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Home Remodeling Show Podcast w/Edge Construction

Mike Twohig is the owner of Edge Construction and has been building houses in Wisconsin for more than 22 years. He specializes in interior woodwork and bringing a new look into your home. Mike, his two sons Nick and Tom, and the rest of his crew do great work and they do it fast. They accomplish this by only using contractors that can keep to a strict schedule and do quality work and it shows! They now do the woodwork on more than half of the new homes built in Dane County every year. Join him on Sunday mornings as he talks about how you can update your home without having to move.

Episodes

Demo Diaries: Tales from the Dust Zone

If your kitchen project keeps growing in your head, you are probably not imagining things. Mike explains why so many remodels naturally expand into whole-floor or whole-home updates, how better planning creates continuity, and why homeowners staying put longer are choosing smarter, longer-lasting improvements that make everyday life feel better.
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Keeping Things Moving and Keeping Everyone Happy

A smooth remodel is not just about pretty finishes. In this conversation, Mike shares the behind-the-scenes choices that help projects go better, from thoughtful planning and product selection to communication, timing, pets, neighbors, and knowing when a house needs more than a cosmetic fix. It is practical, honest homeowner advice.
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A Little Contractor Q&A

Before demo day ever starts, a good remodeling project needs honest conversations. In this episode, Mike shares what homeowners should ask about up front—from specialties, products, subs, and working hours to cleanup, access, communication, and expectations—so the job runs smoother and everybody feels more confident from day one together.
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The Kitchen Evolution

Kitchen remodels are about so much more than cabinets and countertops. In this episode, Mike talks through the real-life stuff homeowners actually care about: what is not working, better flooring choices, appliance trends, induction cooking, storage, lighting, and how thoughtful design can make a kitchen feel easier, warmer, and livable.
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The Better Bathroom

Bathroom remodels do not have to be flashy to make a home feel better. In this episode, Mike talks through one very normal, very relatable bathroom update—from better tubs and smarter lighting to fans, heated floors, tile, and future-proof details that make everyday life more comfortable for years to come.
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Roof Lies & Repair Guys

After a storm, the hardest part is not always the damage. It is figuring out who to trust. In this episode, Mike talks honestly about storm chasers, roofing bids, insurance claims, permits, payment schedules, and red flags homeowners should watch for before signing anything or handing over a check first.
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From Dream to Demo: Doing Your Homework First

Remodeling regrets usually do not come from one big dramatic mistake. More often, they start with rushed decisions, vague budgets, cheap products, or unclear timelines. In this episode, Mike shares the practical questions homeowners should ask before starting a project, so the process feels smoother, more predictable, and less stressful.
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Nailed It: Finding the Right Contractor for Your Dream Remodel

If you are thinking about remodeling, choosing the right builder matters just as much as picking the right finishes. In this episode, Mike talks about experience, communication, referrals, specialty skills, and why the best projects come from working with a team you trust from the very beginning all the way.
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The Bigger, the Better

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about larger remodeling projects, including whole-home remodels, additions, older-home updates, and second-story expansions. They cover design timelines, preserving character, dealing with plaster, insulation, lighting, mechanical systems, and why the best remodels feel like they always belonged.
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2025 Design So Far

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to explain why a detailed scope of work matters in remodeling. They discuss project summaries, exclusions, demolition, waste management, saved materials, rough carpentry, moisture control, mechanicals, product details, and how clear documentation helps prevent mistakes before construction begins.
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The Whole Home Option

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about whole-home remodeling, additions, farmhouse restorations, older-home updates, and when it makes sense to start fresh. They cover preserving character, updating layouts, working with wallpaper, navigating concrete and foundation needs, and designing spaces that fit the home and the family.
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Avoiding Remodeling Regret

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about common remodeling regrets and how planning helps prevent them, from realistic budgets and hidden electrical issues to flooring, cabinets, design choices, DIY limits, and preserving old materials. They explain why thoughtful design and quality products save money and frustration long-term.
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A New Pantry

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about kitchen remodeling trends, including cabinet quality, removing soffits, painted cabinets, pantry design, glass cabinet doors, induction cooking, smart appliances, USB outlets, and wireless countertop charging. They explain how thoughtful design makes kitchens more functional, durable, and enjoyable for everyday life.
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Starting from Scratch

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to explain what truly custom home design means, from starting with a blank sheet and designing around a unique lot to using CAD, planning for permits, sourcing custom materials, and building with comfort, insulation, longevity, and craftsmanship in mind from the start.
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A Remodeling Walkthrough

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about remodeling timelines, from early design meetings and realistic budgets to material lead times, cabinet ordering, trade walkthroughs, product selections, staging materials, and demo day. They explain why good planning, communication, and thoughtful design help projects stay organized and predictable.
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New Year, New Projects

Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean for a year-end look at popular remodeling projects and trends, including kitchen remodels, cabinet quality, Kohler fixtures, shower drains, frameless glass, tile, niches, trim work, and easy-to-clean finishes. They explain why quality materials and thoughtful design matter long-term.
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