News & Events
Red Apple Renovations Selected for Angie’s List Honor Roll
Red Apple Renovations was selected for the Angie’s List Honor Roll for April, 2011. This award is given to less that 2% of all companies on Angie’s List.
Chris Matey Featured in Online Article
An interview with our president, Chris Matey was featured in a recent article titled, “Subcontractors vs. Full-Time Employees: What’s Best for Your Company?” on the Lowe’s for Pros website. He was interviewed about the pros and cons of using employees or subcontractors for various specialties on a construction project. You can check out the article here – www.lowesforpros.com/subcontractors-vs-full-time-employees-whats-best-for-your-company.
Red Apple Has Just Moved!
We’ve relocated our offices to 206 Andover Street, Andover, MA 01810 in March of 2010. This change allows us room to grow as well as the ability to provide better service to our clients. Our offices are now located in a restored mill building on the banks of the Shawsheen River. When the weather is good, we see all kinds of wildlife as well as the occasional canoe. Please stop by.
Red Apple Renovations was pleased to sponsor 2010 Andover Days.
This is a all day festival on the main street of Andover, MA featuring live music as well as booth from a variety of companies and vendors. We’re the only remodeling company participating and we were also please to be featured on the main sign next to the stage. We had the opportunity to meet with some of our old customers as well as to introduce ourselves to homeowner who are thinking about a project, but haven’t yet started. We had a great time and the weather couldn’t have been better. We look forward to seeing you there next year. Andover Days is sponsored by WXRV – The River 92.5 FM.
Home Improvement Column: Kitchen remodeling trends include “green” cabinets
Chris Matey Featured in Angie’s List Article
Our president, Chris Matey, was recently interviewed as part of the research for an Angie’s List article on synthetic decking, The article looks at the differences between wood and composite decking as well as the pros and cons of each. See his comments here:
