Remodeling

  • 20
    Feb

    How Renovating Your Townhome May Be Easier Than You Think

    For many townhome owners, the thought of renovation can feel overwhelming. Concerns about limited space, shared walls, and HOA regulations often hold people back from creating the home of their dreams. However, with the right expertise and a carefully crafted plan, renovating your townhome is not only possible—it’s easier than you think.  At Glickman Design […]

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  • Roofing and Attic Options
    13
    Feb

    Raising the Roof: Exploring Roofing and Attic Options with Glickman Design Build

    When it comes to home renovations, the roof and attic are often overlooked—but they are critical components of your home’s structure, functionality, and aesthetics. Whether you’re looking to enhance curb appeal, improve energy efficiency, or maximize usable space, roofing and attic upgrades are some of the smartest investments you can make.  At Glickman Design Build, […]

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  • Remodeling Services
    06
    Jan

    Starting the New Year Right With Glickman

    As we turn the page and welcome a new year, many of us are inspired to make meaningful changes in our lives. For some, that means refreshing living spaces to better suit evolving needs, tastes, and lifestyles. If you’ve been dreaming of transforming your home into a place that truly reflects who you are and […]

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  • Driveway Expansion
    20
    Dec

    Driveway Expansion: Enhancing Space, Functionality, and Curb Appeal with Glickman Design Build

    Your driveway is one of the most essential yet often overlooked features of your home’s exterior. It serves as a functional space for parking, an entry point to your property, and a significant contributor to your home’s curb appeal. Over time, however, you may find that your existing driveway no longer meets your needs. Perhaps […]

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  • home renovation demolition
    27
    Sep

    What To Do If Your Home Renovations Require Demolition

    Home renovations are exciting, but sometimes, they require more than just a fresh coat of paint or new flooring. In some cases, a portion of your home needs to come down before the new one can go up, which means demolition might be in your renovation plan.  Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen, expanding your living […]

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  • Basement Remodel
    06
    Sep

    From Drab to Fab: Updating Your Basement

    When you think of your basement, what comes to mind? A dark, dusty, and underutilized space? Or it’s just a place for storing holiday decorations and forgotten items. Well, it’s time to change that perception! Your basement has the potential to be so much more—a versatile, functional, and even luxurious part of your home. You […]

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  • construction material selection
    06
    Aug

    Why Construction Material Selections Matter: Insights from Glickman Design Build

    When planning a home renovation or new construction project, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is selecting the right materials. The materials you choose will not only affect the aesthetics of your space but also its durability, energy efficiency, and environmental impact.  At Glickman Design Build, we understand the significance of these choices, […]

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  • Open Floor Plan
    23
    Aug

    Open Floor Plan Vs. Closed Floor Plan

    One of the biggest debates in home design right now is open vs. closed floor plans. Although open concepts have been wildly popular, closed spaces are actually making a comeback. So, how do you choose what’s right for you? At Glickman Design Build, we have over 40 years of experience and can help you find […]

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  • Accessibilty in house remodeling
    09
    Oct

    The Future of Inclusive Design

    GRAY talks to three pioneering individuals who are changing both the way we approach design and who can approach it. Portraits by Nate Watters LAST FEBRUARY, I TOOK A TUMBLE WHILE SKIING AND TORE A MUSCLE IN MY LEFT CALF. It wasn’t anything major, but it put me on crutches for a few days. In an […]

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  • Multigenerational Living
    10
    Jul

    An Old Idea Is New Again: In-law Multigenerational Living

    It’s called In-Law Multigenerational Living. Before World War II it was the way Americans lived. According to Census records in 1940, about one-quarter of the U.S. population lived with three or more generations in one home. After WWII everything changed. American families lived under one roof, with parents and their young children. Suburban living was […]

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