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How to Prepare Your Deck or Patio for Fall?
As summer fades and crisp fall air sets in, it’s the perfect time to prep your deck or patio. 🍂 Sweep away leaves, check for wear, and add cozy touches like rugs or a fire pit to make your outdoor space safe, inviting, and ready for autumn gatherings!
Should You Hire a Builder to “Weather In” Your Home or Addition?
Thinking about a home addition or new build? At Matthew 6 Construction, we offer flexible options to match your vision and budget. From full turnkey projects to “weathered-in” shells with foundation, framing, roofing, windows, doors, and siding in place, we’ll guide you every step of the way, so you can finish at your own pace or let us handle it all.
Standard vs. Custom: What Should You Choose When Building a Home?
Building a custom home means deciding where to stick with standard and where to splurge. At Matthew 6 Construction, we help you strike the right balance, guiding every choice so your home reflects your vision while staying on budget. From dependable finishes to luxury upgrades, we make building smart simple from the start.
What Does It Really Cost to Build a New Home in 2025?
Curious what it actually costs to build a custom home today? Spoiler: it’s not just about square footage. In this blog, we break down the latest findings from the NAHB’s 2024 Cost of Constructing a Home study, and share our take as custom builders in the field. Learn where the money really goes, why price-per-square-foot estimates fall short, and how to plan wisely for your future home.
Post-Winter Cleanup: Getting Your Home Ready for Spring
As winter fades and spring arrives, it’s the ideal time to get your home ready for warmer days. Beyond the usual spring cleaning, be sure to check for any construction or maintenance issues that may have been overlooked during the colder months.
A Fresh Look and Better Efficiency: Why You Should Upgrade Your Windows and Doors
Upgrading your doors and windows boosts energy efficiency, security, and curb appeal. Energy-efficient windows lower utility costs, while modern doors add style and protection, making it a smart investment for comfort and long-term value.
Interior Design Trends for 2025: What to Expect
Stay ahead with the top interior design trends for 2025! This year is all about bold colors, sustainable materials, and multifunctional spaces that bring style and purpose together. Whether you’re refreshing a single room or planning a full home makeover, discover the key design elements shaping 2025, and get inspired with ideas that balance modern aesthetics, comfort, and functionality.
Top 5 Countertop Materials: Discover the Best Fit for Your Space
Choosing the right countertop material can transform the look and function of your kitchen or bathroom. From sleek granite to versatile quartz, each material has its unique advantages. In our guide, we break down the top 5 countertop options, helping you find the perfect match for your style, budget, and lifestyle. Whether you're renovating or building new, discover which material will best elevate your space and stand the test of time.
Is Finishing Your Basement a Budget-Friendly Alternative to an Addition?
Want more living space without the high cost of an addition? Finishing your basement is a smart, budget-friendly way to maximize the home you already have. By transforming unused square footage, you can save on big construction expenses like foundation work and permits, while gaining room for whatever you need most. From extra bedrooms and home offices to playrooms and entertainment spaces, a finished basement adds comfort, functionality, and lasting value to your home!
Aging in Place: Enhancing Your Home for Comfort and Safety
As we get older, many of us want to stay in the place we know best, our own home. This idea, called “aging in place,” is about holding on to comfort, independence, and the familiar spaces we love. With a few thoughtful updates, especially in areas like bathrooms, doors, flooring, and even decks, your home can continue to support you for years to come.