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What can I, as a homeowner, expect to do while a remodeling project is being done at my house? |
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Written by Sandy Brown
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Wednesday, 27 February 2008 16:47 |
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The most important thing you can do is ASK QUESTIONS. If there is something that doesnt look right, or you think you ordered one thing, and something else is being installed, ASK!! A contractor wants to know if things are not right immediately. There are no dumb questions, remember, IT'S YOUR MONEY. Remember, there will be dust and dirt in your house. It does'nt matter how careful the contractor is, expect it. Make it easy for the contractor to have access to your house. There will be times when he will have to leave and come back. Give him a key if possible. It will make your life easier to schedule. If you are remodeling a kitchen, eat out a lot. Most kitchen projects take 4-6 weeks. Arrange ahead of time with your contractor to have the refrigerator set up in an alternate location, away from the dust and dirt. If you are remodeling a bathroom, and it is your only bathroom, make arrangements to have the toilet reset each day it is pulled.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 February 2008 16:55 |
Newsflash
Decks remain one of the most popular home improvements - largely due to their potential to enhance home value and homeowner enjoyment. Installing one is also well within the means of most competent do-it-yourselfers. Manufacturers of outdoor building products are taking notice of the needs and preferences of Gen X homeowners, that post-baby boom generation that makes up the largest segment of home buyers today. In the case of decking, that means low-maintenance, high quality composite decking. |
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