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How to Make Your Home Renovations Worth It

11/16/2022

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Are you considering renovating your home? If so, you're not alone! A lot of people choose to renovate their homes every year. But before you start planning your renovation, it's important to make sure that the work you do is worth it. Follow these tips for ensuring that your home renovations are worth the investment. Keep reading to learn more.

Focus on the Right Rooms

Home renovations can be a very costly and time-consuming endeavor. However, if done correctly, they can add a significant amount of value to your home. One way to ensure that your renovations are worth the investment is to focus on the right rooms. Kitchens and bathrooms are always a good choice, as these are two of the most important rooms in any home. 

However, depending on your specific situation, other rooms may be more appropriate. For example, if you live in an area with a lot of families, investing in a new playroom or adding an extra bedroom could be a wise decision. Ultimately, the key is to do your research and choose renovations that will appeal to buyers in your target market. By taking this approach, you can help ensure that your home renovation projects are worth the effort.

Keep ROI in Mind

One tip to help make your home renovations more worth it is to keep ROI in mind. After all, not all home improvement projects are created equal—some will do more to increase the value of your home than others. Luxury upgrades tend to have a lower return on investment overall. 

On the other hand, more practical upgrades like energy-efficient windows or a new roof will quickly pay for themselves in terms of utility savings and increased resale value. So when planning your next home renovation, be sure to consider ROI—it could save you a lot of money in the long run.

Don’t Go Crazy

Home renovations can be a great way to increase the value of your home, but it's important to be strategic about the changes you make. One tip that can help is to focus on high-impact projects that will be most noticeable to potential buyers. For example, a new coat of paint or updated fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom can go a long way. It's also worth considering any major home repairs that will need to be made in the near future, as these can also add value to your home. By being mindful of the changes you make, you can help ensure that your home renovation project is worth the investment.

Making renovations to your home can be a fascinating time, but can also be expensive. If you want to avoid regret, you have to make the right decisions. If you follow these three tips, you are on track for a simple and easy home renovation.

Did you enjoy reading this article? Here’s more to read: What to Be Mindful of Before Starting Home Renovations

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October 19th, 2020

10/19/2020

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Remodeling your home is a costly and exhausting effort. Your investments can feel extraordinarily massive—especially if you just want to sell the home and move somewhere else. You might now want to pay for remodeling, but sometimes these jobs can save you more money in the long run.
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Adding new features and quality of life improvements can make your home pleasant to potential buyers. A good remodeling job can enhance your home’s positives—grabbing buyer’s attention right away. If you are interested in selling your home, here are the ways a nice remodel may help you out.

Improve Structural Integrity

Depending on where you live, your home may appear old and outdated. While the design itself may lead buyers away, it can also be a sign of a deeper problem. Your home should have perfect structural integrity before you sell it. If the home does not appear safe or has cracks in walls and doors, you will have a difficult time selling it.
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Consider having an auditor analyze the integrity of your home. They can instruct you on what to improve so you don’t make remodeling mistakes and amplify any problems. Remember that your home’s function should be just as important as its design.

Add Outdoor Features

Some families may be looking for quality of life features out in the yard—one of the most common being a deck. There are many ways a deck can improve your standard of living and your home values. They can be used to hold parties or other gatherings in the summer, and encourage people to spend more time outside.
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Other people might want a nice patio, a basketball court, or a swimming pool. While these are not necessities, they can add value to your property and encourage buyers to take the plunge. Consider adding any of these features to raise the value of your home.

Improve Curb Appeal

​Despite what you may think, curb appeal is important when selling your house. Buyers want to envision what their “ideal” home would look like. If the outside of your house is not aesthetically pleasing, you may want to invest in outdoor remodeling.
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The yard frames your home in the proper light, so make sure to tend your grass and flower beds. Fix any broken roof panels and window panes at the very least. Giving the exterior of your home a classy, modern look can help it get sold faster. It will be the envy of the losing bidders.

Complete Your Unfinished Rooms

By completing unfinished rooms in your home, you will naturally raise the value of your home by a lot. The last thing new buyers want to deal with when picking out their home is DIY work.
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By finishing up the rooms, you not only ensure that your home will be sold faster, but you can get a better price for it. Check online to figure out how much the construction process will cost you. In most cases, the investment will be worth it.

Improve Energy Efficiency

Your home’s energy usage is another thing that will add value when you decide to sell. There are several ways you can monitor your home’s energy expenditure. Consider making a personal energy checklist. Look at your home’s insulation, check any walls or windows for cracks, and seal them up when applicable.

