Episodes
Whole Home Remodeling
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about whole-home remodeling and additions, including why homeowners are investing in quality materials, better design, updated mechanicals, natural wood floors, quartz countertops, and long-term solutions that help older homes feel new again without losing what makes them special.
Listen Now Why More People are Choosing to Remodel
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about why homeowners renovate and what they care about most, including better kitchen layouts, quality materials, natural wood floors, flexible spaces, and long-lasting design. They also cover post-holiday kitchen reflections, flip-house shortcuts, carpet, Murphy beds, and hidden doors.
Listen Now Basements Don’t have to be Dull
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about basement remodeling and how lower levels can become anything but boring. They cover design flexibility, ceiling height, lighting, heating, wet bars, guest spaces, hidden doors, laundry rooms, bathrooms, insulation, moisture control, drain tile, and making basements feel comfortable long-term.
Listen Now A Bathroom Redux
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to walk through a bathroom renovation checklist, from design, tile, frameless glass, bath fans, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, heated floors, insulation, tubs, cabinets, and niches to the behind-the-walls details that help bathrooms look great and perform well for years.
Listen Now How Does the Contractor Treat Your House?
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about how homeowners can survive a major remodeling project through good planning, clear expectations, dust control, floor protection, access planning, cleanup, trash removal, communication, and change orders. They explain why preparation helps keep projects organized, respectful, and less disruptive.
Listen Now Kitchen Cool
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about big-picture kitchen remodeling trends, including stained and painted cabinets, durability, sustainability, low-VOC finishes, lighting, LED technology, and how thoughtful design helps kitchens work better for cooking, gathering, and entertaining. They also highlight a recent log cabin main-level remodel.
Listen Now All Sizes of Remodeling
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about kitchen remodeling trends through a recent Traditional Charm kitchen renovation. They cover preserving existing cabinets, adding personality with countertops, flooring, lighting, and hardware, plus larger trends like LED lighting, wood floors, shaker cabinets, quartz, granite, and sustainable design.
Listen Now Applying for the Job
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk through important questions homeowners should ask before hiring a remodeler. They cover specialties, scheduling, design timelines, referrals, warranties, product sourcing, permits, insurance, employees versus subcontractors, and why the right planning, communication, and accountability matter before a remodeling project begins.
Listen Now Getting Whisked Away in the Kitchen
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about kitchen remodeling trends, including induction cooking, smarter appliances, quartz countertops, high-quality cabinet manufacturing, islands, layered lighting, water filtration, pot fillers, faucet finishes, and built-in appliance options. They also explain how better design helps kitchens feel more functional and personal.
Listen Now Design – Build – Talk
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about what design-build really means and how Edge blends thoughtful design with construction experience. They cover in-house design, avoiding layout mistakes, solving common kitchen and bathroom challenges, using Houzz for inspiration, showroom selections, contracts, scope of work, and clear expectations.
Listen Now The Construction Underground
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about basement renovation and how lower levels can add valuable living space. They cover newer and older basements, bathroom rough-ins, HVAC zones, egress windows, ceiling height, moisture control, fresh air, lighting, sound control, wet bars, flexible spaces, gyms, hidden rooms, and long-term design.
Listen Now Custom Homes with Edge Construction
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about designing and building a custom home, from choosing the right lot or teardown opportunity to investing time in floor plans, engineering, permits, mechanical systems, insulation, finishes, pantries, powder rooms, and the design details that make a home feel truly personal.
Listen Now The Scope of Work on a Kitchen Remodel
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about kitchen remodeling trends and highlights from the International Builders Show in Las Vegas. They cover under-counter wireless charging, brushed bronze fixture finishes, larger and more functional kitchen sinks, smart faucet technology, and why good kitchen design starts with understanding how homeowners actually live.
Listen Now Trendy Bathrooms
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about popular bathroom remodeling trends, from high-quality cabinets and repairable fixtures to comfort-height toilets, bidets, walk-in showers, benches, niches, handheld shower heads, plumbing upgrades, and Schluter waterproofing systems that help bathrooms look beautiful and last for decades.
Listen Now The Remodeling Underground…
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about what design-build really means and why having design and construction under one roof matters. They cover creative spaces, architects, CAD, HVAC planning, budgeting, product sourcing, accurate contracts, unique design, and how Edge starts the process with homeowners.
Listen Now Getting to Know You, Getting to Know All About You
Mike Twohig of Edge Construction joins Sean to talk about important questions homeowners should ask before hiring a remodeler. They cover entertaining needs, project fit, specialties, subcontractors, project management, communication expectations, timelines, design support, service area, older homes, licensing, insurance, and workers’ compensation.
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