Instead, rely on tried-and-true choices to ensure your remodel stands the test of time. Homeowners opt for warm wood cabinetry or quartz countertops for a reason – these materials provide enduring beauty and durability.

Most importantly, your design choices should reflect your style and provide the best function for your unique space. That’s a decision you’ll never regret. 

If you’re looking for inspiration for your next remodel, consider these top features homeowners turn to again and again.

Wood Cabinetry

Cabinetry in warm wood tones never goes out of style. Homeowners most frequently ask us for hickory cabinets in an English walnut stain. This look provides instant warmth and color in both kitchens and bathrooms. 

When it comes to cabinet style, homeowners still gravitate toward shaker or slab cabinet door fronts. Shaker-style cabinets provide a timeless texture, while slab or flat-panel cabinet doors look sleek and modern.

Color Drenching

Color drenching involves painting all the surfaces in a room – walls, trim, and ceiling – the same color. This simple technique helps a room look more cohesive and spacious. 

Color drenching also creates a big visual impact. Depending on the color and finish you choose, you can make the room feel light and airy, sophisticated and elegant, or dark and moody. 

Quartzite/Quartz Countertops

Quartzite and quartz continue to be top countertop material choices. Quartzite is a natural, metamorphic rock, while quartz is a man-made, engineered stone. It’s not hard to see why most homeowners opt for these materials, as they offer long-lasting elegance.

Both quartzite and quartz are durable and resist stains and scratches, making these beautiful and sensible choices for kitchens and other heavy-use areas.

Brushed Brass Fixtures

With the overuse of black fixtures in new construction, many homeowners choose brushed brass finishes in bathroom or kitchen remodel. The brushed metal not only has an ageless look but is also easy to clean. 

Another fixture design option mixes metal types in the same space, combining brushed brass with either polished chrome or nickel. This creates visual interest and gives the room a layered look.

Neutral Wall Colors

A neutral paint color for walls and trim accommodates a wide variety of design styles. We see homeowners choosing neutral colors in eggshell or matte paint sheens, which deliver soft, even color tones and hide wall imperfections.

Neutrals make small spaces appear larger, which is why 61% of experts recommend using warm neutrals like beiges and whites, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. It also provides a flexible backdrop for incorporating stylish accessories or displaying artwork.

Stone-Look Tile

Porcelain tile that looks like natural stone is a go-to choice for homeowners renovating bathrooms, since it conveys a high-end look at a reasonable price point.

Using tile that looks like marble or other natural stone is a practical selection, as it’s resistant to scratches and withstands heavy use. It’s also nonporous, doesn’t require sealing, and is easier to clean. Considering it’s an affordable option, it’s no wonder this remains a popular preference with homeowners.

If it’s time to create your own timeless space, the construction and design professionals at Central Construction Group are here to help. Call us at (317) 213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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Depending on the improvement project, homeowners can reduce the energy usage in their home by as much as 50%, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. That adds up to significant energy savings, and if the project qualifies for a tax credit, you could save even more.

If you prioritize projects that increase your home’s value, more than half of real estate professionals say highlighting sustainable features adds to home value, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. 

Not sure where to start? Consider one (or more) of these energy-efficient projects in your next remodel.

Window and Door Replacement

New exterior doors and windows not only improve the look of your home, but also cut down on energy loss. Replacing drafty windows with Energy Star-certified windows lowers energy bills by an average of 12 percent. Other benefits of replacing old with new include longer-lasting materials, noise reduction, and accessible designs for easier window cleaning.

Energy-Saving Appliances

Choosing high-end appliances that also save on energy costs is a smart move for kitchen or laundry room remodels. Energy-efficient refrigerators save on cooling costs, while efficient dishwashers reduce water usage. Consider premium-yet-efficient stove and oven options, such as induction cooktops or convection ovens. For the laundry room, energy-saving washers and dryers improve performance and offer more load options.

Water-Saving Fixtures

Make a statement with kitchen or bathroom fixtures that reduce water consumption yet still provide optimal performance. These fixtures can be found in almost any style, from traditional two-handle faucets to modern, high-arc faucets. In the kitchen, handy features such as a pull-out sprayer or flexible spray modes help you target tasks and reduce water waste.

