Attic hideaway

Have you ever considered converting your attic into a functional space? Attic conversions are a great way to add value and square footage to your home. The cost of an attic conversion, however, can vary greatly depending on the size of your attic, the materials used, and the type of conversion you want. On our blog, we break down the costs of finishing our unfinished attic.

This post may contain affiliate links. Click {{HERE}} for full disclosure. If you have followed me very long, you would know I keep a lot of things stored up in the attic. To get into the attic is a pull-down attic ladder, since I retract the ladder several times a day, I have gone through two

Here's an amazing collection of secret hideaway spaces and nooks that will make any kid's room adventurous and fun.

Looking for ways to add more square footage to your home? Consider these steps and ideas for an attic remodel!

Attics are inherently challenging—they’re often dark, cramped, and, well, far from everything else in the house. Plus, they often have odd and awkwardly shaped spaces to work with. It’s no surprise that so many become a dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends. But that doesn’t have to be the case. These renovation projects prove that, when properly configured, attic spaces can add some seriously useful—and attractive—square footage to your home.

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Attic conversions are an affordable way to add livable space to your current house, but consider these regulations, requirements, and considerations first.

Finishing your attic can add space and utility and increase the value of your home, as long as it's done properly. When done without proper planning or adherence to local building codes, it can actually reduce the value of your home or stall a sale. Here are some must-do tips to follow when finishing your attic.