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Designing a small bathroom doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or style. With the right layout, modern upgrades, and space-saving choices, you can create a functional, beautiful bathroom that feels larger than it is. Swap the Tub for a Walk-In Shower.

At ProEdge Remodeling, we’ve seen firsthand how the right windows can truly transform a home—  enhancing not only its appearance but also its comfort and energy efficiency.

If you're planning your next exterior home project, there’s one trend dominating in 2025: black and dark grey features. Based on our experience, more and more homeowners are choosing bold, modern contrasts to boost curb appeal and increase property value.

1. How do I know if my roof needs replacement in New York or New England's climate?  New York and New England's harsh weather conditions can cause your roof to break down faster due to exposure to wind and weather.

Replacing your home’s windows is a big decision—and naturally, you’ve got questions. From costs and timelines to energy savings and style choices, we’re here to clear things up.

There’s nothing better than a summer BBQ with friends, family, and that perfect golden-hour lighting. But before the first burger hits the grill, your outdoor space might need a little refresh. Don’t worry—no major renovation needed.

You may have a lot of questions when it comes to remodeling your bathroom: Who should you hire? What’s the process like? How do you choose the right materials and layout? What’s the real cost, and what’s covered under warranty?

Summer and fall storms can arrive fast and hit hard—bringing high winds, heavy rain, and even hail. Your roof is your home’s first line of defense. Is it ready?

When you want to improve your home's curb appeal and performance, a good place to start is with the windows. However, if you want to achieve the best results, you should work with a reputable local window installation company.

Do you have old home windows? Are they starting to show signs of wear and tear? If so, you may be wondering whether you need replacement windows or if you can get by with the existing ones for a few more years. After all, replacing the windows is a big investment.