Sealing and Insulation

While reducing air leaks and adding attic insulation may not be the first thing you’d think of during a remodel, it makes a huge impact in your home (and utility bills). Simply sealing cracks to reduce drafts can result in 30% in annual energy savings. Insulation lowers heating and cooling costs and ensures your home stays cool in summer and warm in winter.

Eco-Friendly Materials

Choose materials with a high style factor and low environmental impact. Consider bamboo, concrete alternatives, or cork for flooring. For other style choices, you may want to opt for recycled steel or glass, or use unique, salvaged items. Sustainable options reduce environmental impact, provide durability, and make a design statement.

LED Lighting

Swap out dated lighting with LED lighting, which uses 75% less energy and lasts 25 times longer than incandescent lighting. The choices are limitless, from sleek recessed lighting to attention-grabbing chandeliers. Many LED lights offer dimmable options, providing flexibility in work or entertaining spaces. Pair this lighting with smart technology for automation and even greater energy savings.

If it’s time to remodel, Central Construction Group is ready to help you find the best solutions for your budget. Call us at (317) 213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram for a free, no-obligation consultation.

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Creating multipurpose rooms helps you get the most out of your space while providing flexibility for the future. This no-rules approach places function as top priority, and results in an individualistic design that meets your specific needs.

If you want more out of your home remodel but aren’t sure where to start, consider these combination room ideas that help you utilize every square inch.

Kitchen + Lounge

Your kitchen already is the heart of your home, so why not make it more comfortable? Built-in seating with cozy cushions provides the perfect place to relax with coffee and orange juice in the morning or craft beer and wine in the evening. If you’ve got the space, consider a full-blown seating area that’s perfect for entertaining with couches, chairs, and side tables. 

Dining Room + Office

If you walk by your dining room more than using it, consider placing a home office in this flex space. By adding tall cabinets or bookcases, you can create a seamless desk nook that blends in with the surroundings. Or, transform one wall into a student workstation with built-in cabinets and a slim table. Fold-up desktops or sliding cabinet doors can easily hide laptops and paperwork for a clean look. Other great office combo options include using a bedroom with a hideaway Murphy bed, spare room, or even the kitchen.

Laundry + Pet Utility Room

Keep clutter under control with a laundry room that doubles as a pet utility room. A laundry room is the ideal space to add a pet washing station, whether it’s a built-in sink or tiled shower nook. It’s also a great place for pet feeding stations or pet storage. For cat owners, a built-in cabinet with an opening for litter boxes keeps a messy necessity out of sight. 

Guest Bedroom + Hobby Area

If your guest room doesn’t get much use, consider transforming this space for your favorite activities. This could include a fitness or meditation area, music room, craft space, or even just a relaxing spot to stream your favorite shows. Consider space-saving tricks, such as day beds, guest beds that fold against the wall, or drop-down tabletops. Screens or bookcases work to divide the area so you can maximize this dual-use room.

Family Room + Playroom

Whether you have kids in your home full-time or help out on the weekends, it can be a challenge finding places to store toys, games, and other accessories. A family room provides the ideal spot for central storage. Contain the clutter with built-ins, cabinets, or bookcases with pull-out baskets. Use rugs to divide the space and add seating with window seats or a kid-sized table and chairs. Designing with the same style and colors ensures a cohesive look while providing a fun place to lounge and play.

If you’re ready to reinvent your space, give Central Construction Group a call. We’re here to help you create a comprehensive plan within your budget. Call us at (317) 213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram for a free, no-obligation

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Renovating or remodeling key areas in a home improves accessibility for aging family members and helps them remain independent for as long as possible – whether they live in their own home or in a multigenerational household.

As more people realize the need for features that support independent aging, it’s not surprising that 73% of industry leaders say requests for aging-in-place features have increased during the last five years, according to the National Association of Home Builders. Another bonus? Thoughtful modifications improve your property value, too.

Consider these renovation ideas to create a functional space for aging family members.

