At Sweeney Design Remodel, we believe that creating a safe, comfortable living space goes hand in hand with aesthetic appeal. In honor of National Safety Month, we've outlined some practical ways to bolster your home's safety, especially in kitchens and bathrooms. In addition, we explore universal design principles and aging-in-place techniques to ensure your remodel looks fantastic and serves as a safe place for your entire household.

This Fitchburg homeowner was ready to renew the look of this late 1990s traditional 2-story home with updated exterior finishes, which included dormers, a brick fireplace wall, and vinyl siding.

The project started with the installation of a new Tyveck house wrap and LP® SmartSide® engineered wood trim and siding. We removed a second-floor deck and repaired the wall sheathing.

When Shanon and Thomas Wenisch moved into their Madison home in 2019, a kitchen remodel was a top priority. The space had poor flow and, at 30-plus years old, was dated. The couple worked alongside Linda Sweeney, co-owner of Sweeney Design Remodel, to evaluate the primary issues and develop distinctive solutions.

Witness the impressive outcome and gain insights from the homeowner regarding how they achieved their beautiful, cohesive living space.

At Sweeney, we place great importance on continuous education. Recently, our dedicated team members actively engaged in a comprehensive UDC Contractor Continuing Education Training program that emphasizes residential permitting and uniform dwelling codes. And, our carpenter, Ryan Whitting, became a certified lead carpenter. Congrats Ryan!

This commitment allows us to stay up to date with the latest industry standards and regulations, ensuring that we provide the highest level of expertise and service to our valued clients.