by boldadmin | Jul 25, 2025 | Homeowner Tips, Renovations
Earlier this month, Tropical Storm Chantal brought historic rainfall and unexpected flooding to Chapel Hill and nearby areas. With more than seven inches of rain falling in less than 24 hours, many homes experienced water damage, foundation leaks, or full-scale...
by boldadmin | Jun 24, 2025 | Custom Home Building, Homeowner Tips, Residential Construction
When the Carolina heat kicks in, keeping your home comfortable without sending your energy bill skyrocketing becomes top priority. These eight smart strategies will help you keep your cool—and your costs down—all season long. 1. Set Your Thermostat Wisely Keep your...
by boldadmin | May 21, 2025 | Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Custom Home Building, Homeowner Tips, Interior Design Trends, Residential Construction
BOLD Construction Custom Built Home in Hillsborough Once considered a relic of historic estates, the scullery kitchen is making a notable comeback, redefining luxury and functionality in modern homes. At BOLD Construction, we’ve observed an increasing trend...
by boldadmin | Jun 16, 2021 | Custom Home Building, Homeowner Tips, Outdoor Renovations, Residential Construction, Uncategorized
It’s finally summertime and we couldn’t be more excited for the barbecues, bonfires, pool parties, and outdoor events to come. After 2020, we all learned how important outdoor spaces are to enjoying the summer from home. Whether you want to enjoy a...
by boldcnsttest | Feb 8, 2019 | Bold Construction News, Homeowner Tips
A Bold Construction custom home image was recently featured in an editorial ideabook on Houzz. Check out the ideabook below on How to Let Go of Unwanted Books and Magazines! How to Let Go of Unwanted Books and Magazines “If you are anything like me, turning the...
by boldcnsttest | Dec 27, 2018 | Homeowner Tips
Heating and cooling – HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) are arguably the most important systems in a home. They are what separate it from the elements, what define it as “shelter” rather than merely a building. As a homeowner, it’s important to know how...