Walk-In Shower

A curbless shower eliminates dangerous slips and falls. It also provides more space for necessary accessories like built-in shower seats or foldable benches, which seamlessly blend in with your bathroom design.

Install grab bars for safety and consider handheld shower heads for additional flexibility. Other bathroom renovation ideas included nonslip flooring, raised toilets with grab bars, and pull-out cabinet shelves for convenient storage.

Accessible Sinks

Install a floating vanity or accessible sink to make bathrooms and kitchens easy to use for those in wheelchairs. Typically, these are installed at a lower height. Other considerations include a shallow sink and an easy-to-use faucet, such as a touchless faucet, extended lever handles, or a hands-free pedal faucet.

Kitchen Improvements

Kitchen upgrades that improve accessibility also work to increase storage. Install pull-out shelves to easily locate appliances or dishes. Consider smart storage options like rotating or slide-out corner shelves to make the most of hard-to-reach places. Other kitchen considerations include installing appliances, such as microwaves, at a lower level.

Wider Doorways

Those using walkers and wheelchairs benefit from wider doorways and hallways. Homeowners may want to consider altering the layout if their home has stairways, narrow hallways, or sharp turns into rooms. Swapping out round doorknobs with a lever-style handle improves accessibility. Eliminate entryway steps or provide an alternate entry to promote safety when coming and going.

Upgrade Lighting

Upgrade lighting in every room to improve task lighting and increase safety. Undercabinet task lighting and additional wall or overhead lighting improves visibility. Those using wheelchairs may prefer light switches at a lower height. Consider replacing traditional light switches with easier-to-use rocker switches or motion sensor light switches that automatically turn on and off.

Smart Home Devices

Keep your loved ones safe with smart home devices that provide security and ease daily tasks. A security system ensures safety with cameras, smart locks, and remote monitoring. To help aging family members with limited mobility, smart thermostats, lighting, or motorized window shades automate home comforts. Voice-enabled appliances provide hands-free control over laundry and kitchen appliances, or smaller appliances like coffeemakers and televisions.

If you’re ready for a thoughtful, comprehensive plan that fits your unique needs, Central Construction Group offers free, no-obligation consultations so you can find the best solution for your budget. Call us at (317) 213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.

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Converting extra space into an in-law suite or Airbnb rental can put money back in your pocket while giving your home more flexibility and functionality.

Many homeowners today turn to short-term rentals to offset their mortgage or create passive income. And if you have aging parents, adult children, or frequent guests, an in-law suite offers privacy and comfort for everyone. Even better? A well-planned conversion often boosts your property value.

You don’t have to convert unused space just for rentals or guests—you can do it for yourself, too. Homeowners often come to us looking for ways to make their homes more functional. In 2024, we worked with an Indianapolis couple to turn an empty room in a 1940s Butler-Tarkington home into the bathroom of their dreams.

Spaces that Make the Best Conversions

Every home is unique, but the following spaces offer prime opportunity:

• Garages: Whether attached or detached, garages are prime spots for stand-alone suites with separate entrances.
• Basements: With the right finishing touches, a basement can become a fully equipped apartment.
• Attics or Lofts: Perfect for cozy rentals or private guest quarters.
• Outbuildings: Sheds, pool houses, or workshops can easily transform into small but stylish living spaces.

Design Considerations for Unused Spaces

You want to create a space that feels private, comfortable, and functional. Most homeowners start by making sure the new space has its own entrance, which gives both you and your guests a sense of independence. 

From there, the details make all the difference. A kitchenette or compact full kitchen lets visitors cook their own meals, while a well-designed bathroom with a walk-in shower adds convenience and accessibility.

Ready to transform your home? Turn your dreams into a functional and stylish reality. CCG provides free, no-obligation consultations. From design conception to estimates and production, our team of pros looks forward to creating your perfect space. Call us at (317) 213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.

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Sprucing up your home’s exterior can be as simple as a fresh coat of paint and new house numbers, or a bona fide construction project adding a swing-worthy porch or spacious garage. 

Homeowners also benefit from a high cost recovery for many outdoor projects, with an estimated 100% cost recovery for an outdoor kitchen and 95% for a new patio, according to a Remodeling Impact Report from the National Association of REALTORS® Research Group. 

