09 Home Renovation September 2010

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Here at Home Renovation Magazine, we are very excited about our 6th Kitchen and Bath Annual. In this issue you’ll find some great, innovative ideas to make your house feel more like home. In this issue we focus on multiple aspects of kitchen and bath renovations, countertops, green technology, water conservation, etc. Kitchen and bath renovation projects increase your home value and give you a great return on investment. Serving Central Florida for seven years, our team has come together to help better serve you. Like a lot of businesses in this recession, we have struggled. However, we are strong, confident and moving forward. Starting with this issue, Home Renovation is now a quarterly magazine. We will now be publishing in December, March, June and September. We are also very excited about our premier online resource directory, www.homerenovationmag.com. We have put a lot of thought and work into the site to create Orlando’s only online resource for quality and trusted renovation companies. We are an online photo gallery. Flip through hundreds of completed, beautiful renovation projects and find new ideas for your home. Search Home Renovation Magazine’s Resource Directory to find pre-screened, licensed, insured, reviewed and rated local contractors. We created the directory to be an easy-to-use resource for finding the right company for your home improvement project. Connect online with Home Renovation Magazine. Start by clicking on one of the directory categories. Once you’re in, you can flip through the online portfolios of the best renovation companies in Orlando. Find their showrooms using our showroom locater, and research them by reading reviews from local Orlando residents. Our directory is the quickest and easiest way to match you with the perfect renovation company for your home. Our directory covers various aspects of your home: pools, cabinets, landscaping, kitchens, real estate, appliances, home theaters, just to name a few. Please just take a few minutes to check out this valuable resource. It will be the first and last place you will look before starting your perfect home renovation project. Home Renovation is also on Facebook and Twitter at http://twitter.com/Home_Renovation. Please ‘like’ and ‘follow’ us for the latest news from Orlando’s No. 1 renovation resource. Last, but not least, Home Renovation will be at two home shows at the Orange County Convention Center from Sept. 10-12 and Oct. 22-24 for some great renovation ideas and product knowledge. Please stop by and meet our great team and see what we, and our advertisers, have to offer and pick up some home show discounts from local renovation companies.

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addition to saving energy, there’s water conservation, as well as using sustainable and/or recycled materials. Let’s look at some selections. One of the primary products will be the cooking area cabinetry. This can be built with steel studs and tile backer board and then covered with a faux stone. Several stone manufacturers are using recycled materials in the mix of their stone. In addition, a few have selected environmntally-safer stains to finish and color their product. The steel framing and backer boards are available manufactured from recycled materials as well. The countertops can be ceramic or glass tiles made from recycled materials. Those who prefer stone look can choose U.S. manufactured concrete, quartz, glass and resin material for their countertops. Materials manufactured in this country have a smaller carbon footprint than products made overseas. For the decking, many paver manufacturers make their pavers using some recycled materials. There are also grass pavers, which are open like a honeycomb so they can be filled with grass or gravel. Another option is a pervious paver. These look like most pavers and come in all colors and many shapes. They have small bumps on the side that allow water to percolate through. To function properly, they need to be installed with deeper bedding materials to allow the water to have a holding area while it percolates back into the soil. Ceiling fans and misters in the lanai will keep people cool and if they’re comfortable outside they may run the AC less inside. Making the yard an attractive place to enjoy is a great pleasure for many. Why not select drought-tolerant plantings and flowers that require little or no irrigation? Most people like a fireplace in the home, but they are not green at all. Fireplaces can create a draft that draws conditioned indoor air out and allows outdoor unconditioned air to leak in. However, a fireplace outside can be enjoyed without negative air drafts in the home. Finally you should select Energy Star® appliances and water-saving faucets. Many families are building their homes smaller and enlarging their outdoor living areas as part of their home.

