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Nobody likes being stuck at home, potentially out of work. While most people are trying to stay positive during the novel coronavirus outbreak and worldwide lockdown situation, most of us can’t help but to think to the future. Fortunately for homeowners, your favorite general contractors in Hawthorne NJ are still open for business! This gives you plenty of time to start planning your summer contracting projects. Read on to start fantasizing about your new style today with our favorite ideas for a household project!
Beautify Your Outdoor Space for Comfortable Social Distancing
Even after the pandemic has calmed, most experts in medicine and public health suggest that people continue to adopt some practices such as social distancing. If your home is beautiful on the inside, but bare on the outside, you may want to revitalize your outdoor spaces for spring and summer social distancing! Expert landscape construction by RFC Excavation can be the beginning of the process to transform your backyard into a beautiful garden for entertainment.
Masonry: Attractive, Easy to Sanitize
Some popular outdoor materials such as wood and plastics can hold onto viruses and other contaminants for days, and are difficult to sanitize. Many of today’s savvy homeowners are turning to classic, sturdy, attractive masonry instead! The best masonry contractors in Hawthorne NJ know how beautiful these features can be. These surfaces can be sanitized more easily and create an upscale look for your home.
Manage the Moisture
In addition to beautification projects, you may recall that NJ tends to get plenty of rain during the spring and summer months! Make sure your outdoor parties don’t have to be cancelled due to a flood and let your local Hawthorne general contracting team waterproof your home and address any drainage issues. We carefully plan and attend to detail so you can trust your dry spaces will stay dry.
Ready to start your household remodel or construction plan today? Most general contractors in NJ are still open and able to plan and coordinate current or future work during the pandemic. Protect yourself and your home this season!