Thursday, September 1, 2011

Remodeling Your Home On A Budget


If you've lived in your home any length of time, you probably have considered doing some remodeling. In fact, the National Association of Home Builders estimates that we will spend nearly $240 billion over the next year in remodeling projects. That's a lot of paint (not to mention nails, screws, plywood, tile, etc.)!


3. Go outside. A new barbecue grill can liven up the forgotten square footage of your home.1. Add a new backsplash in the kitchen. This can make you kitchen have a new look for a minimum investment.5. Make-over you closets. Lots of kits and ideas are available at your local retailer.4. Add or change lighting. A lighting professional can give some great ideas here.A recent article published in PARADE suggested 5 quick, easy, and cheap ideas for giving your house that look of a major remodeling:These are just a few of the many ideas which you can implement to give your home a remodeled look. By taking the time to visit a few of the local retailers (box stores and specialty stores), you can come up with some great ideas. Also, a visit to your local home show is a great source for generating ideas. And, more ideas can be found at http://www.fhhome.com.Naturally, doing the project yourself will save additional money. If you or someone in your household has the time, energy and talent to tackle the job, great. If you need additional tools (tile cutters, paint sprayers, etc.) be sure to check with your local store which may have tools and equipment to rent. Some of these outlets also offer seminars and classes which can be very helpful in giving you the confidence to tackle your project yourself.2. Add glass in the bathroom. It creates a look of more space by opening up the tub/shower area.But if you are not a do-it-your-self type of person, consider hiring a contractor who specializes in small jobs. A good contractor can also be a great source for new ideas. Enjoy your newly remodeled home!

But if you are not a do-it-your-self type of person, consider hiring a contractor who specializes in small jobs. A good contractor can also be a great source for new ideas. Enjoy your newly remodeled home!




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