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WE ARE IN THE HOTTEST SUMMER ON RECORD in most of the United States, and Florida has it the worst. Each month, we open our utility bills, and we all vow to “add more insulation.” But think about that for a moment. What happened to the old insulation? Did it stop working, or wear out? Where did it go? Maybe it never even worked in the first place! Batt and blown insulations have low resistance to the transfer of heat, (R-values), and do nothing to stop hot, humid air from leaking into your home. R-Values alone won’t keep you cool in the summer. So, why would you add more of something that doesn’t even work? Maybe it’s time to change your thinking about insulation. Instead of adding more of the same, maybe we should change the way we insulate? At Tailored Foam of Florida, we have been changing the way people insulate their homes and offices since 1987. We can inject Core-Fill 500 masonry foam insulation directly into the concrete block walls of your home. This helps to eliminate the infiltration of hot air and the humidity that seeps in with it. Tailored Foam has a selection of spray foam products that can be sprayed directly onto the underside of your plywood roof deck, reducing those hot attic temperatures by 30-40%. This means your A/C ducts remain cooler, so your living areas receive cooler air with less wear and tear on your A/C system. Some of these products can even help prevent water and roof damage in the event of disaster. All of these products are permanent and never wear out. They never need to be replaced, refurbished or added to. Our sales and service personnel are trained in the building sciences that influence your indoor quality of life. We know how our products perform, and which ones work best for you. Your Tailored Foam consultant has the solutions. We can make your trips to the mailbox a lot less stressful each month. Many people are beginning to realize that in today’s uncertain real estate market, homes are becoming more difficult to sell, or even purchase. But with a few updates, their homes can be comfortable, healthy and more valuable. It’s up to you. Now is the time to invest. There are utility rebates, tax credits and other incentives to upgrade your insulation system. You’ll think of your Tailored Foam consultant as a super hero.

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Woman or man, young or old. Remodels, renovations and restorations can all be successful with good preparation, dedication and the support of a good guide. A great start for your renovation is the how-to book, Happy Renovating – From Victim To Victor. The book offers tips and tales for home and life improvement from a homeowner’s perspective. Happy Renovating’s support and ideas can help you: • Find and buy a house to renovate • Start the work Choose a house Establish authority Choose a real estate agent Manage workers Make an offer Get financing • Plan the renovation • Finish up the renovation Budget and schedule Make punch lists and payments Choose your construction team Recover losses Prepare contracts The book is available in paperback or ebook formats and can be purchased at Amazon.com HappyRenovating.com. Author Bio Leah Cole, PMP, is an experienced home renovator who has completed countless projects in the US and the UK over the last 20 years. Cole’s passion for renovation was inspired during childhood adventures carrying cinderblocks and finding unique building materials for her parent’s self-contracted house. At the age of twenty, she started renovating her own homes.

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Kitchen and Bath remodels are the two areas to renovate that will get you the most return for your investment. The kitchen has always been the hearth of the house; the bath is a space of sanctuary. Today, the trend is toward more modern materials and design. A modern room can easily be blended into almost any home, even ones that are not, by definition, modern. The use of subtle elements that reflect the established style of the house will tie the modern design together with the house. The contrast of the modern with the existing architecture can also be exciting and appropriate. Modern rooms are not cold and sterile, in fact, they can be very warm and inviting if you use the right colors and materials. The appeal of modern design is catching on and will continue to grow. There is a resurgence of mid-century modern design popping up all over the country. Appliances, lighting and plumbing fixtures are being designed with cleaner lines and modern materials. Tile and finishes are coming in a wider range of colors including more neutral colors, which will allow them to be more timeless in their appeal. In all these areas, the cost of quality modern design is coming down as well. As you consider a remodel of these spaces, it is worth considering a little space planning as well. Many of you that are considering a remodel may own a home that is from the mid-50s or 80s. The architecture of these homes easily transitionsinto a more modern design. Many of these homes are built such that relocating some interior walls is very cost-effective. This will open up new possibilities for how you use the room and allow your new room to breathe. As you consider your upcoming project don’t be afraid to see spaces in a new way. Be bold, adventuresome and create a space that speaks to you.

