When it comes to home renovations, it can be challenging to know how to pick a good contractor, where to focus your budget, and what you may need to compromise on. Join Precision Renovations founder Ronnie Warren as he shares his knowledge and expertise in the area of home renovations.

Well, how much is your house worth? How can you be sure? And what updates should you make in the name of adding value?

If you’re worried you’re falling behind on home maintenance, are unsure of what to expect of a home inspection, or simply want to know what common issues to watch out for, tune in for my conversation with Mike and Derek.

The basics of plants, with local plant expert Lindsay Ryan of Plant and See Nursery.

How to pick stone for your kitchen, bathroom, and floor.

A conversation with Mortgage Expert Jae Goess.

“You either embrace the weather or you suffer miserably through it. You have to have the right setup at home and then you can actually enjoy the season instead of resisting it.”

Shop with discernment and invest where it counts - don’t compromise on quality when it matters most, invest in the items that are regular touchpoints.

“There is such a gap between the architect the builder and the homeowner. If I wasn't in my business I don't think I could have done what I did.” - Jennifer Vreeland McDermott of JV Design Style

Maybe I’m romanticizing old homes too much, but I think one of the reasons old houses have so much charm and character is because somebody took the time to care about them and design them with the intention of being good design.

The Lived in Podcast Goes on Spring Break!

From enhancing curb appeal to strategic staging and expert negotiation, discover the steps needed to maximize your home's selling potential.

How do you design for kids? Is there a right or a wrong approach?

The internet has made us all kind of design sheep. We are victims of algorithms and advertising unless we consciously choose not to be.

Price, conditon, location.

Is design as superficial as many people think it is? What makes it important, and how does that inform the design of a home?

New Year, same home, but better.

You should always buy quality furniture. It’s just better for your finances to buy once vs buying and then needing to replace. That said, I think some things matter more than others. I wouldn’t say I really have rules about when to buy quality vs when to not, but I think there are some things you should trend toward if possible.