There was a time when the kitchen was just a confined space, small and to an extent, separated from the rest of the house. It was a space for mom (and in some cases dad) to prepare meals and then be closed off to hide all the cooking mess. Over the course of the last few decades, the kitchen has evolved into the heart of one’s home.
Is your deck beginning to show it’s age? Is it now looking faded and worn after years of use? Maybe now is the time to take your old deck and give it a new lease on life. If your original deck structure was built with sound building methods and materials, you could replace the worn wood decking and railing with new wood or with one of the many new low-maintenance composite products. You can simply renovate the old structure with new decking, stairs and handrails with considerable savings in expenses needed to completely rebuild the deck.
Any experienced cook can prepare a good meal in your average kitchen. However, a gourmet kitchen is designed with a layout and features to enhance ones cooking ability. So even your average cook can whip up their own culinary creations and feel like their own “Food Network Star”.
For some time now, granite, marble and other natural stones have been the most sought after choice for that new, gourmet kitchen countertop. Current data, from the National Kitchen and Bath Association, indicates a shift in that trend towards another material, manufactured quartz.Read more »
Tippett Construction Participates in 5th Annual Nina Beck Memorial to benefit Washington Hospital Center.