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AS WITH MANY OTHER HOME BUILDING materials, countertops have gone green and they are bringing serious style, function and durability into kitchens and baths. When shopping, remember that green doesn’t just mean what it’s made of. It also describes the special consideration that goes into the material, manufacturing, transport, installation, use/maintenance and even the end of its life. And if you start to feel like there is simply too much to think about − don’t fret! Even the experts understand that nearly all materials have some not-sogreen characteristics. Just make the choice that best suites you and your lifestyle. Here’s a sample of some rather impressive options, some of which you may know and some that might just surprise you: Concrete – A mixture of cement, aggregate (like sand) and water. It’s durable, easy to clean and recyclable. It does, however, require a sealant to protect it from stains. Laminate – Made from recycled plastic, nontoxic glues and a formaldehyde-free substrate. It’s easy to clean and stain-resistant, but it has low durability and is not recyclable after use. Stainless Steel – A highly durable material, easy to maintain, can be installed without using glue, and it’s recyclable. The downfall is that it scratches easily. Paper Composite – Made from paper and a resin binder, but you will want to look for low-VOC resin. It’s easy to maintain, is heat and impact-resistant and renewable. It can, however, be scratched and show stains. Recycled Plastic – Made from plastics that would normally end up in a landfill. It’s easy to clean and is surprisingly durable. However, it can scratch easily and cannot be recycled after use. Stone – A natural and incredibly durable choice, though it is best to look for it locally (meaning mined or quarried within 500 miles). It is not a renewable resource, but it offers everything you want in a reliable countertop surface. Terrazzo – An aggregate of glass, stone chips and a binder. It’s available in tiles or poured-in-place. It is highly durable, easy to clean and resistant to staining and burning. A good choice if you can get it locally. Ceramic & Porcelain Tiles – Made from clay, a finite resource. Avoid lead-based and radioactive glazes. Look for a high recycled content count. In addition to being durable, these have low VOC emissions. However, production energy and transport costs are high. Glass Tiles – Though they are better as a backsplash, glass tiles are available in near 100-percent recycled content. They’re also strong and offer unique aesthetic appeal. Wood (butcher block) – A natural and durable surface, but it should be FSC-certified, reclaimed or salvaged wood. It is recyclable, requires no glue for installation, and is obviously practical. However, it will require regular staining and sealing for protection.

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JIM SPENCE, FOUNDER OF SPENCE & VAUGHN, and PHIL JOHNSON, Certified Kitchen Designer, have spent the last 25 years working in the Central Florida Kitchen industry doing everything from finish carpentry, building cabinets, designing and installing kitchens, to managing and owning cabinet shops and kitchen showrooms. From entry-level homes to multi-million dollar custom homes, they have the expertise and the tools to take a project from conception to reality. Your project may be a simple makeover, where new cabinets and countertops are accented by tile backsplash and new appliances. Or, you may need a complete relocation of your current cabinetry as an addition to the existing structure. The amount of professional guidance, careful planning and attention to detail is what results in beautifully designed, functional kitchens and satisfied clients. To that end, once a month they offer a free educational seminar to anyone who is contemplating a remodeling project. In the downtown high-rise penthouse pictured above, the kitchen was completely closed to the rest of the floor plan and did not take advantage of their view of the Orlando skyline or the lakefront. The client wanted
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You can touch it, sit in it and test drive it. Kitchens are not as easy. By the time you test drive your new kitchen, it’s too late to change your mind. With such a significant investment, doesn’t it make sense to have every detail carefully considered? When clients hire the team at Spence & Vaughn, they are buying their ability to conceptualize and complete an intangible idea. This happens only through careful listening, detailed planning, and professional execution, which culminates in a kitchen that exceeds the client’s dreams and expectations. Like conductors of a symphony, Phil and Jim pull together elements of wood, finishes, paint and stone, tile, metal and glass, showcasing the design with a finishing touch of elegant lighting. The individual parts work in concert, combining beautiful details that culminate in a balanced harmonious design. In their free monthly remodeling seminars, they answer some basic questions such as how much should you invest and how long should a project take? They take an educational approach to informing consumers about the many choices available in flooring, cabinets, countertops, appliances, plumbing fixtures and lighting. With their tremendous span of experience, the team at Spence & Vaughn can easily explain the differences and values of each option, allowing you to map out the best path to reach your dream design at a price that makes sense. So, let’s get started on your project. Bring Spence & Vaughn your ideas and dreams, and they will provide unique design that is value driven.

