Many homeowners aren't aware of the tons of free advice that is available to them through the professionals in the remodeling industry. (I know I wasn't aware when I started remodeling my house).
HomeSavvi homeowners do as much research as possible before committing to a remodel - no matter where you live, seek out informative seminars that may be held at homeshows, in showrooms, or at professional designers, architects and contractors offices.
On January 14th, Ventana Construction in Seattle, WA is holding a workshop at their offices on Building a Better Home. These workshops have been really well received, and the homeowners who've gone in the past have rated them highly.
Learn about how to get started, what to expect, and the steps you can take to make your project successful. This 1½ hour event is free and takes place at Ventana Construction’s West Seattle offices in conjunction with Goforth Gill Architects. Seating is limited; call
619-752-0060
to reserve your space.Want to find out more? Go to: www.ventanabuilds.com
This photo is an example of their work and can be found on Ventana's Construction portfolio on HomeSavvi.
To find out about more remodeling seminars and events, check our local events calendars at http://www.homesavvi.com/home-remodeling-event-calendar-seattle.
5 comments:
Hello.
I have seen your Blog... It’s too informative. There are many posts which are really too Good and very useful.
Great article.
These articles are very informative and I like this one because it gives very good advice.
There are many things you can do to your home with some experience and through learning. Attending seminars is a great idea for any homeowner who wants to try and take on hands-on work. Talking to a contractor is always a great idea too!
Your blog is very informative. I am going to remodel my old house. Your tips 'll help me a lot. Thanks for sharing such a nice blog.
Awesome! I got more information from your blog. And it is really helpful.
Great article, I'm definitely going to check out some kitchen seminars in the bay area.
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