<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1HaVXg_1H4jNCrW00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1HaVXg_1H4jNCrW00" width="1000" height="800" ></figure>With more homeowners choosing to renovate rather than relocate, Lind-Boomer Construction, 2220 Nimtz Road, Loves Park, is helping residents transform their existing houses into the homes they’ve always wanted.Owner Dan Boomer believes few home improvements make as big an impact on a home’s appearance and value as new flooring and updated kitchens and bathrooms. His locally owned general contracting and flooring business specializes in helping homeowners make those upgrades.“New flooring can change the whole look of a house and give it a completely different feel,” he says. “With rising house prices and interest rates, many more homeowners are choosing to renovate rather than move.”Boomer started his business seven years ago. A construction worker, he wanted to own a business and have more-steady year-round work. He believes his second-to-none work ethic has earned people’s respect.“I want people to know I have a passion to do things right,” he says. “I want to help people get what they want at the most affordable price. Some stores are only interested in making sales and customers often buy things they don’t need or want. I love what I do and when I am finished with a job, I am proud of it.”The business specializes in the sales and installation of carpet, hardwood, tile and 100-percent-waterproof flooring. They also do bathroom, kitchen, basement and fireplace remodeling, custom carpentry, retaining walls, home repairs and home additions.The business offers free in-home estimates, free delivery, and warranties on all work, including lifetime warranties on Schluter bathroom waterproofing systems. There’s also a 24-hour emergency phone number for when disaster strikes.Boomer enjoys helping customers keep up with the trends.Luxury vinyl planks and tiles that replicate the look of real hardwood, stone or ceramic – at a fraction of the cost – remain popular. However, within the past three years, the demand for hardwood floors is growing because of its look, feel and durability, Boomer says.One of the biggest mistakes people make after investing in flooring is how they care for it, he adds. Steamers should not be used on hardwood or vinyl because of the damaging effects of heat. Hardwood should be regularly dusted and cleaned with a hardwood floor cleaner, when necessary. Vinyl should be swept and mopped.When it comes to bath and kitchen remodels, the popular colors of grey, white and neutrals in years past is now giving way to all shades of brown and deeper earth colors, Boomer adds.Homeowners are converting bathtubs into easy walk-in showers with large tiles, small tile accents, shelves, and rain shower heads – a wide, flat bathroom fixture that hangs overhead and makes you feel like you are standing in a gentle rain. Mosaic shower pans, a floor made of small tiles that are more slip resistant because of the many grout lines, are also growing in popularity, Boomer adds.Simplicity in the bathroom means less things on the walls and more storage space under the sink. People are going for a “spa look” because they have seen the style in office buildings, fitness centers and while on vacation, Boomer adds.“People like the clean-flowing lines and designs.”In the future, Boomer hopes to expand his business to include complete home remodeling and homebuilding services.Small local businesses have a big advantage these days, he says.“People want to use small businesses because they are more personal and dependable. Customers know who they are dealing with and are more likely to do repeat business when they can talk to the person doing the work,” he says.For more information, call (815) 904-4796.</div></body>

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With more homeowners choosing to renovate rather than relocate, Lind-Boomer Construction, 2220 Nimtz Road, Loves Park, is helping residents transform their existing houses into the homes they’ve always wanted. Owner Dan Boomer believes few home improvements make as big an impact on a home’s appearance and value as new...

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