Here are some facts about Allrite Home and Remodeling to consider:

• Our Experience: There is no substitution for experience.We have generations of skill and knowledge behind us. Our staff are masters in their fields and receive continual training to stay on top of the latest in the industry.
• We Are Easy to Talk To: We make every effort to insure that what you are looking for is what you receive, We are are readily available to answer any questions or concerns that you may have throughout the project and informing you every step of the way.
• Ethical Standards of Business: As 2010 BBB Torch Award Winners, we hold ourselves to the highest standard of business ethics when dealing not only with our clients, but suppliers and everyone involved in your project. Our staff is completely professional.
• Timely: When you hire Allrite Home and Remodeling, you can expect that your project will be our main priority. We treat your home as we would our own and finish each job as quickly as possible.
• Allrite Quality: We do not skip corners, and all of our products are purchased from reliable companies and manufacturers. We stand behind every job.
• Innovative: Just because a product worked well 30 years ago does not mean this is what is best on the market now. Allrite Home and Remodeling strives to stay on top of the latest in innovation in the housing industry. Currently, Allrite is one of only two siding installers in the State of Wisconsin certified and trained on Fiberglass Siding.

In The News- Feb 12, 2012 Fox6

MILWAUKEE — Remodeling your home can feel like a never-ending project and can be stressful! Many wonder where to begin, and how much it’ll all cost, and others need help coming up with a design. This weekend, those hoping to find some answers and ideas filled the Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park for the 2012 Milwaukee NARI Home Improvement Show.

A home is one of the biggest investments most people will make in their lives, and the idea of home ownership has changed in recent years. “People are staying home. They’re not selling their houses. They’re saying ‘okay, let’s make this a comfortable place,’” garden expert Liz Friemoth said.

Experts at the 50th annual NARI Home Improvement Show spent the weekend giving advice on how to make your house a home. When it comes to the exterior of your home, Randy Miller from Alright Home and Remodeling says a good tip is starting with the roof, and working your way down to the siding and windows. “Taking care of the top and making sure that’s not going to end up having leaking problems, and then you can completely seal it up, and finish up with the siding and caulk,” Miller said.

A common theme at this year’s NARI Home Improvement Show was less maintenance – whether you’re interested in replacing your kitchen countertops: “If you’re looking for a beautiful, almost an art piece, you might go with a piece of granite or marble,” Or – remodeling your bathroom: “We are going to much smaller soaking tubs, bubble massage with a larger luxury shower with maybe some specialty sprays,” Nicki Losinski with Bella Kitchen and Bath said. Some are getting rid of their bath tubs altogether, as people are busier and don’t necessarily have time to take baths.

The NARI Home Improvement Show even offered tips for redesigning your garden. “Some of the smaller fruited shrubs are really healthy for you and good for the birds, so even if you don’t eat it, it’s good for the birds,” Friemoth said.

Nicki Losinski from Bella Kitchen and Bath says: don’t get too caught up in finding the right finish for your wooden cabinets and floors. “You can have the old oak floors that you refinish. They look gorgeous brand-new, and you can pair it with maple or cherry, different wood species,” Losinski said.

Experts say they can provide tips, but the bottom line is: how much are you willing/able to spend to make that dream home a reality.