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When undertaking a big commercial construction project, you may be tempted to go it alone, but getting a little support from the professionals will help your project go off without a hitch.

Home invasions are a fairly common crime that impacts over 1 million homes annually. According to the FBI, a burglar strikes every 25.7 seconds in the U.S., putting homeowners across the nation at risk. Apart from the physical danger invasions can put you and your family in, they can also leave your most valuable possessions and finances vulnerable to theft and damages. Collectively, victims of property crimes (excluding arson) suffered losses estimated at $15.8 billion in 2019 alone.

If there’s one thing that 2020 taught us, it’s the importance of cultivating a relaxing and multifunctional home. Last year, we spent more time in our homes than ever before, finding ways to work, exercise, relax, and more all under one roof. As we settle into 2021, many homeowners find creative ways to redesign their homes to fit their new lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to increase your home value, in the process of a home renovation, or merely searching for ways to make your home more luxurious, take a look at the 5 top 2021 home design trends that we expect to see in Texas architecture this year for some inspiration:

Interested in installing frameless glass systems in your home or commercial property, but want to know what it’ll look like first? The Cover Glass USA Visualizer is a project planning tool that allows you to see exactly what frameless glass systems would look like and how they will operate in your home from a completely virtual setting. Take a look at this guide to learn how to use our visualizer app to start redesigning your property with frameless glass.

Whether you’re a homeowner, builder, architect, or business owner in Arizona, frameless sliding glass doors are the perfect design element to add a bit of elegant flair to your property. Frameless glass doors instantly enhance visibility between spaces and can create a beautiful indoor-outdoor living experience in any home or business. 

In the increasingly competitive market of hospitality, luxury hotels and resorts face finding ways to provide the highest-quality experience possible for their guests through opulent interior design. Frameless glass walls in hotels have become one of the most popular commercial design trends to achieve aesthetic success in creating this luxurious environment. Frameless glass walls, windows, and door systems make a perfect blend of functionality, design, and comfort that take hotels to the next level in interior design. 

After a year of coping with the Coronavirus pandemic, we've become pros at adapting to new ways of life to keep ourselves and others safe. While home renovations are a huge undertaking in any circumstance, remodeling during Covid has added an extra layer of challenges. Because the nature of construction work makes social distancing protocols challenging to adhere to, many homeowners are hesitant to remodel at this time. Luckily with the help of technology and a bit of patience, we've found some creative ways to help you move forward with your remodeling projects and incorporate the latest 2021 residential design trends into your home this year. Let's take a look at our five best tips to keep you, your family, and others safe while remodeling during the pandemic. 

This year, we’ve spent more time at home than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our daily routines and even where we spend our money, with 64% of Americans reporting a change to their financial habits. 

2020 has been a whirlwind for practically everyone and every industry, but especially for offices, retail stores, restaurants, and real estate. As health guidance and regulations adjusted throughout the year, many of us shifted to new ways of working, shopping, dining out, and living. Many workplaces are empty — or close to it — and some retail locations and restaurants have closed down entirely. 

Just a few miles inland from the beautiful coastal views of Newport Beach lies Costa Mesa, one of Orange County’s most eclectic cities.