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Municipal Code Violations – Part I
Posted on July 8th, 2009
What are Municipal Code Violations? According to the Municipal Code, a code violation is anything that threatens public safety and/or the living and working environment. In the case of construction, anything related to the remodeling or improving of a building without acquiring construction permits through the City or County Building Departments constitutes a code violation, […]
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How to turn your old house into your Dream Home
Posted on July 8th, 2009
When it comes to buying a house, what room seals the deal? It depends on the size of the house. The kitchen is perhaps the most important room in any house. The kitchen in a small house is perhaps the room people focus on the most when they are ready to buy. As you might […]
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Always hire professionals to prepare your plans
Posted on July 8th, 2009
If you have any questions or would like to inquire about our services, please email us at: homedesign4u@att.net or call us at (619) 692-0165. It is always recommended that the construction work you plan on doing in your house is drawn by a professional such as a residential designer or an architect. There are no […]
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Tagged as: Construction changes, construction code violations, construction cost, construction savings, contractors license, contractors with attitude, dream home, hire residential design professionals, hiring contractors, home design research, home remodeling, licensed contractor, municipal code, municipal code violations, number of baths per bedroom, old house, remodeling your home, residential design experts, residential design research, residential designers, residential remodel, residential stairs, residential-design, should you remodel