Sherwin Williams recently announced their color of the year, Naval SW 6244, and we are huge fans! Little did we know, we have been favoring this color in our designs for a while now and it looks like it will be even more popular in the coming year. 

There's a lot of advice out there about buying or building a home. Not all of it is accurate. Here's what you actually need to know before building your dream home.

Bathrooms don't have to be boring! There are many ways that buyers can dress up a bathroom design. Here are some of our favorite ways to customize these spaces. 

Ah the smell of fall is in the air! Before you cozy up with a pumpkin spice latte there are a few things you should take care of now before the cold weather sets in. 

Kitchens are the heart of the home and a great place to show off your unique style! Trends are always changing so we put together some of our latest kitchens to inspire you.  

The Corridor Business Journal’s Best of the Corridor highlights the businesses that are going above and beyond in our area. This year they had nearly 3,000 people vote and Skogman Homes was honored to be voted Best Home Builder in the Corridor. 

Purchase price is just the beginning. When you factor in maintenance, utilities, and taxes, the monthly cost of owning a new construction home often tells a very different story than the listing price suggests.

Budget concerns, timeline anxiety, and not knowing the first step — these are the three things we hear most from people considering a new build. They're valid questions, and they all have straightforward answers.

Scientific and eco-friendly advancements in home construction are positively impacting the health of homes, and the people who live in them. Check out some common health benefits of new construction features and how they impact you, the homeowner. 

February is the month of love, so now is the time to show your home the love! Here are some great ways to show your home the love this month and prepare for Spring. It will be here before we know it, right?