If you’re looking to improve curb appeal and transform your outside space, consider these top outdoor projects.

Entryway Refresh

Create an eye-catching entryway to banish the blahs. This could be anything from a new front door with modern lighting and tall planters to a completely remodeled entrance. 

A newly designed portico or overhang blends your home’s entryway with the rest of the house, while protecting your doorway from the elements. Adding a front porch changes the whole look of your home and provides a welcoming place to sit and hang out awhile.

A flagstone or concrete walkway ups the curb appeal by providing landscaping space and a pleasing design all the way to your front door.

Patio Space

Summertime is synonymous with BBQ and cold drinks. Add a new patio with seating or cooking areas to create a friendly and functional outdoor space.

A back patio allows you to build a private retreat with comfortable benches and a fire pit, or maybe you’re looking for a high-tech outdoor kitchen and entertaining area. 

Whatever your style, a patio extends your living space into the outdoors so you can enjoy the summer days to the fullest. 

Facade Updates

Refresh your home’s exterior with a coat of paint, new siding, or other facade elements to create a new look that’s sure to turn heads.

An updated exterior keeps your home good as new and gives your home an entirely different look without a full-scale renovation. Even simple swaps like a new style of shutters (or none at all) reflects your tastes and ups the curb appeal.

Garage Addition

If you need more space, a garage that complements the style of your home may be just the answer. And it doesn’t have to be just a garage, either. Consider a structure that performs double duty, whether it’s a workshop, hobby area, or additional patio and grill-out space.

A garage addition, even if it’s simply for extra storage, provides a splash of curb appeal that also adds value to your home.

Backyard Structures

Enhance your property with a gazebo, pergola, or shed for work or play. Outdoor structures convert a ho-hum area into a destination spot, maximizing your outside space.

These structures can extend your patio area or provide private seating for a beautifully landscaped view. Outdoor structures also provide functional areas for summer activities like swimming, outdoor sports, or yard maintenance.

Ready to turn up your home’s curb appeal? Here at Central Construction Group, we’ll listen to your ideas and review your space with you in a free, no-obligation consultation. Call us at 317-213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.

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Adding a Bathroom

A new bathroom not only offers a good ROI (32%-35%, according to the Journal of Light Construction Cost vs. Value report), it also provides a return on happiness. A Remodeling Impact Report shows 82% of homeowners have a greater desire to be home after a bathroom addition, and 44% have an increased sense of enjoyment when they are home.

Dreaming of radiant floor heating, a walk-in shower, or a soaker tub? Gain inspiration from our bathroom projects showcase.

Closet Renovation

There’s just too much closet space, said no one, ever. Give yourself a closet that would make Carrie Bradshaw proud. The Remodeling Impact Report gives closet renovations a perfect joy score of 10, with 79% of respondents having a greater desire to be home since completing the project, and 61% having an increased sense of enjoyment while home. 

A closet refresh can be as simple as adding an organization system to something as involved as a complete remodel with custom cabinetry, integrated lighting, and even a seating area.

New Front Door

Want to make a change that you notice as soon as you pull into the driveway? Increase curb appeal and energy efficiency with a new front door. It’s a relatively simple project with a big impact — up to a 188% ROI, according to the Journal of Light Construction report.

New front door options include steel doors for durability and security, fiberglass doors for low maintenance and energy efficiency, and classic wood doors for timeless charm. A steel door garners the greatest ROI.

Finishing the Basement

If you’re sitting on (literally) an unfinished basement, your home has so much untapped potential. Through a basement finishing project, you can add usable square footage to utilize as a playroom, additional bedroom, that second bathroom, and more. 

The Remodeling Impact Report shows an 86% ROI and 9.7 joy score for converting a basement to livable space. Check out our project showcase for finished basement inspiration.

Adding a Home Office

In 2025, working at the dining room table is out, and cozy, organized home offices are in. Remote or hybrid work isn’t going anywhere, and if you haven’t upgraded your home to create a private workspace yet, then the time is now. Whether in the finished basement, a spare bedroom, or a converted nook, a home office can enhance productivity and work-life balance.

