When it comes to protecting your home, most people think about the roof, windows, or insulation. But as Levi Stearns, general contractor and host of The Restoration Report, points out in Episode 18, one of the most overlooked elements is what’s happening underground—your drainage and septic systems. In this episode,
Experiencing damage to your home—whether from water intrusion, fire, or something covered by insurance—isn’t something you plan for. But when it happens, you need solid guidance, someone you can trust, and a partner who actually understands what you’re going through. That’s where choosing the right insurance restoration contractor really matters. The right insurance restoration experts can make all the difference. With
Spring and summer are the most popular seasons for home remodeling, especially in areas like Edmonds, Bellevue, Everett, Seattle, Marysville, and the surrounding locations. Everyone waits for warm weather and long daylight hours to start their projects. But experienced homeowners have figured something out that might surprise you: winter could actually be the smartest time to
Walk into most bathrooms and you’ll see the same story—fixtures that were installed back when people still used DVDs, a layout that makes getting ready feel like an obstacle, and that one design choice that makes you wonder what the previous homeowner was thinking. Homeowners in the Greater Seattle Area
You can instantly tell when you walk into a house that’s been remodeled with sustainability in mind. The air quality is better, the temperature doesn’t swing wildly, and the whole space just feels more comfortable to be in. That’s what sustainable home remodeling actually accomplishes—it’s not just updating how your
In Episode 12 of The Restoration Report, Levi Stearns of Core Contractors sits down with Matt Layson of CalRose Insurance for a candid conversation that every homeowner, contractor, and business owner should hear. The episode dives deep into what makes insurance work—or fail—when disaster strikes, and why having the right
