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Winterize Your Home | 5 Helpful Tips

Winterize Your Home: 5 Essential Tips for Cold Weather As the cooler months settle in, it’s crucial to winterize your home to ensure warmth, comfort, and energy efficiency. Whether you live in Ringgold, Georgia, Chattanooga, Tennessee, or anywhere in Northwest Georgia, taking a few simple steps can help protect your

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Custom Home Amenities: What Homeowners Really Want

When building a custom home, amenities are more than just luxurious additions—they’re personalized features that transform a house into a dream living space. As a premier custom home builder in Chattanooga and Northwest Georgia, Broadleaf Residential understands that today’s homeowners are looking for more than just four walls and a

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Behind the Scenes of a Custom Home Build

Custom home building represents a journey of transformation, turning dreams into tangible living spaces. For families in Chattanooga, Northwest Georgia, and the charming community of Ringgold, this process is an exciting adventure of personalization and precision.   Understanding Custom Home Construction Building a custom home differs significantly from purchasing a

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The Latest Design Trends for Your Kitchen

The Latest Design Trends for Your Kitchen Kitchens have evolved dramatically over the past two decades, blending functionality and beauty to create spaces that are both practical and stunning. Today, they are more than just places to prepare meals—they are central hubs of the home, perfect for gathering, entertaining, and

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Tips for Building a New Custom Home

Tips for Building Your New Custom Home After years of saving and careful planning, you’re finally ready to build your dream home! Building a custom home is an exciting journey but comes with countless decisions and potential hurdles. With these expert tips, you can make the process more straightforward and

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A Better Home Building Experience

A Better Home Building Experience At Broadleaf Residential, we understand that building a custom home is a significant investment—one that most people approach with excitement and a healthy dose of curiosity. Many of our clients are new to the world of home design and construction, and we pride ourselves on

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The Farmhouse is Having a Moment

Recent trends in home design lean toward timeless comfort, veering away from ultra-modern, minimalistic aesthetics. The farmhouse style, with its emphasis on warmth, simplicity, and functional charm, is at the heart of this shift. Builders are embracing these elements in new constructions, while homebuyers are drawn to designs that evoke

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Open Floor Plans: Modern Homes for Today’s Lifestyle

Open floor plans have long been a favorite among homebuyers, especially those interested in custom homes. Although open-concept layouts date back to the 1880s, they have recently re-emerged as a hallmark of modern and farmhouse home designs. Discover why open floor plans are a must-have for contemporary living and how

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Family Centered Interior Design

Interior Design for the Whole Family When it comes to designing an interior space, it can be tempting to stick with what’s familiar—concepts and styles you’ve seen before. But at Broadleaf Residential, we believe in pushing the boundaries of creativity to bring fresh, inspiring designs to life. As Chattanooga and

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A Luxury Home Builder

At Broadleaf Residential we build luxury homes that our customers – and their families – can actually live in. Few Chattanooga general contractors can claim to offer the services of a full-fledged interior design center, but Broadleaf Residential can. Our lead interior designer, Jillian Hendricks, is an expert on the

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Decorating with Fall Foliage

Fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year; it signals the start of the holiday season for many American families. When summer draws to a close, and the temperature starts to drop, it’s a good idea to break out some seasonal decorations along with your comfiest sweaters.