As many seasoned renovators will know, with every great remodel job also comes a lot of red tape. When completing remodeling projects at your home, permits and inspections are essential to both completing the job and staying on track.
For many companies, the days of customers being able to talk to a person rather than a machine are long gone. At Tom Curren Companies, we pride ourselves on maintaining a personal connection with our clients from the start. From real people...
When you stain a deck, you’re protecting the wood from ultraviolet sun damage, moisture, and mildew damage—that’s the why of it. The how is almost as simple.
Honest, transparent communication between a customer and contractor is of paramount importance—this relationship, like any other, suffers from breakdowns in communication and withheld anxieties.
Likelier than not, the stains and discoloration on your bathroom wall are the result of something called surfactant leaching. You might know surfactant leaching by one of its many colorful alternate names:...
Power washing introduces one of the biggest pain points for customers to consider when trying to make a change to their home: the cost. While some companies may sell you a seemingly reasonable price, the potential for damage during the process and...
Great interior designers not only give you the room you’ve been dreaming of, but also inspire you with the latest trends to maintain your home’s value and keep your guests impressed. At Tom Curren Companies, our remodeling estimators want to help...
At Tom Curren Companies, we believe customers benefit from the knowledge that carpentry inspections provide through additional information that simple estimates cannot uncover. These carpentry inspections do carry a fee, as they not only tell the...
With a new year and new beginnings often comes an itch to update your home. One of the best places to begin is in the bedroom- where you will start and end every day of 2018. But paint colors aren’t just about choosing what’s most appealing at first...
If you’re using pressure-treated wood during your next project, you might be wondering,” can you stain pressure treated wood?” Let’s talk.