Planning Ahead: Why Fall Is the Best Time to Start a Spring Remodel
As the warmth of the summer gives way to crisp fall weather, many New Englanders begin to slow down and settle in for the cooler
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What Is the Design/Build Remodeling Concept?
Are you considering remodeling or renovating your home – adding a bathroom, redesigning the kitchen for better functionality, or creating a dedicated nursery or home
JM Construction Named to Qualified Remodeler’s 2025 Top 500 List
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with our clients, partners, and community: JM Construction has been ranked No. 484 on Qualified Remodeler’s prestigious Top
Why Now Is the Smartest Time to Plan Your Basement Renovation
Thinking about renovating that underutilized space in your basement? Maybe you want to add a guest room, playroom, media space or hangout for your children.
Outdoor Living Spaces: Design Ideas for Summer
The arrival of summer marks not only better weather for New Englanders but also the opening of outdoor living spaces for graduation parties, BBQs and
Curb Appeal Updates: Small Renovations with Big Impact
First impressions matter, whether you’re preparing your home for sale or just want to dazzle your family, friends or neighbors with your home’s exterior beauty
Key Design Trends: Wellesley Kitchen and Home Tour 2025
The Wellesley Kitchen and Home Tour is an annual fundraising event hosted by the Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club. It typically features a tour of
Summer Prep: Essential Outdoor Renovations Before the Season Hits
Summer is on the horizon, and you’re eager for barbeques, sprinkler parties, and sunbathing. However, you can’t do any of that without the right outdoor
Spring Cleaning with Style: Remodeling to Organize Your Home
As flowers begin to bloom and birds build their nests, it becomes clear that spring has arrived. Inspired by this season of new life, many
What Are Accessory Dwelling Units and Why Should You Build One?
Does your home require additional space? As homeowners look for more flexible and functional ways to use their property, Accessory Dwelling Units have gained popularity.
Outdoor Living Spaces: Preparing for Spring Entertaining
Winter is on its way out, which means it’s time to prepare for spring and sunny days outdoors. We’ve all been dreaming of warmer weather,
Creating a Cozy Atmosphere: Essential Elements for a Warm Home
Your home is more than just four walls; it’s your retreat from the hustle and bustle of life, especially during the colder months in Boston’s
Designing a Functional Home Office: Combining Comfort and Productivity
In today’s world, where remote and hybrid work have become the norm, creating a functional and inviting home office is essential. A well-designed workspace can
Creating an Inviting Entryway: First Impressions Matter
You may not think about your home’s entryway very much. After all, you walk through it daily, kicking off your shoes and putting away your
Winter Home Maintenance Checklist: Protecting Your Investment
Winter is here, and if you’re feeling a chill in your home or simply thinking ahead to the future, it’s time to look over your
The Pros and Cons of High Ceilings
When you’re designing your dream home, it’s important to consider all aspects of your house. This includes looking upwards and making plans for your ceilings.
Home Design Trends of 2025
As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time to look towards the new year and discuss the home design trends of 2025. It’s the classic
What You Should Know About Helical Piers
Here at JM Construction, we’ve been using helical piers on more and more projects. We’ve found that they have made our operations more efficient, allowing
Kitchen Renovations for the Thanksgiving Host
The holiday season is upon us, and the first one out of the gate is Thanksgiving. It’s a time for family, togetherness, and lots of
Remodeling Tips for a Tasteful Addams Family Mansion
For some homeowners, Halloween isn’t a holiday – it’s an aesthetic and a lifestyle. You’re not satisfied with the ordinary layouts of modern houses, but