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The Grand, Empire Homes & Remodeling Modern 1-1/2 Story
Introducing The Grand, a custom 1.5-story masterpiece by Empire Homes & Remodeling — where luxury meets functionality in all the right ways.
Open-Concept Living at Its Finest
Step inside to soaring vaulted ceilings, a stunning stone fireplace, custom cabinetry, and designer fixtures that elevate every space. Need flexibility? A dedicated flex/offic...
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New Construction in Gretna's Sterling Chase Neighborhood
New Home, New Era: Why Sterling Chase Should Be on Your 2026 Radar
If "new home, new era" is on your 2026 wish list, Sterling Chase deserves your attention. Empire Homes is preparing to build beautifully designed new residences in this next-level community located in Gretna, Nebraska—one of the fastest-growing and most sought-after areas in the metro.
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Your Guide to Building a New Home
Congratulations – you have made the decision to build your new home! Don't let this excitement fade by feeling lost and overwhelmed. Keep calm and follow these steps to navigate the home building process.
Home Building: Next Steps and What to Think About
1. Start Brainstorming
Write down everything you would want in your new home. Think about what you dislike about your current home and figure out how you would change that in your new home. Think about all the features th...
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Let's Talk About Wood Flooring!
What is the difference between Solid Wood Flooring and Engineered Wood?
To begin, solid wood flooring is solid wood all the way through.
Solid wood can last up to a century, with a minimum lifespan that lasts around 30 years. Solid wood is durable, easy to clean, and one of the most timeless flooring options on the market. The average cost runs about $8 – $17 per square foot with dimensions such as:
- Plank Thickness → About 3/4 inch
- Plank Width → 2 1/4 to 4 inches
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Quartz vs. Granite Countertops
When planning your ideal kitchen or bath, luxury countertops are a top priority! But, which is better, quartz or granite surfaces? The choice is yours so let's compare...
Quartz Countertops
Engineered → Quartz is man-made, a mix of crushed quartz crystals + resin. That means it's super uniform in color/pattern.
Low-maintenance → Non-porous, so it resists stains, bacteria, and doesn't need sealing. Basically, wine spills? Coffee stains? No stress.
Design-forward → Comes in a massive range of colors and looks—even ones th...