Consider built-in desks and shelves for organization, ergonomic furniture for comfort, and soundproofing to minimize distractions. Incorporate good lighting to boost focus. 

Ready to make one of these projects a reality in 2025? Make your home resolutions come true with Central Construction Group. Contact us today to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation. Call 317-213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.

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When to make the remodeling leap is harder to determine. The short answer is sooner, rather than later. Few house problems get better with time. Renovation projects typically take three to 12 months to nail down the design process, get estimates, pull permits, wait out weather and supply-chain delays, and complete the construction. 

Protect your investment by doing your homework and starting early to ensure you won’t have to rush decisions, cut corners, or settle for in-stock design options. 

Tackling multiple projects at once offers some advantages, like paying some costs only once, managing the household disruption in one shot, and achieving a cohesive design. On the other hand, tackling one project at a time means longer construction times, and costs can change over a longer period of time. 

An experienced, full-service renovation company with designers on staff, like Central Construction Group (CCG), can help you make those decisions. Meanwhile, here are some signs you’re ready to remodel.

You Know Whether You’re Staying or Moving

Renovating for resale is different from renovating for your own lifestyle. You make different design decisions when your goal is to maximize the return on investment. For instance, it’s not wise to spring for items that don’t increase your home value, like a whirlpool tub or designer tile, if you aren’t going to enjoy them yourself. Your money is better spent in places that will boost home value, like kitchens, bathrooms, and additions.

But if you plan to stay in the house long-term (say, more than five years), it makes sense to prioritize your wish-list items regardless of their ROI potential. Go ahead and turn that fourth bedroom into a home gym if it makes you happy.

You Know What You Want

A designer can help you decide the best way to use your space. You don’t need to create the exact visual in your head—it’s a tall ask for the average person to visualize every detail of a fabulous, functional layout. That’s what professionals are for!

However, you should have a strong idea of what you want in general. Does your family need better areas to spend time together, or do they need their own spaces? Does someone want a home office? Do you value outdoor living? Your renovation should start with communicating clear goals to your designer or contractor.

Financing Is Lined Up

A well-thought plan is the most important part of a successful renovation—one that delivers what you want with the least amount of stress. And a good plan relies on a realistic budget, including a contingency of 15% to 30% for unforeseen costs.

Without a handle on the budget, it’s hard to navigate the many decisions you’ll make during a renovation. If the project hits a snag, you’ll need to know whether you’ll be happier spending more for what you envisioned or altering the design to stay on budget. 

The House Is Deteriorating

Be wary of putting off leaks, crumbling structures, and water damage. Deterioration can multiply and lead to a more expensive repair, not to mention safety issues. If a repair involves getting into the walls or other major structural work, consider it an opportunity to address layout or cosmetic issues, too.

Don’t be embarrassed by a DIY project gone wrong. It’s gratifying to dabble in home improvement! Rest assured, you won’t be the first person your contractor has rescued. According to the National Association of Home Builders, 30% of remodeling jobs are repairs to a DIY fiasco.

Renovate the Right Way with CCG

A successful renovation happens at the right time for your family, maximizes your financial resources, and results in a space you’ll love for many years to come. Contact Central Construction Group to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation and tap into our extensive experience to decide if the time is right to renovate. Call 317-213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook or Instagram.

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Kohler exemplified the rule and debuted its Heritage Color Campaign — featuring its most beloved, archived colors of Spring Green and Peachblow — during this year’s Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) in Las Vegas. More than 40,000 people and 500 exhibitors attended the multi-day event. 

Central Construction Group, a premiere Indianapolis home remodeler, noticed the return of retro colors, along with design elements from decades gone by (think gently curved, pastel-colored soaker tubs and large, wall-mounted sinks with intricate leg details). Along those same lines, vintage-inspired appliances made a comeback and exude nostalgic charm. 

Warm Up with Natural Materials 

The popularity of cool colors is fading. Instead, homeowners and design experts are drawn to warm colors and natural, earthy materials. Stone tiles in a variety of colors and patterns, especially those with “pop out” veins, create luxurious detail that make any room feel elegant and classy. Visible stone veins are a bold choice for countertops and flooring. 