You also might want to have an energy auditor inspect your lights and wiring to make sure they are up to date. Even if you are not planning on moving, this can save you a lot of money from wasted electricity. Check out other key ways you can maximize your home’s efficiency.

Match New Trends

Matching your home’s exterior and interior with current popular housing trends is one way your home’s value can skyrocket. Wall colors are one feature that is incredibly important. Your walls should remain a neutral color to not scare away potential buyers from the investment.
If you are unsure what the popular trends are, consider talking with an interior designer. Trends change over time, and are relative to the neighborhood you live in. You might want to communicate with your realtor or auditor to see what trends people are constantly looking for in their home pursuits. Check online and see what is popular.

Fix Safety Concerns

Another thing you should keep in mind is the safety of your home. While this could be an issue of structural integrity, there may be other aspects of your home buyers are concerned about. Taking care of these will help raise your property value.
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Unkempt yards and trees can become hazardous, especially in rain or snowstorms. You could have an unregulated black mold problem, which can be deadly if not sorted out. In rare cases, you might have a pest infestation. Fixing these major issues can be key to keeping your home safe and inhabitable.

Add New Appliances

Your home might be in great shape overall, but you might have problems selling it if your appliances are not in good condition. Installing a new dishwasher, oven, or sink will make your home more attractive to investors. You might not want to go overboard and invest if the appliances work. In these cases, you should try deep cleaning to see if the quality holds up.

The resale value of your home will likely increase after buying new appliances. Make sure they are good-quality and are presentable for guests. Choose brands that are recognizable that will make people want to buy.

Remodeling your home takes many different forms. While the most obvious ones involve reconstructing, redecorating, and replacing, you do not have to do that all the time. Instead, consider putting effort into maintenance into what you already have.
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Deep clean your carpets and home appliances and find ways to accentuate the positives of your home. Add work into your yard and outdoor features. By doing these things and keeping up with the current trends of décor, you will increase your home’s value.

If you’re ready to remodel your home, contact us to get a free quote!
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How You Can Tell You’ve Hired A Reliable Contractor

6/5/2020

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Hiring a contractor can be tricky business. You want someone that will provide quality work in a timely fashion at a reasonable price. You don’t want to end up with someone that cuts corners to save themselves time and money. This could end up being dangerous for you depending on what they are working on. To make sure that you’re working with a reliable contractor, use the following three tips.

​Clear Contracts

Whenever you hire a contractor you should have a contract. If the contractor doesn’t want to sign a contract, don’t hire them. Do not sign a contract unless you have read it. A good contractor will take the initiative to go through the contract with you and explain it to you. The contract should be clear in language and fair. It should stipulate the quality work that is expected, and the consequences if either party fails to uphold their side of the bargain. You should be provided with a copy of the contract for your own records.

​They Know How to Stay Safe

A good and reliable contractor is also a safe contractor. Following safe practices shows that the contractor is experienced enough to know why those practices are important. You should ask them about how they plan to complete the project in a safe manner. Ask them about PPE. In many industries, PPE is key in workplaces. For contractors, PPE will often include hardhats, gloves, steel toed boots, dust masks, eye protection, etc. If you see your contractor acting in a manner that is risky or unsafe you should dismiss them and hire a new one.

​Positive Reviews

One of the great benefits of the internet is online reviews. Now you can go see what other people experienced when working with the contractor that you are considering. It’s important to realize that everyone is going to have a few bad reviews, but there are some things you should look out for. If you see the same problem mentioned frequently, that’s a red flag. Other red flags include accusations of shoddy work, messiness, rudeness, or dishonesty. If you have concerns, discuss these reviews with the contractor to get their feedback on it. The humility or pride that they portray in response could tell you a lot about them. Where you look for your reviews is also important. Make sure you are looking at verified sources, which can help you cut through the fake reviews.
Although there are some bad eggs in the contracting industry, it’s important to realize that most contractors are quality craftsmen that care about doing the job right. They know that they need to provide good service in order to keep a job. By following the above tips, you will be able to find the right people for your job.
Looking for a contractor to help with your home remodeling needs? Contact us for a free quote!
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4 Customization Options for Your Garage in 2020

2/19/2020

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The humble garage has seen a makeover in recent years. Once relegated to parking and storage, new options are letting homeowners contain the mess and spruce it up the area into a functional space. Here are some of the most interesting options for garage customization as we head into a new decade.

Storage Space Selections

Along with housing cars, the traditional job of the garage is storage. Outdoor items such as bikes, mowers, power tools and overflow items from the home interior all join together and can make organization tough. Classic pegboards and newer slat walls allow for myriad hanging options, but some garage owners are now investing in quality cabinetry, rolling storage units, movable shelving, baskets and more. According to Extra Space Storage, there are seemingly endless options to help store even the bulkiest and most oddly shaped items.

