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Home Remodeling Ideas for Your Home

Written by Jose J. Velazquez

If you are a long-time homeowner, then chances are that you may have become bored with the current way your house looks on the inside and outside. Getting bored with your home's look may happen because of a divorce, empty nest syndrome, or you would like to update how your house looks and feels. All these are reasons homeowners use to decide that they need to invest in remodeling their houses. 

When it comes to it, many homeowners are unsure about what projects they should and shouldn't take on. For example, a homeowner who feels entirely lost about remodeling their house may see multiple projects that need to be completed. On the other hand, all those projects may be too large to do at once, or it might be necessary to complete one project before the next can begin.

So the real question of remodeling your house becomes: how should I prioritize the changes I want to make during the renovation of my home? 
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Once homeowners can answer that question, only then can they finally make significant changes to the way they want to see them. Here are a few ideas about the way that you should remodel your house, though, from top priority to bottom:

1. Kitchen:

Believe it or not, the kitchen is a room in the house where many people decide to start first. The kitchen is the room where you can receive the most value in your home after you take on the remodeling. In other words, when you decide to sell your home, the kitchen will be where your home's value can increase the most after you remodel. Some ideas for remodeling the kitchen include knocking out a wall to make it larger and more efficient and updating the cabinets to increase the storage space. However, suppose you don't want to make the kitchen more spacious. In that case, you can take a more straightforward approach and replace the old floors, retrofit energy-saving LED lighting, and upgrade to durable stone countertops. 

*The NKBA released its "Estimated Market Value for the Kitchen and Bath Remodeling and New Residential Construction Markets" report that found that the $134 billion industry is segmented into a kitchen and bath remodel and replacement market of $85 billion for existing homes, and a similar market for new homes of $48.6 billion.
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2. Basement:

The basement is the second place that you should start remodeling. There are many issues to think about before remodeling the basement. Still, the biggest depends on whether you currently have a finished or unfinished basement. If you have an unfinished basement, then the value of your home can increase considerably if you decide to finish it. Some ideas for the basement include adding a bar area, a man cave, an area for hobbies, and various other storage spaces. Some homeowners even decide to turn the basement into a bedroom or two while remodeling.
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3. Bathrooms:

There are many ways to remodel the bathrooms in your home if it is a project you want to take on. For example, you could change the bathroom layout to maximize the space. Some homeowners often change showers/tubs, add light fixtures, add new flooring, replace vanity cabinets, and upgrade to stone countertops.
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These are just some of the creative ways that you could decide to remodel the rooms in your home. The kitchen, bathroom, and bath areas are not only great for remodeling, but they'll help you add that unique change that you've wanted to add to your home!

*Source: National Kitchen & Bath Association. (2022, August 21). In Wikipedia. Click here for Full Article.

About Author: Jose J. Velazquez

As a father, I understand the drive, decisions, and challenges that come with building a better home for my loved ones.
As a second-generation fabricator, I take great pride and passion in upholding the standard of craftsmanship handed down through my family.

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