Every zoom call. Every podcast I record. If you watch any of the videos, including this one, you will see it. I often get asked about it and there is indeed a story behind it. Tune in to learn how this week's message contributes to demystifying the remodeling process

We spend our days focused on remodeling your homes, but we are reminded and informed by our own personal experiences of the challenges our clients face in living through a remodeling project.  In this week's newsletter, Geoff describes the comedy that is his "unwanted" and never-ending remodeling project.  It began with a beep and led to a little pump that led to another pump and now a sensor.  Amongst it all, a big mess to fix.