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As we enter a new decade in 2020, one common new year’s resolution among homeowners is to concentrate on ways to improve the home. Even if you’re not completely ready for a full renovation, now's a great time to think about upgrades and replacements that will raise the value of your home.

The snow may have fallen, but that doesn’t mean your chance to install a replacement shower  has passed! Here at Your Home Improvement Company, we believe in providing exceptional bathroom renovations to Minnesota residents year-round—even in the winter!

The decision to remodel your Minneapolis bathroom can be daunting with numerous factors to consider—from determining the scope of your project to figuring out how long you will be without a functional bathroom.

There are many benefits that can be achieved through the installation of a new door. Aside from the polished look of a new door that can instantly transform a home, many economic benefits can be achieved.

One of the greatest benefits of being a homeowner is the freedom you have in choosing your own home décor. Everything from the style of your front door to the layout of your bathroom can be decided and accomplished through home remodeling projects that you’re ultimately in charge of.

With the cold and dreariness of winter gone, many homeowners in the Midwest are gearing up to freshen up their homes. If you’re considering home improvements this spring but aren’t quite sure what to do, we’ve listed our three favorite projects below.

When homeowners know it’s time to replace their siding, they will have several decisions to make. One of the first is the type of siding to install. While siding has a major impact on a home’s curb appeal, there is much more than style to consider when choosing your siding.

At Your Home Improvement Company, we’re dedicated to making our clients’ home remodeling dreams come true—a goal that starts with us helping each family make the best individual choice for their next project.

You know the delightful scene: A woman sits in a rocking chair sipping tea while watching the snow fall through a frosted window.