Flooring Options

Garage flooring is typically the standard concrete pad, maybe with a coat of paint slapped on top. However, with homeowners increasingly turning to the garage as a center of entertainment in addition to storage, it may be time to explore new possibilities. DIY tiling can come in different colors and textures such as rubber, washable polymer carpet, faux-wood or vinyl. Epoxy flooring has also seen a surge in popularity, allowing garage enthusiasts to explore a variety of coloring and patterns.

Garage Door Choices

Whether your garage is solely for parking cars, used for storage or being repurposed entirely, the door needs to be sturdy and reliable. Garage doors are generally made from metal such as aluminum, wood or wooden composites. Standard sectional options are giving way to new styles such as tilt-up canopies that raise as a single unit and side-sliding models. Traditional paneling has given way to new options such as contemporary, carriage and barn-door styles. Whatever you choose, consider insulation. According to Howell Door, insulating your garage will reduce energy bills by blocking outdoor weather conditions.

Useable Space

Garages are increasingly being seen as a usable accessory space, especially for homes that may lack basements or extensive yards. Homeowners are turning garages into impromptu social gathering spots by adding bars complete with fridge and sink, televisions, comfortable seating or even movie screens. Others use the garage as a home gym with the ability to open the door on nice days and close it when it's rainy or cold. Others layer the area with rubber matting and convert it into a children’s play space.

Whatever plan you have for your garage, modern options give you great flexibility to accomplish your goal. Whether you simply want a clean and organized car barn or you'd like an upgrade to a fancy usable space, the options seem endless. If your garage has become cluttered or it needs some TLC, you may want to consider some of these possibilities to create the space of your dreams.

If you’d like some help with your next construction project, contact us for a quote!

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7 Common Frustrations You May Run Into When Building a New Home

8/12/2019

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Frustrations may be an unavoidable part of life, but they don’t have to raise your stress level when you’re building a new home in Casa Grande. Being prepared for common building frustrations will help you ensure that you know what to expect during every phase of the building process.

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14 Secrets to a Luxurious Bathroom Design

6/28/2019

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The master bathroom in your Casa Grande, Arizona home can be so much more than just a utilitarian space. When you plan the room’s remodel, think of it as a sanctuary where you can relax and refresh. Think luxury. Here are 14 features to consider working into your luxury bathroom design.
 When you flip through photos of designers’ favorite luxury baths, what do you see? Lots of light, and fantastic views. Of course, making your bathroom a room with a view will depend on a lot of factors, but if it’s possible to incorporate windows onto Arizona’s natural beauty, while retaining some privacy, by all means do it. If picture windows won’t work in your bath, there’s always the skylight option.
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9 Questions to Ask When Thinking About Building a New Construction Home

5/24/2019

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It’s easy to become overwhelmed by all of the little, and not so little, details when you’re buying a new construction home. Keeping these questions in mind can help you avoid regrets and ensure that your new home contains all the features and amenities you need and want.

Will My Home Look Exactly Like the Model? Model homes often contain many upgrades to flooring, appliances, light fixtures, cabinets, countertops and other features. Some include expanded room sizes and additional rooms that aren’t included in the standard plan. Although it’s helpful to see all of the options you can choose, don’t assume that you’ll get everything you see in the model. Ask your Casa grande builder for a list of standard features to prevent any misunderstandings. Most buyers add at least a few upgrades to their homes. Seeing upgrade options in model homes or in the community’s design studio can help you decide which upgrades are most important to you. Keep in mind that every upgrade you select will affect the final cost of your home.

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Practical Upgrades That Will Add Value to Your Kitchen

5/6/2019

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Whether you’re thinking of the attractiveness of your home to potential buyers or its value to your family and your lifestyle, the kitchen sits near the top of the list of most important areas in a house. The number of possible upgrades is almost limitless, of course, so you need to think about what you really need, and why you’re upgrading your Casa Grande-area home.

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Top Summer Design Trends:

4/18/2019

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home remodeling concepts for 2019.

What to Adopt and What to Ditch in Summer 2019

We talked to several of the top interior designers in Pinal County and came up with a list of what is in and what is out for homes in summer 2019.

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How To Save Money For A House While Renting

4/3/2019

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Do you spend your free time admiring the houses featured on Casa Grande home builders’ websites? You’re not alone! New homes are particularly attractive to home buyers because they offer all of the latest features and innovations and none of the work that often comes with buying an existing home. These savings tips will help you accumulate enough money for a down payment if you’re ready to move from your rental, but your bank account needs an influx of cash to make your dream a reality.

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