Old houses are well loved, but the windows they were built with aren’t as energy efficient as those in modern homes. In fact, they’re well known for having drafty windows. Fortunately, there are a couple of different options available to fix this problem until you're ready to replace those old ...
read moreVery few homes are classified as “historic,” because as they age, they are typically torn down and replaced with something new. Not many people are willing to do the work it takes to keep an older home comfortable to live in. Those homes that do manage to last 75 to ...
read moreWindows and doors are often the first things to get replaced in older homes. Over the years the house has settled, so windows and doors often have shifted to the point that they only open with great effort, if at all. With the repeated freezing and thawing of the ground here ...
read moreFor many people, the charm of an historic neighborhood holds a lot of appeal. The houses are all unique with detailed architecture and old-world charm. Most homes are also located in desirable areas with mature trees and wide sidewalks lining the streets. The design opportunities for these homes are endless, but ...
read moreIf you own an historic home in the Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area, you've probably already encountered a lot of restrictions and rules as you renovate and remodel your property. Yes, an historic home has the potential to be a frustrating money pit, and despite its charm and traditional appeal, an ...
read moreFor those of us who own historic homes, restoring it while preserving its design elements and charm can be tricky; but that’s why we bought it! We love the rich history and the intricate details poured throughout these types of homes, and we enjoy the process of bringing it back to life. When working ...
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