Brusco Design & Renovation Providence Rhode Island RI -- kitchens, bathrooms, lofts, custom cabinets, home theaters, walk-in closets, media rooms, general contractor

A couple hours could save you a lot of time, aggravation and money!

"I've owned property for 43 years... I wish I had known this stuff a long time ago." -- P.H., Cranston
"I've hired contractors in the past; I guess I was just lucky." -- B.D., Coventry

Everyone has a remodeling horror story – the contractor who never showed up, the one who did then did a lousy job, the missed deadlines, the cost overruns, the wrong color on the wall. Trust us when we say this is not a cable TV 30-minute project.

Your home is your most treasured investment. Let's face it, it’s difficult to sell your home in this market, so you may not be buying a new one either. And bankers aren't lending as freely as they used to.

Renovating is the best way to improve your home and to add more useful living space – a new kitchen for meal preparation and entertaining, a media room to watch the latest movies, or a master bath to soak away the stress of the workweek in your hot tub. But where to begin?!

Come to our informative, valuable and at times entertaining seminar on how to ensure your renovation project is a success. Don't be one of those cocktail party horror stories; come and learn.

Created by Sam Brusco of Brusco Design & Renovation and Joe Cracco of Modern Yankee Builders with the cooperation of the RI Contractors’ Registration & Licensing Board, the Cranston and Providence Building Departments, and the Rhode Island Department of Health

How to Avoid a Renovation Horror a.k.a. Remodel Your Home Without Going Crazy or Broke
created by two general contractors with the cooperation of the RI Contractors Registration Board, the Cranston and Providence building departments, and the Rhode Island Department of Health Topics include:
How a remodel can help your home’s marketability Acting as your own General Contractor: Pros & Cons Selecting a Contractor (or tradespersons) The contract(s) How to resolve issues that may arise		Documenting your wants and needs Drawings Zoning, permits, and inspections What to expect during a renovation How to keep the dust out of your life, literally
A couple hours could save you a lot of time, aggravation and money! "I've owned property for 43 years... I wish I had known this stuff a long time ago." -- P.H., Cranston "I've hired contractors in the past; I guess I was just lucky." -- B.D., Coventry Everyone has a remodeling horror story – the contractor who never showed up, the one who did then did a lousy job, the missed deadlines, the cost overruns, the wrong color on the wall. Trust us when we say this is not a cable TV 30-minute project. Your home is your most treasured investment. Let's face it, it’s difficult to sell your home in this market, so you may not be buying a new one either. And bankers aren't lending as freely as they used to. Renovating is the best way to improve your home and to add more useful living space – a new kitchen for meal preparation and entertaining, a media room to watch the latest movies, or a master bath to soak away the stress of the workweek in your hot tub. But where to begin?! Come to our informative, valuable and at times entertaining seminar on how to ensure your renovation project is a success. Don't be one of those cocktail party horror stories; come and learn. Created by Sam Brusco of Brusco Design & Renovation and Joe Cracco of Modern Yankee Builders with the cooperation of the RI Contractors’ Registration & Licensing Board, the Cranston and Providence Building Departments, and the Rhode Island Department of Health
	Learning Connection Providence, RI Monday, August 4, 2008 click here to register
To find out about other upcoming dates, please call us at 401-632-0765 or send us an email at infoBruscoDesign.com Future seminars: "Staying in Your Own Home after 65" maintaining a safe, active and independent lifestyle How can you (or your parents) afford to make modifications to your family's home on a fixed income? Read this article from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). A New Kind of Loan: In Reverse