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WHEN REMODELING your kitchen and bath, Spence and Vaughn (our front cover company), offers long-standing expertise in craftsmanship and design in the Central Florida area. Jim Spence, Phil Johnson, CKD, and Denice Johnson have been providing custom cabinetry and creative design for 25 years while working with the top builders, contractors and interior designers of Central Florida. Spence and Vaughn’s knowledge and experience in design, products and technology, and use of the best vendors in the industry help their clientele ease through the remodeling process seamlessly. They have received awards for top designs in kitchens, baths, entertainment centers and libraries from the HBA, the NKBA and contests among their peers; top publications have sought their advice for design ideas and remodeling expertise, because they apply the latest in state-of-the-art designs and products necessary for success. Jim Spence, founder of Spence and Vaughn, and Phil Johnson, CKD (Certified Kitchen Designer), found something in common when they joined forces creating beautiful kitchens and bathrooms; they believe they should work with their customers by helping them envision the perfect solution for their specific needs and then help them achieve their dreams at an affordable price. Clients who participate in their remodeling seminar, or visit their showroom will find all their concerns are addressed. Phil and Jim utilize an interview process with their clients to ensure the client’s goals of cost, timeliness of project, functional design, and details of cabinetry, tile, countertops and appliances that will specifically fit their client’s lifestyle for themselves and for their family. Jim and Phil often say “When a client tells us they ‘Love their kitchen’ that is the greatest success we can achieve.” For more information about Spence and Vaughn, Fine Kitchen & Bath, you can visit www. spenceandvaughn.com, call (407) 830-7770 or drop by their office at 9400 South US Highway 17-92 South Orlando Avenue, Suite 1016 Maitland, FL 32751.

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they’re new and shiny doesn’t mean they’re practical, or even necessary. Big appliances are useless if you don’t have the counter space to work with. When planning your kitchen, be sure to leave enough area for food preparation. If you have limited workspace, consider building your permanent appliances vertically. Put the microwave above the stove, and store more portable items, such as blenders, under the counter top. Also, keep in mind the size of the meals you will be preparing when deciding on appliances. A three-bedroom home will not need as large a refrigerator as one with five bedrooms. Home buyers like to see open spaces on the counters. It helps them visualize what their belongings will look like in your kitchen. While you may be a talented chef used to a high-tech kitchen, a room with wall-to-wall appliances and little else is intimidating to a more novice cook. Conservation is king The biggest trend in the past decade has been the green movement. If it uses water or electricity, someone has come up with a way for it to use less. Investing in these improvements can save you money both now and when you sell your home. Green appliances cost a little more initially, but the extra cost will be more than offset with savings on your utility bills. For example, according to the government’s Energy Star website, a high-efficiency dishwasher will save you $40 on your utility bill over the course of a year. The two rooms that use the most water (and sometimes even electricity) are the kitchen and bathroom. A house with green appliances and low-flow faucets and shower heads will impress potential buyers greatly. Transform your bathroom into a spa Too often, the main focus of a bathroom is its toilet or sink. It’s viewed as a utility room in which to carry out a hygienic routine, and not much else. Put the bath back in your bathroom with a whirlpool tub and you’ll be amazed at how much more relaxing the room becomes. A whirlpool tub is like a regular bathtub, but it shoots water and air out of jets in its sides. The jets can serve as a rejuvenating massage after a long day’s work and are more pleasant than even a warm shower. For that reason, whirlpool tubs are fast becoming a popular item for luxury bathroom renovations. A consumer reports survey in 2008 revealed that one in four high-end bathroom renovations included a whirlpool tub. Whirlpool tubs are still fairly new, though, which means that few houses will have them. A whirlpool tub is the perfect item to set your house apart from the rest in the eyes of buyers. In terms of added retail value, it might be the one renovation item that could pay for itself. The tub itself ranges from $1,000 to $5,000, but the positive reaction and good opinion of a potential buyer is priceless.

