Matrix Home Solutions Blog

Now that the holidays are over, we all have a little more time to breathe.  Although we'd love to speculate that we're going to be leaving our homes more in 2021, no one seems to know for sure.

Is this the year you’ll reclaim your basement? Basements today look nothing like the one you probably knew growing up, with its breaker box, furnace, and water heater taking center stage. One of the most popular new year home renovation trends includes a new, usable basement design.

With space at a premium in most homes, garages have become versatile spaces for modern families. Many homeowners decide to kick the car to the curb and transform their garages into the perfect space with a little creativity and the right tools from Matrix Homes Solutions.

With more than 6,000 successfully completed home renovation projects, Matrix Home Solutions has become the go-to company for bathroom, basement and garage renovations. We walk you through each step of the process from design to installation.

With the arrival of the holiday season comes holiday decoration. The season also comes with hosting family and friends for gatherings to celebrate the season and each other - and what better area of your home to do this in than the basement?

Do you have a home improvement project in your future? If so, then you've already likely begun to think about what you foresee the end result looking like and how you intend to use the space.

The Matrix Basement Finishing System includes a number of finishing components such as ceilings, walls, flooring, doors and trim, cabinets, electrical, painting, HVAC and plumbing systems.

While a basement renovation is a great way to add living space or specially themed rooms to your home, it doesn't often come without its share of headaches over time.

To draw attention to this deadly disease, Breast Cancer Awareness Month features events and fundraisers that benefit cancer organizations. During October 2020, Matrix Home Solutions will stand behind the brave women fighting this disease by committing funds to the cause.