Showing posts with label rochester. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rochester. Show all posts

Thursday, January 22, 2015

Monochromatic Colors: 2015 Color of the Year


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Guilford Green (HC-116), 2015 Color of the Year

It's that time of year again! Our friends at Benjamin Moore have released the 2015 color trend guide, and have announced their chosen color of the year.

After a quick flip through the guide, it's no question that monochromatic color schemes are "in," this year. They suggest trying warm, cool, dark and light layers of the same hue to create a concept that gracefully flows from room to room. So of their 3,500 colors, which did they pick?

Benjamin Moore announced that Guilford Green (HC-116) is the color that ties it all together, this year. We couldn't agree more!

"We chose Guilford Green as our 2015 Colour of the Year because it can be the hero or the highlight in any room, enhancing the architectural identity of a space," says Ellen O'Neill, Creative Director at Benjamin Moore. "Guilford Green is the perfect thread to connect nature, spaces and interiors with colour schemes that signify fresh energy and growth."

The 2015 color trend guide also contains a curated palette of 23 colors of green, blue, blush, and berry colors to transform any space into your new favorite space. So grab your paint brushes and rollers, let's get to it!

Source: http://www.trinityhomerenovations.com

Saturday, August 30, 2014

Choosing The Right Time To Start a Home Renovation

There's no question that here in Rochester, late spring, summer and early fall may be the best time to conduct a remodel or home renovation project at your house. But, don't just assume that the colder months are completely out of the picture. Here at Trinity, we've been known to do new roofing projects right through the winter!

Of course, indoor remodeling and renovation projects are generally a bit easier on everyone during the winter months. Here are a few good reasons to consider doing a renovation project during the cold weather months...

  1. Winter Incentives
    Depending on the time of the year, the project and availability of crews, some renovation companies may offer an incentive for having them work on your project during the off-season.

  2. Be an Early Bird!
    By scheduling projects during the winter months, you are putting yourself ahead of the spring renovation crowd.

  3. Enjoy The Warm Weather, When It ArrivesOnce we complete your roofing, kitchen, bathroom or other home remodeling project, the only thing left to do come spring is enjoy the renovation to your home, making this the most important reason to schedule a renovation project during the winter season.

Do you have another idea or reason to consider a winter renovation project? Does your home need a new roof but you don't want to wait until spring? Reach out for a free estimate and let's see if we can help you.

Source: http://www.trinityhomerenovations.com

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Kitchen Remodeling On A Budget

This home in Rochester features a newly remodeled kitchen by Trinity.

This home in Rochester features a newly remodeled kitchen by Trinity.

It seems like everyone gathers in the kitchen. Think of the last party or gathering you had at your home. Where does everyone linger? In the kitchen, of course! Maybe it’s the smell of your cooking or perhaps they just like your dΓ©cor. In any case, having a kitchen that you and your guests love is a major source of satisfaction as a homeowner.

Remodeling a kitchen can be expensive. Forbes magazine reported the national average cost for a high-end kitchen makeover is now more than $53,000! While this is certainly money well spent and the costs of doing a kitchen remodel in Rochester may be lower than the national average, most of us are looking for ways to reduce the expense while still having a great end result.

The first step is to research what you’d like in your kitchen and assessing your budget. Next, spend time researching kitchen remodeling contractors in Rochester. It’s so very important to find a company you’re comfortable with and one that offers you a fair price.

When shopping for kitchen appliances think outside the box and be on the lookout for sales. Your renovation company may also be able to recommend some places to shop that perhaps you didn’t consider.

You’re likely going to have to compromise when renovating your kitchen. If you can’t afford all the bells and whistles (who wouldn’t love quartz countertops!?), investigate other options that give you a similar look or functionality at a reduced cost. For example, Corian® countertops look as nice as granite in some cases.

Another idea is to renovate your kitchen in phases. It doesn’t make sense to chop your remodel up into multiple phases but doing two might make sense. First, focus on the major structural changes (cabinets, layout, floors and counters). Then wait a bit and save money for the new appliances or sink. Ask your contractor to help you brainstorm ways to reduce your budget without cutting critical corners.

Source: http://www.trinityhomerenovations.com

Sunday, December 8, 2013

Honey, I Think It's Time We Replaced The Roof

We know that replacing your home's roof is not something you're looking forward to. Often times, it's an unexpected or unplanned expense.

As our fun video explains, we try and do everything possible to make it a smooth and painless project for you.