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WHEN REMODELING YOUR KITCHEN OR BATHROOM, you want to keep in mind how it will affect your home’s value for the future. According to a study done in 2009 by the National Association of Realtors, a newly-renovated kitchen will return up to 72% of its cost in added resale value to a home, and a bathroom remodel will bring back 71%. Home Renovation Magazine talked with several Orlando real estate agents and appraisers to determine how best to improve your house to get the best return on investment. Think open The kitchen is a natural gathering area. People congregate around food when they socialize, so naturally they would gravitate to where it comes from. The best thing to keep in mind when redoing a kitchen is to make it open and inviting. This means no narrow pathways or clutter. Also, be sure there are plenty of places for people to sit and lean while they enjoy their food. Consider adding a breakfast bar to your counter. This feature doubles as an informal eating space and an extra area for food preparation. It also provides extra storage space below the counter top. Between mealtimes, the bar can be a good place to organize papers, work or even just lean and talk. And for potential buyers, it’s the perfect place to sit and discuss the house. Work space over appliances Accessories for the kitchen abound. From breadboxes to spice racks to oversized industrial-strength toasters, you can find appliances of almost any sort and size. But just because

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YOUR GARAGE IS THE LAST THING YOU SEE when you leave your home, and the first sight when you return. A clean and well-organized garage puts you in a calm, serene mindset when you come home, but it takes a bit of effort and planning. The best way to organize a garage is a flexible system of grooved paneling, hooks, ceiling racks, shelves and cabinets. The key is adaptability. The items in your garage are going to change over time and so should your storage system. Try to avoid permanent fixtures that will become awkward and unusable in the future. Save some space for storage, though. In Florida, basements and attics are rare, and most homeowner’s associations disallow building sheds in backyards. Let’s face it, in Florida the garage is the catch-all room in your house. Think about what items you use often: lawn equipment, a workbench, vehicles, etc. These need a permanent space where they will always be readily accessible. Have a space on the floor for larger items that need to rest on the ground and put more seasonal items on shelves or hanging from hooks. When storing various objects, use containers that are clear so you can see what’s in them. Cabinets give you the ability to limit access to children from harmful chemicals or provide a great way of hiding items you don’t want to see.

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If clay or travertine pavers are out of your budget, it doesn’t mean the end of your 19th century cobblestone driveway dreams. Concrete pavers, with adaptable colors and shapes, can be made to mimic almost any look, whether you are going for a contemporary feel or upscale old-world elegance. The most popular concrete pavers are the Old Town series, which mimic that of cobblestone and give the home a rustic, antique feel rather than the standard concrete look. No matter which pavers you choose to embellish your courtyard, outdoor kitchen or pool deck, there is no doubt that custom pavers will give your home the appearance and appeal it deserves. If you are looking to install pavers at your home, please consider Construction Paver Services. Their office number is (386) 822-9210. To look at their services online, visit www.constructionandpaverservices.com. This editorial is sponsored by:

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THOUGH IT MAY SEEM ABUNDANT, water is a precious commodity. And when it comes to kitchens and baths, it’s obviously an essential resource. Toilets, showers and faucets represent twothirds of all indoor water use. These are two areas of the home where vast amounts of it literally wash down the drain. So whether you want a quick fix, or if you’d like to delve deeper into the world of water conservation, there is a water-saving solution to suit you. Get your feet wet: Start with the basics. Installing Energy Star® appliances in the kitchen drastically reduces water consumption in your home. The easily recognizable blue star label guarantees your appliance is 10-15 percent more efficient than standard models. Dive in: If there are just two of you, or you live alone, consider the increasingly popular dishwasher drawer. It is a deep drawer that is installed just like a dishwasher, but takes up less space. Of course, it also uses a lot less water and energy. Get your feet wet: Chose faucets with aerators. These work by injecting air bubbles into the water stream to achieve the same pressure with less volume. Aerators are inexpensive, easily installed, and can reduce water use at a faucet by as much as 60 percent. A 2.5 gallon-per-minute aerator will work great in the kitchen. Dive in: Another effective tool for faucets is a recirculation pump. It keeps hot water at the tap, saving hundreds of gallons per year by eliminating the need to run the tap while waiting for the water to get hot. Get your feet wet: In the bathroom, water conservation begins with the basics again. Your toilet could be the main culprit, robbing you of valuable gallons every year. Older toilet models installed from 1980 to 1993 can use anywhere from 3.5 to s7 gallons of water per

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LOOKING FOR A WAY TO SPRUCE UP YOUR BATH without spending a lot of cash? Whether you’re on a budget or just trying to delay that major renovation, these nifty projects are just what the doctor ordered. The experts at the DIY Network share 10 transformational tricks every homeowner should know. 1. Install a textured privacy wall This one’s easy and cheap. For less than $100, you can solve that awkward bathroom half-wall privacy issue. Just pick up a large piece of Plexiglas at your local home improvement store. Cut it to fit your opening and sand it a bit to roughen up the surface, giving it a textured look. Now hang it using your choice of hardware. 2. Add wainscoting Check with your local flooring providers for leftover tongue and groove flooring in need of a second life. Cut it to your desired height and install. Each piece should slide right into place with the tongue and groove system. Add a simple chair rail, a baseboard, paint and it’s done. Coming in at as little as $75, this is one small job that packs a big punch. 3. Explore the “floating” floor If you have an unsightly tile floor in need of cover-up, there is an easy solution. Place an underlay over your existing tile floor, then lay down your desired choice of new flooring directly on top of the old. Once all the pieces are snug, secure it with a polystyrene baseboard and some shoe molding for a fantastic finish. 4. Decorate with a daring wall panel To achieve the ultimate modern makeover, consider using resin panels as a truly unique vanity wall − or as a statement-making shower door. These panels are constructed of interesting and creative materials sandwiched between layers of poured resin. 5. Give your pocket door a facelift

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Truthfully, pocket doors are a style symbol of the 70s and 80s. By simply adding a glazed glass insert, you can zap it straight into a more modern age. Save some dough by carefully removing the trim for reuse. 6. Take down that wall Some renovations aren’t as much about style, as they are about space. If you’re searching for a solution to a cramped bathroom, it might be time to bring down a wall. 7. Insert an art-glass partition A glass patrician is another great way to cure a lack of space and light. Once you have eliminated the existing wall, consider installing a decorative etched-glass partition to enhance your individual style and provide the illusion of more space. 8. Experiment with accent paint Painting is one job many homeowners may not feel comfortable doing themselves, especially when it comes to painting accent lines. But if you can find a wide-angle laser level, you can paint just like the pros. First, decide on a color scheme. Then use the level to mark the height of each stripe on the wall. 9. Discover “fool-the-eye” flooring If you’re searching for natural floor that appears to be much more expensive than it truly is, you may want to try this creative solution – a vinyl floor that passes for authentic sisal. Check your local flooring providers for this and other frugal alternatives to costly flooring. 10. Replace old fixtures Almost nothing can make your space look outdated and old fashioned like a set of worn-out fixtures. With the help of your local home improvement store, you can replace the rather drab with something a bit more fab. Style and function are not lacking in any of today’s designs. So once you’ve chosen a style you like, you’ll be well on your way to a much more attractive bath.

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