What type of builder contractor do you need?
A modern building requires the expertise of dozens of different contractors to see it through to completion, at REMCON Design-Build we effectively coordinate all the activities of different trades.
Taking the Kitchen Outdoors With a Home Addition
This home addition is perfect for cooking and entertaining right in the middle of your guests, you know everyone in San Diego enjoys the outdoors.
Light it Up! Lighting Options in Home Design
The right lighting sets the tone for a room. In fact, lighting can be the unsung hero in your San Diego home design—taking any room from average to amazing! We’ve all been there. You’re standing in a space captivated by the look and feel of the room and can’t quite figure out why. Well, consider this: It may be
4 Home Design Projects Every Empty Nester Should Consider
You’ve been waiting for this moment for years! Now the last of the kids are out the door, and you’re free to make your home the showplace you’ve dreamed about. While some may feel a bit guilty, it’s perfectly normal for empty nesters to begin prioritizing their own needs again. Looking around your home, you may wonder just where
Meeting With a Remodeling Contractor? Use These 4 Tips
Whether you’ve lived in your home for years or recently moved into a new home, there are often things you want to change. But what do you need to know before meeting with a remodeling contractor? This is an exciting time—and the possibilities are endless. So what’s your first step? We have four tips to help you prepare before
6 Home Remodeling Updates That’ll Help Your Home Age With You
When the time comes, you may be more than ready to retire. But is your home ready? If you plan to keep and enjoy your current home throughout your retirement, consider speaking with a home remodeling expert like Remcon Design Build for some suggestions. There are some important changes and upgrades that can prepare your home for the future
Need Extra Space or Extra Income? Consider a Granny Flat
Years ago, it was quite common for grandparents to live in the same home with a young family (cue The Waltons, where three generations lived in the same household during the Great Depression). Today, many families are looking to build an inexpensive rental property on their own existing lot for added income—and a granny flat might be the perfect solution.