Gold metals paired with shades of black (onyx, ebony and charcoal) create stark contrast and interesting visual appeal. Graphite nickel, in particular, makes a room feel edgy and unique. 

Other natural materials gaining design traction include textured stone, ribbed wood, and concrete.

Live Well, Be Well 

Wellness was a recurring theme at this year’s KBIS show as the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way many people think about their overall health and wellbeing. To create a healthier home, some manufacturers are now producing touchless bathroom fixtures (faucets, light switches, etc.) coated with antimicrobial finishes. 

Steam power is also being touted as a wellness approach. For those who enjoy high-tech amenities to create a spa-like atmosphere, some showers are now equipped with steam sensors that allow for adjustable temperature and pressure, along with aromatherapy. 

Best of Show

KBIS named many award winners, including gold standards for both kitchens and bathrooms.  

One such winner was a concealed kitchen sink, hidden by built-in cutting boards. The unique design can be installed in both undermount or drop-in style sinks. Other popular kitchen features include concealed sinks with built-in colanders, roller mats, and basket strainers. Best of all, these quirky sinks are designed to last. They won’t crack, chip, scratch or discolor. 

If you feel inspired to incorporate any of these design trends in your own home, call CCG today to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation. Design experts can lead you through the process, start to finish. For more information, contact CCG online or call 317-213-6246 to start planning your future home remodeling project.

Photo caption: Back by popular demand, Kohler debuted its Peachblow bathtub and Spring Green retro bathroom sink at the 2023 Kitchen & Industry Show. (Photo courtesy of Formica.com)

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If the thought of sorting and purging every cabinet and closet is too overwhelming, create a plan to tackle one room at a time. Focus on an item’s purpose, or the last time you actually used it.

Design experts at Central Construction Group, a premier Indianapolis home remodeler, love the clean, minimalist style. While this concept isn’t for everyone, these professional tips can give your space a refresh just in time for spring.

Corral Kitchen Clutter

Start with kitchen cabinets and drawers. Sort items into three piles: keep, donate and sell. Toss mis-matched containers, promotional cups and tattered dishtowels. Set aside seldomly used small appliances and barely used cookware. Sure, that Instant Pot might have seemed like a savvy purchase, but when was the last time you used it?

What about plates and cutlery? If you don’t entertain or feed large groups on a regular basis, consider downsizing to only one place setting per member of the household.

Invest in under-the-counter storage, like sliding bins, to easily access cleaners, sponges and trash bags. Purge expired spices, seasonings and other dry goods. A small spice rack or transparent containers might free up cabinet space and help organize the pantry. 

While you’re at it, sweep out the crumbs and wipe down the counters.

Bare Bones Bathroom

Strip your bathroom to essentials only. Open the linen closet. Purge towels, wash clothes and sheets that have seen better days. Fold haphazardly tossed items. Sort lotions, body sprays and other personal care products. Throw away empty bottles, old loofahs and anything damaged or moldy.

If bath toys dominate the tub, consider mesh, suction-cup storage, so toys can drip dry without someone slipping. A simple basket might be a good place to keep extra toilet paper rolls.

Check ceilings and windows for leaks or moisture build-up.

Liven Up the Living Room

Purge and organize items such as blankets, pillows and movies. With so many streaming services available, do you need to keep that DVD or VHS tape? Furniture with built-in storage, like opening ottomans, are a great place to store and conceal things like remotes and video game equipment.

Dust cabinets, coffee tables and bookcases. Take a few minutes to review book titles. If you’re running out of space, donate old titles you don’t plan to re-read. Libraries often accept gently used books. Teachers or a daycare center might also appreciate book donations.

Build Minimalist Momentum 

Once you’ve decided what to give away or sell, take action. Don’t let the spoils of decluttering sit around. Get rid of unwanted items while your energy is still fresh. If you need help, ask a friend or family member. Many thrift stores and other donation centers offer free pick up for larger-ticket items like furniture and appliances.

And if a spring home renovation is the next item on your to-list, call Central Construction Group to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation. Call 317-213-6246 or connect with us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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