Story of an Award-Winning Remodel
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We are honored to announce that Gridley Company has been announced Regional Winner of the 2024 NARI Contractor of The Year, for an Entire House Remodel, ranging in cost from $500,000 to $750,000 for one of our recently completed projects. This award is a symbol that represents Gridley Company’s commitment to excellence, craftsmanship, creative design and client satisfaction. The project which we won this award for was truly an exciting project for our team of designers, builders and strategists to collaborate on ..read more
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Establishing Your Remodeling Priorities
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1y ago
In order to get the most out of your remodeling project, it is important that you and your remodeling firm know and understand the priority order of what is most important to you ..read more
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Questions to Ask References
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1y ago
Find a list of questions that you should consider asking a prospective remodeler’s past clients. Ask them all or select the ones you feel are most important to you ..read more
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The Increasing Popularity of Custom Design and Multi-Generational Homes in the Bay Area
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1y ago
With an increasing need for affordable housing and multi-generational living options, homes that add ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) that incorporate ADA or Aging-In-Place design modifications and Universal design are gaining popularity in the Bay Area. While keeping population density in mind, State regulations and local lawmakers are easing up on their permitting restrictions to accommodate families seeking more innovative housing solutions. Pre-pandemic, ADUs were built to offset the rising cost of living within the area, however their rising demand is now in response to the Baby Boomers’ d ..read more
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Design/Build Method Advantages
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1y ago
Before design/build, homeowners typically used the design/bid process. If you wanted to remodel your home, you had to find and hire an architect to design your project and then find and hire a builder to construct it. This can be a time consuming two-step process and if things go wrong you can find yourself uncomfortably in the middle between your architect and builder ..read more
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