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Build in the Snow with Panelized Construction

If you're in the design stages of building a home now and plan to begin construction after the cold weather moves in ... choose panelized construction. It only makes sense! When utilizing the panelized method of building, winter weather won't hold you back. The panelized building system allows you to move into the custom home of your dreams  faster  than ever imaginable! Image via www.myhomeassets.com

#SupplierSaturday: JSI Cabinetry

Here at Hamilton, we're proud to offer our customers an array of options when it comes to choosing kitchen cabinetry. Whether you're looking for a more modest, bidget-friendly kitchen that's as beautiful as it is functional, or you're looking for that real wow kitchen with all the fancy upgrades you've been dreaming of, we can accomodate even the most particular customer's request.  One of our featured lines is the JSI Cabinetry line. JSI provides affordable cabinetry with the latest styles and trends. They carry tons of different door styles, finish options and truly have an eye for design. If you're looking to stay in budget but still have a phenominal kitchen, JSI cabinetry just may be for you! Call our office today and get you're kitchen started! 607-299-4838 Image via www.jsicabinetry.com

Memorial Day #Pinterestpartyhacks

Memorial Day is so close we can taste it! We found some awesome #partyhacks that you can use for your Memorial Day get together that are sure to make your busy day as a host more relaxing. . . Check out the #pinterestpartyhacks we thought were pretty neat! Corn in a Cooler Corn on the cob is a great starchy side that goes with just about anything. This year, try this #partyhack . . . After you've pealed and cleaned your corn, gently place it in an empy cooler and pour hot, boiling water over top. Close the lid and give it some time, then drain out the water by pulling the little plug, and you're ready to chow down! Image via www.buzzfeed.com Light Up Beverage Bowl Buy a couple glow sticks and place them in the bottom of your beverage bowl filled with ice. Once the sun goes down, no one will have any trouble finding their next drink with this #partyhack Image via www.dhgate.com Cupcake Liner Decorative Drinks One downside to serving delici...

DIY Fire Pit For Spring

With warmer weather quickly approaching, a DIY fire pit is a great, affordable addition that you can make to your yard. Follow the step-by-step instructions below to build your own fire pit for $60! Click here to read the full article. All images via www.keepingitsimplecrafts.com Sources www.keepingitsimplecrafts.com www.pinterest.com

#TrendyTuesday: Interior Designing with Mirrors

Mirrors come in all different shapes and sizes, making them a perfect home decor item for nearly any style. They're also a budget-friendly home decor option for those who may be looking for inexpensive ways to improve the overall look of their living space. Take a peek below to see some neat ways you can incorporate the use of mirrors into your home's decor. Image via www.thechrisellefactor.com Image via www.homedit.com Image via www.hhomedecoration.com Sources www.pinterest.com

Tuesday's Trick: Repair Old, Chipped Vents

If you're making efforts to improve your home's appearance, but you're on a tight budget, today's post is for you . This DIY home project is so easy anyone could do it, and all you need is spray paint and some tape! Additionally, this home project makes a BIG difference for such a small cost. Image via www.buzzfeed.com Sources www.pinterest.com www.buzzfeed.com

Upgrade Your Old Door Handles in a Snap!

A few weeks back, we shared a post with you on how you can use spray paint to revive old, gold, shiny floor vents, or chipped vents. Today, we would like to share with you that we've found that the same method works on door handles, too! Make sure you put a covering of some sort around what you're spray painting, and also ensure that you use the correct spray paint, but otherwise, this is a super easy and cheap home improvement tip! Image via www.recollectionsofadieharddecorator.wordpresss.com Sources www. recollectionsofadieharddecorator.wordpresss.com

DIY: Dying Rack

Some of the newer washers and dryers out there are truly amazing. There are so many settings to choose from with modern washers and dryers, that most of the work associated with doing laundry is a breeze. However, if you're still using an older washer that doesn't have such settings, you may find yourself in a pickle if you have delicate items to wash and you don't want them to be ruined in the dryer. As a work around, built your own drying rack for those extra delicate, gentle wash items. Follow the instructions below to DIY! Materials 2 x 2' precut birch, 1/2 " thick Two 1/2 x 2" poplar boards Two 3/8" dowel rods, 48" long Shash lock Narrow, loose pin hinges (set of two) D ring hangars to mount Bracketed hinge Three knobs Primer & paint of your choice Measure and cut your 1/2 inch x 2 boards to fit the 2 x 2 precut birch.  Cut your dowel rods to fit inside your drying rack frame  Drill holes for your precut...

DIY: Board & Batten Wainscoting

If you've ever been in a home with board and batten wainscoting, you probably noticed how nice it looks and how much it adds to a space while remaining simple. Some houses already have this featured installed, whereas others may have been put in by previous owners. Either way, they look great at a low cost. If you have an area in your home that doesn't have much going on, consider how board and batten wainscoting would look in your home. Often, people will add this feature to the entryway of their home or a bland hallway.  Image via www.younghouselove.com Directions 1. Clean your walls thoroughly with a mild cleaner, and remove any marks the best that you can so that they are not visible after new paint is applied. Mr. Clean magic erasers do a nice job removing marks. Dry your walls thoroughly after, as well. 2. Install the trim boards. If you buy the boards pre-cut, great. If not, you'll need to break out a ruler and map out just how you plan to arran...