How To Keep Your Sanity While Remodeling - A Dos And Don'ts List

You have experienced a remodeling nightmare or know someone who has. But do not be dissuaded from creating the home of your dreams. By simply following a few tips can keep your hair and your sanity and have what you want.

1. Choose an entrepreneur who is comfortable with and had good real reviews from the Net surfers. He must have good communication skills will be invaluable only through the process.
2. Have a plan: Know what you want before you start. If remodeling a new bathroom, kitchen or basement, has an idea of ​​what you want to display. Also, do not forget the details that make life easier and electrical sockets enough, enough counter space or storage for your kitchen appliances.
3. The more details you start with more time and save money in the long run. Know that once you have a signed contract all the changes made can change the cost and time. If you are not completely sure of these details, a good entrepreneur with experience can help you understand them.
4. Do not assume that the highest bidder will do the best job. What seems to save money in the beginning can cost countless headaches and extra money in the long run. Better to spend a little more, without worrying finally.
5. Make sure your contractor gives you a contract and schedule. If the entrepreneur you are considering hiring is unwilling to give a written agreement or commit within a period of time, it's time to find someone else.
6. Make sure your contractor is licensed and insured. Although accidents and injuries rarely occur, it is good to be prepared. You do not want to keep the bag if an unexpected accident.
7. Your contractor should fire permit if applicable. Trying to cut corners make illegal work is a problem. If a building inspector learns from work done without a license, the job closes and can impose fines, which in turn means more time and more money. Just not worth it.
8. Do not micro-manage the work. If you have hired the right entrepreneur, he knows what he is doing and he or his micromanagement team will cause an aggravation and the added time will translate into more money being spent.
9. Remove the precious and scored material outside the construction area. A building area is, as the name suggests, not a space for a vase frame or favorite photo.
10. Seal any entrance to other parts in the construction area with plastic sheeting and duct tape. Although it is almost impossible to keep dust from traveling to other parts of the house, it is best to keep it to a minimum.
11. Make sure to do a final inspection. Walk through the work with your contractor and together you can put together a list of all the little details that need to be done if necessary.
12. Note that remodeling will not last forever and, sooner or later, the process will be, but the new space will be a source of pleasure.
13. If your contractor has done a good job (and if you choose well, should) give you a good reference.


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