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Contact Nancy Comenitz Real Estate

If you have any questions or need more detailed information, please feel free to contact me via phone at 617.232.4186 or fill out the form to let us know how we can help with your real estate needs.

Office Location 77 Pond Avenue,
Brookline, MA
Phone: (617) 232-4186
Fax: (617) 232-7954

       Home Improvement and Renovation

Whether you are just moving into your first home or have lived in your home for ffifteen
years there comes a time where a repair is needed, or you have decided to finally
renovate
that old kitchen. You will find tips on handling a project, hiring a contractor
and how much gain you should receive from the project when you sell your home.



http://www.hometime.com/Howto/projectlist.htm

To achieve professionally looking results from home improvement projects. We teach
everything from landscaping, painting, kitchen facelifts,to managing new construction
and major additions to older homes.

 

10 Easy Projects to Renew Your Kitchen   (click on article)
Easy ideas for renewing your kitchen on a slim budget  

 

http://www.hometips.com/
One stop resource for expert help with home improvements, remodeling houses,
decorating, tips for buying appliances and other home repair products.


 

http://www.hgtv.com/kitchens/index.html
Your ultimate destination for all things related to kitchen design and decor, renovation
and remodeling, appliances and products.
     

 

Quartz: a countertop surface that rocks
Engineered quartz is a nice alternative to granite

                                                                

New Kitchen and Bath Products       (click on article)            

  

 New 2009 Kitchen Hot List
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Click on the link below to open the video.
 http://kitchenbathideas.com/bettertv/?cid=507869917&lid=24595375001&tid=28646196001&ordersrc=rafbettertv 

 
 
 
 The Best New Ranges
 By: Jennifer Brite
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 double oven from ge

Two Ovens in One Range

Double oven ranges are especially helpful for large holiday meals, but also solve everyday problems                like cooking a main dish and side or dessert at the same time. This model from GE Profile has a                  2.2-cubic-foot upper oven and a 4.4-cubic-foot lower oven and self-cleaning oven racks. About $1,549, GE

 
 
 The Latest in Kitchen Appliances

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Appliances in all the colors of the rainbow greeted us at the  International Builders’ Show—
apparently stainless steel, so recently edgy, is on its way out. We also saw green (figuratively)
options, with appliances touting their Energy Star badges and claiming water-saving steam as
the new way to clean. Balancing all that eco-talk was the 50-amp TurboChef, which makes no                     apologies, it just makes dinner—fast—behind an oven door in any color you can imagine.

Roasting 12-pound turkeys in 42 minutes and chocolate souffles in 3 has left the Turbo Chef
team plenty  of time to expand its color options. The $6,000 supersonic convection cooker
currently comes in seven colors, but this year they plan to expand their line to over 200
custom hues. The  crowd munching on lamb chops at the booth (inset) seemed plenty
pleased with what was going on inside the ovens, too.
 
 
 
2009-2010 Remodeling Cost vs Value
 
Boston

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 Click the logo to read this years report
The annual report by Hanley-Woods for Remodeling Magazine compares the relationship between
the remodeling cost and resale value for 33 popular remodeling projects.

 
 
 
10 Big-Impact, Low-Cost Remodeling Projects

 

as recommended by the 2009-2010 cost vs. value report.

 
 
 
 
                      This next section focuses on contractors and building tips:
                                            Click on the titles to view the articles.
 
 

How to Hire a Contractor
by Don Vandervort of Hometips and Dani Arthur of Banrate.com
I converged three articles into one article: Tips on Hiring a Contractor, Choosing the Right Contractor,            and Hiring a General Contractor.

 

Handling Problems with Contractors
by Don  Vandervort of Hometips
How to handle a problem you are having with your contractor- the different options and agencies
you can go to for support.

 

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