Episodes
The Home Remodeling Show with Edge Construction Company
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about why a detailed scope of work matters before remodeling begins. They cover contracts, project exhibits, demo, framing, mechanicals, windows, materials, finishes, CAD renderings, cabinet details, tile layouts, homeowner-provided fixtures, and how documentation helps homeowners and contractors avoid mistakes.
Listen Now Kitchen Design and Remodeling Ideas
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about kitchen remodeling trends, from preserving character in older homes and blending new wood floors into existing floors to opening up dining rooms, investing time in design, choosing high-end cabinets and countertops, and using CAD and AI tools to visualize better layouts.
Listen Now Running into Walls Before They are Even Built
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about common renovation challenges and how to avoid them, including supply chain delays, product availability, permits, communication, weather, and planning. They explain how good design, strong systems, experienced teams, and realistic expectations help keep remodeling projects moving smoothly.
Listen Now Below Grade Greatness
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about basement remodeling, including finished lower levels, wet bars, flexible living spaces, bathrooms, lighting, fireplaces, ceiling height, laundry rooms, and water concerns. They also explain why basements remain one of the best-value ways to add usable space to a home.
Listen Now The Vanity Project
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk through bathroom remodeling, from right-sizing showers and choosing frameless glass to selecting tile, vanities, tubs, lighting, and even bidet options. They also cover why bathrooms require thoughtful design, durable materials, proper waterproofing, and enough light to make the space functional and comfortable.
Listen Now Chalk and Cheese: Comparing Contractors
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction walks through the early stages of a successful remodel, from gathering inspiration on Houzz and Pinterest to working with designers, understanding scale, setting realistic budgets, and knowing when a project becomes a whole-home remodel. He also explains why design, craftsmanship, and hidden mechanical updates all matter.
Listen Now Design Help with Edge Construction
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk through what makes a kitchen remodel work: smart design, realistic product choices, better storage, quality ventilation, and pantries that do more than hide groceries. They also cover induction cooking, pocket doors, charging outlets, and why good bones still matter today, too.
Listen Now Choose Your Own Adventure – The Home Remodeling Edition
In this episode of The Home Remodeling Show, Mike Twohig of Edge Construction explains how homeowners can navigate remodeling with confidence—from understanding billing points and asking the right questions to managing timelines, dust, noise, neighbors, and expectations. It’s a practical, honest conversation about communication, trust, and handling surprises during renovation projects.
Listen Now Style with Substance
Mike from Edge Construction shares highlights from the Builders’ Show, including new construction tech, AI rendering tools, and flexible home features like golf simulators and outdoor living spaces. He also discusses current design trends, especially in kitchens, where homeowners want cleaner layouts, more personality, and better functionality. The episode wraps up with a focus on quality materials, cabinetry, windows, and natural light.
Listen Now Keeping it Fresh with Edge Construction
In this episode, Mike from Edge Construction shares current remodeling trends and why early planning matters. He highlights additions, updated kitchens, improved primary suites, and better-designed bathrooms, along with features like sunrooms, larger windows, flexible spaces, and finished basements that help homeowners create more functional, comfortable, and long-lasting living spaces.
Listen Now Building Done Right
Mike from Edge Construction explains what makes a home high performing, from insulation, air sealing, moisture control, and fresh-air systems to smart design choices that improve comfort, durability, and efficiency. He shares why long-lasting materials and thoughtful construction matter more than trendy products when building or remodeling for the future.
Listen Now Getting the Results You Want
In this episode, Mike of Edge Construction explains how great remodeling starts long before demo day. From thoughtful design and realistic timelines to skilled crews, communication, additions, and basement renovations, he shares how homeowners can get better long-term results by planning carefully, asking questions, and focusing on craftsmanship over speed.
Listen Now True Restoration vs The Quick Fix
Thinking about a kitchen remodel usually starts with real life: crowded holidays, too little counter space, and a home that no longer fits the way your family lives. In this episode, Mike shares practical, down-to-earth advice on designing kitchens that work for cooking, gathering, entertaining, and everyday family life better.
Listen Now The One Where the Guys Never Got to the Planned Topic
Hiring the right builder is about a lot more than pretty photos. In this episode, Mike shares practical advice on timing, permits, insurance, subcontractors, safety, and craftsmanship—plus why planning ahead matters so much. It’s a helpful, real-world conversation for homeowners who want fewer surprises and a smoother remodeling experience overall.
Listen Now The Art of Design
If you have ever stood in your kitchen wishing it felt more open, more useful, or just more like you, this episode is for you. Mike talks through today’s kitchen trends—from quartz and pantries to islands and design choices—and why a little homework up front makes remodeling easier.
Listen Now Blueprints & Breakfast
If your kitchen still works but no longer feels like you, this conversation will hit home. Mike talks through why so many older kitchens are overdue for a rethink, how islands, bigger windows, better storage, and smarter lighting change everyday life, and why good design makes the house feel better.
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