Creating A Checklist For Home Renovations
As any homeowner knows, owning a home is not only expensive, but takes work! It is not uncommon to project costs of 1-3 percent of the home’s value in annual improvements. Costs can be reduced of course, and that is one of the things this article will try to help with. Make the most of these ideas and get the most from your projects.
Many people may see dark paneling in their rooms as a curse. However, it can be really simple to spice up your panels to make them suitable and stylish. Lightly sand your panels and paint over it with a primer. Then just apply a coat of paint in the color of your choice. This will give new life to your room as well as your dark paneling.
Make your life easier by having a timed sprinkler system installed. If you can’t afford the expense of professional landscaping, you can buy a timer at your local home improvement store to attach to a hose and sprinkler. This will automatically water your lawn, garden, or other plants at a set time each day.
Have a large bulletin board in your kitchen or living room, where you can write reminders for yourself of things you need to do or bills you need to pay. Emergency phone numbers, contacts, brochures, postcards and notes to yourself, look better arranged on a bulletin board and won’t clutter your refrigerator or other appliances.
Removing wall paper is something that may sound easy, but it actually takes some skill. You need to know what type of wallpaper you need to remove, and what type of wall you have. Based on the wallpaper you have, you then either need to dry-strip it or soak it and scrape it off. Make sure you do your research to determine what needs be done.
Now that you’ve read these tips, you can be sure to make home great home improvements at a reasonable price. Making wise improvements and updates to your home is the best way to maintain your comfort and your investment in your home.
As any homeowner knows, owning a home is not only expensive, but takes work! It is not uncommon to project costs of 1-3 percent of the home’s value in annual improvements. Costs can be reduced of course, and that is one of the things this article will try to help with. Make the most of…