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Hoboken, NJ 07030
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Our Unique 5-Step Remodeling Process
It all begins with a conversation and it ends when you are happy with the completed project. We stand behind our work with a - labor and the quick responsiveness and accessibility of our staff.WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE “CONTRACT” IN GENERAL CONTRACTING
Having a clear, comprehensive contract with your general contractor is one of the most important aspects of a successful home remodeling or renovation project. It can make all the difference between a project you’ll be pleased with for years to come, or one that turns into an expensive headache. A contract protects you, your budget,…



Initial Conversation and Free Consultation
my-home-tape-measureMany companies charge you for the initial consultation. At MyHome, we see this as the beginning of our relationship. Whether you know what you want or you’re still thinking it through, our Remodeling Consultants will meet with you in your apartment or at our Showroom, and talk you through the process.

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he remodeling process is a lengthy one, which requires a lot of attention to detail. You can’t avoid problems along the way but you can certainly minimize the hardships involved with your home improvement project. We have compiled a series of 10 questions to ask your contractor / remodeling company before making the crucial decision if to hire them or not. Click here and read them very carefully.

For those of you who are thinking about a do-it-yourself project, we’ve gone ahead and compiled a list of the advantages and disadvantages when comparing a do-it-yourself project to hiring a contractor / remodeling company. This will ultimately help you make the right decision regarding your home improvement project.Painting
my-home-paintingThe simplest and most cost effective way to transform your home is through an interior painting project. Interior painting allows you to make over a single room or your entire house and can substantially increase your home’s value, especially if your current paint is scuffed or marred or if the colors are alternately garish or drab. Further, if you’re selling your home, a complete paint job in bright, neutral tones makes it easier for prospective buyers to envision the space as their own, thus increasing your chances of selling.

While MyHome specializes in removing the headache of painting your interiors yourself to free up your busy schedule, for those who do choose to personally undertake an interior painting renovation, the savings can be significant. The process can also be so remarkably time-consuming that it may take several weekends and evenings to complete. And since poor preparation for interior painting can result in sloppily covered walls that will need to be repainted much sooner than expected, rushing any step along the way isn’t a good idea. So for many in New York City, working with an all-in-one renovation team like MyHome is just common sense. MyHome’s team—from our Consultants who help select your paint colors, sheens, faux painting techniques and paint brands to our highly skilled teams of painters—ensures your project will be completed professionally, on time, and on budget.

For our kitchen renovation, in early fall 2013, we hired Osman construction. We chose them because the price seemed fair after some comparison with other quotes.
The project was supposed to last two, two and a half week. Week 1 went rather well, demolition and getting the cabinets ready. Things got bad as soon as the floor got installed. The tiles were layered unevenly; they had a lot of lippage. We thought that when they would finish with the grout the defaults will disappear, or at least by eased, but no. The contractor should have spaced each tile by one third of their length, as per recommended by the tiles shop but only spread them by half. Once the job was done and we complained about it his response was that it was the look of the tiles, he did installed the same tiles for another client and they looked the same… so he knew he couldn’t do it but didn’t say a thing until it was done.
Backsplash also has some flaws, which lead us to conclude that tile’s are not one of the contractor’s areas of expertise.
The next big mistake was made when installing the counter top, we chose butcher block’s countertop. A basic carpenters rule was overlooked, measure 2 and 3 times cut once. The contractor miscalculated a beam in the kitchen and cut the butcher block only to find afterwards that it didn’t fit. He couldn’t find another option to make it work. We wanted a seamless countertop and had boards long enough to cover what we wanted plus some change. Good thing we had 2 boards but still we needed a seam somewhere to make it work and we had to come up with the solution.
I guess the worst thing for us was not only that the job didn’t meet our expectations it was also that no matter what it was the fault of the materials, when we challenged him the response was always related to that how it’s supposed to be or the type of material used, etc… It was never because of technique used or human error which can always happen but not admitting it was really unprofessional.
There were certainly some lessons learned out of our 1st kitchen renovation experience with Osman Contractor. To list major ones that will make your life easier and obtain your dream kitchen:
• Before signing contract, list absolutely every last action that will be completed. No job should be assumed that is part of a kitchen renovation. You’ll never hear the end of ‘this is extra…’ and there goes the budget
• Personally buy and inventory all materials to be used. We thought it made sense to allow the ‘expert’ complete, the downside is that the receipts never stop coming. Left over materials that clearly were not fully used we never saw again. Stuff that was supposedly bought for the project appears with receipt dates days after installation (never got a satisfactory answer from Osman on this one)
In summary, plan ahead, document every last detail and have some clauses on quality against finishes that do not meet standards. This contractor and quality finishes are non compatible.
Good luck!

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