New Jersey Home Remodeling Project

Are you thinking about a New Jersey home remodeling project? To make your home remodel stand out, we will discuss some finish trim techniques to include on your Major Home Remodel.

Planning ahead as your home remodeling project is being built will save you tons of grief. Often times, my customers know exactly how they want their homes finished look to be. Other times, customers can’t envision what the finished home remodel will look like. After the build is complete, the last thing a homeowner wants to say is ” we should have done this differently”. Here we will discuss some ideas regarding finish trim techniques to apply to your home remodeling project.

Mouldings – Home Remodeling Project

Incorporating additional moulding packages into your home remodeling project is a no brainer. Why are contractors still installing the basic door/window and base trim. It makes no sense. You can make your home shine simply by installing larger mouldings. These larger mouldings will replace the old style smaller trim. Installing a 6″ base trim instead of a 3 1/4″ traditional style base makes each and every room start to stand out. The detail throughout increases.

( Above you can see the advanced trim Packages installed by Pangione Developers Inc. Here you can see custom made archway wraps )

Crown Moulding

If some portion of your home remodeling project doesn’t include crown moulding, you are missing out. Start with a 4 1/2″ decorative crown moulding. The very least, install this in your entryway and main hall. There is a richness about the finish look. Yet, some contractors won’t install the crown mouldings. If the installer isn’t experienced, it can be very time consuming. However the complements you will receive will be endless.

Wall Boxes – Wainscoting

As you enter your front door, you look up towards the 2nd floor. Tell me that this wall box – wainscoting with chair rail package doesn’t look amazing.

If you received a Basic Bid Proposal from Pangione Developers Inc stating the inclusion of our Bonus Trim Package, all of the above trim techniques are included in one form or another.

Below is a 10′ Master Tray Ceiling. You can see the trim detail that we created for this young family to enjoy. We have double rows of crown moulding. In the center we installed double 1 5/8″ trim outlining the tray.

Oversizing the staircase posts. Here we install a custom staircase entry. The wood work was stained to match the flooring. These posts are 8″ square. Typically you will see 4″ posts.

Applying these tips to your home remodeling project will make your home really stand out. If you have any questions about our “Bonus Trim Package”, contact Dave.

About the author:

David Pangione is a 3^rd generation builder. David grew up in a family of 4 boys during the 70’s, Dave says “ mom would ship me off to work with dad as early as 5 years old. I grew up on job sites with dad as he built thousands of homes in the tri state area. It is during these years that I learned building inside and out.”

Over the years David has built an amazing reputation having formed Pangione Developers in 2000 specifically for those families interested in Entire Home Remodeling. Specifically home addition and add a level packages.

David also hosts a video channel on youtube featuring over 900 Major Home Remodeling Videos all filmed on location in New Jersey.

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New Jersey Home Remodeling Project – Finish items to include on every Home Remodel