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The dog days of summer are the perfect time to remake your living space into the comfortable retreat you've always wanted. We at John Rogers Renovations can make those refreshing thoughts a reality. In this month's edition of our newsletter, find out how green remodeling practices can save you a cool 30 percent in energy costs and contribute to a healthier environment. Renovating an older home can be tricky and our article on lead paint removal is a must read for owners of homes built before 1978. And finally, learn about the luxurious transformation of a master suite delighting the couple with the serenity and tranquility they were looking for. Call John Rogers and let us introduce you to the wonderful choices waiting for you.
New Article ArrowGreen Remodeling
Green RemodelingGreen remodeling is a conscious decision to use sustainable building materials in an ecological and efficient manner. Homeowners can achieve energy savings of 30% or more when implementing green building products into their projects. And this decision is not, an all or nothing proposition. Implementing just a few green remodeling practices into your home renovation will make a lasting impression on your wallet as well as your health.

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New Article Arrow Lead Paint Removal
Paint RemovalWhen renovating an older home, complications can arise if lead paint is present. If you're considering remodeling your home and it was built before 1978, it may contain lead paint and should be tested. If lead paint is found, new Federal laws require the work be done by a lead certified professional where more than 6 sq. ft. of interior space or 20 sq. ft. of exterior space is disturbed.

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New Article Arrow A Master Suite Makeover
Featured Project Standing at the door looking into their cramped, dark bedroom and small bathroom, homeowners Bill and Suzanne wondered if they would ever get the peaceful retreat they desired. The couple wanted to encompass both living spaces into the master suite they always dreamed of enjoying.

They met with designer Meriwether McAdams in the fall of 2009 and discussed the couple's wishes for an open and airy space with more light. The homeowners also wanted a larger dressing area with his and her walk-in-closets. But top on their wish list was a new master bathroom that would create an elegant spa like environment.

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Thanks for taking the time to read this newsletter. As always if you have a question regarding any remodeling project, large or small, don't hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,
 
John Rogers

John Rogers
John Rogers Renovations