As spring arrives, many homeowners may find themselves receiving their tax refunds and considering potential home renovations. While some individuals may feel equipped to manage home renovations independently, navigating the complexities of larger, permitted projects can be challenging.
At Constructive Renovations, we advocate for a three-pronged approach to ensure a successful home upgrade.
1. Review Your Budget and Needs
Engage a contractor like Constructive Renovations who will collaborate with architects and designers if needed to help you reimagine your space into your ideal home. A reputable contractor will provide a comprehensive estimate that identifies square footage, quantities, linear footage, and individual pricing for material and labor.
2. Choose the Right Contractor
Constructive Renovations always suggest obtaining more than one estimate to ensure you have a well-rounded understanding of the market. Paying attention to the details regarding what materials are included is very important to clarify if you are comparing apples-to-apples estimates. Many homeowners make a vital mistake by going with the cheapest bid without proper due diligence, soon realizing that many aspects of the estimate are not included or comparable upon first reviewing. Constructive Renovations utilizes our own material manager to help you select finishes, to oversee meetings with our cabinet designers, and ensure all materials are ordered and delivered before demo begins.
3. Upgrade and Investment
Keep in mind that home renovations can significantly impact your property value. For instance, according to Zillow, the Return on Investment (ROI) for a major kitchen remodel can reach as high as 53.5%.
As both homeowners and experienced professionals in residential renovation, the team at Constructive Renovations is dedicated to simplifying the renovation process while enhancing homeowner satisfaction.
Reach out to us for a free estimate and find out how easy home renovations should be. Visit, www.constructiverenovations.com or call (847) 201-6438.
