Remodeling
We assist in establishing feasibility and the parameters of a potential project with respect to your existing structure and budget. We’ll provide the design consultation, field measurements and baseline drawings to begin.
Then upon the full understanding of goals, budget, design objectives and existing conditions, we’ll facilitate direct design solutions based upon purpose and economics. Through the careful culmination of listening, thorough planning and innovative design we will provide professional project management, installation and follow-up of your construction project.
WE OFFER:
| Design Services |
Basement Finishing |
Room Additions |
Remodeling |
| Kitchens |
Bathrooms |
Keeping Rooms |
Decks & Porches |
Remodeling vs Moving -
If you want to change your home, an option besides remodeling is to find a new one. However, more and more American families are deciding to stay put and improve their existing home. Here are some of the reasons:
- Remodeling allows you to customize your home to meet your needs and desires.
- Remodeling means that you don't have to give up a familiar neighborhood and schools.
- Remodeling is a more efficient use of your financial resources. According to the American Homeowner Foundation, selling your home and moving typically costs about 8-10 percent of the value of your current home. And much of this goes into moving expenses, closing costs, and broker commissions - items that have no direct impact on your home's quality. Remodeling can be stressful, but few experiences are more stressful than moving.
While there are many reasons that people choose to remodel, the bottom line is that remodeling makes your home a more enjoyable place to live. The intangible value of this pleasure needs to be considered, along with any resale value you hope to gain.
But there is no doubt that, as far as improving the sale of your home, all remodeling projects are not created equal. The general rule of thumb is that any remodeling project that brings your home up to the level of your neighbors' is a worthy investment. But it doesn't pay to be the most expensive house on the block - real estate experts recommend that a remodeling investment should not raise the value of your house to more than 10 to 15 percent above the median sales price in your neighborhood.
Remember that potential buyers will be comparing your home to ones newly built. Therefore, you'll want to look at the design trends and amenities being built into new homes. Great rooms (open kitchen/family room arrangements), master bed and bath suites, and higher ceilings are a few of the features sought by today's home buyers.
Each year, Remodeling magazine conducts its "Cost vs. Value" report to assess which remodeling projects create the greatest return on investment. Not surprisingly, kitchens and baths regularly come out on top. These are two of the most used rooms in the home, and they receive the most scrutiny from potential buyers."
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