Marmoleum flooring has been around for some time now and although it's not new, I still love to talk about it. Marmoleum is a linseed oil based product that comes in either sheets or a click system. There are so many colors and patterns ranging from neutral beige to bold oranges. The flooring is also very durable and comes with a 25 yr warranty. For more information click HERE.
Frosted Glass sliding doors.
Bowl sink with glass tile back splash.
Stone inlay in shower.
For over 25 years, Henderer Design + Build has provided quality remodeling and construction to the Willamette Valley. What began as a small handyman business has blossomed into a nationally recognized, award-winning design + build firm.
Over the years, our office has expanded and our projects have become larger, but we've never lost sight of the dream that inspired this company over 15 years ago. As we continue to look forward with innovation and creativity, we will always rest firmly on the foundation that built Henderer Design + Build.
Our skilled craftsmen are always available to assist you with small or large repairs and can even take over a project that you don't want to finish yourself. Let us make your life easier- call today to learn how we can help!
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Award recognizes nation's best remodeling firms
Corvallis, OR., May 15, 2009 (Press Release)—Dave Henderer & Chuck Henderer
of Henderer Design + Build, the Corvallis, Oregon firm specializing in design/build
remodeling and additions, has been named to Remodeling magazine's annual Big50
List. "We are honored to join the industry's best as a member of the 2009
Big50," says Dave Henderer, co-founder of the Corvallis-based firm.
"This important acknowledgment by Remodeling Magazine results from the
talent, hard work, and dedication of every member of the Henderer Design +
Build team."
For the 23rd consecutive year, we are pleased to announce the newest members of
the Big 50, an elite group of remodeling
professionals whose exemplary business practices, management skills, community
service, and craftsmanship distinguish them from their competitors and elevate
the stature of the profession overall.
The Big50 selection process has become increasingly rigorous in recent years, and the result, we believe, is one of the strongest classes to date. This year’s inductees are not all “big” by any stretch — the honor is bestowed on companies of all sizes — but they all stood up to detailed examination of their businesses’ financial performance, and they all demonstrated an admirably deft ability to restructure, retrench, and flat-out hustle to remain viable in an extremely difficult economic climate.
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Happy New Year,
In the current economic times, I'm often confronted with the question of whether or not it makes sense to remodel or add onto one's home. With all the doom and gloom in the news every day, would it not make more sense to sock your money away in an IRA or money market account than to spend it on remodeling your bathroom, kitchen, or some other home improvement project? Maybe, maybe not. Lets put a slightly different spin on things and see what makes sense to you:
1. Right now, your dollar goes farther than it will in 2 or 5 years. While remodeling a bathroom now (in the range of $20k for an average bathroom to $50k or more for a master bathroom remodel) may seem a bit pricey, we were doing those same project for $12k and $40k a few years ago. Project this same trend out a few years and you'll wish you had done those projects "back in 2009". With demand for materials lower than it has been in years, manufacturers prices are also down as they work to reduce inventory, further reducing the cost of your project.
2. You can get the project done soon. Let's face it, work has slowed down for many of us in the industry. While we all like to claim that we're swamped, the reality is that the amount of work out there has slimmed down, translating into more contractors being available for your project.
3. You can enjoy the results. Assuming that you're not doing the project for a quick sale, you can live in an upgraded home for many years to come, not only realizing the increase in home value, but also the added comfort and convenience of the newly remodeled or added space.
4. Money is cheap. I'm not a big advocate for going into debt, but if you are planning on borrowing money for your home, now may be the best time in a long time to do just that. Interest rates are historically low, making home improvement projects even more affordable.
If all this isn't enough to make you want to remodel, consider that in the past year, traditional investments have shrunk by nearly 40%. While it is true that home values have gone down (around 6-10% in our area I believe), home improvement projects continue to add value (monetarily) to homes, as well as improving one's personal level of comfort in the home.
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This past weekend several Henderer Design + Build staff took part in OSU's homecoming parade. This was a lot of fun for some of our kids to take part in this and for us parents to enjoy watching.
That's Chuck Henderer driving his restored '53 Willy's jeep.
Ted's daughter Kalynn in the foreground;
my daughter Olivia in the back.
"When is this going to start!?"
Dave's son Caleb, Ted's son Ben, Dave's daughter Olivia, Lainey's daughter
Jozelyn, Dave's daughter Rylee, and Jozelyn's friend Rosie.
