Thinking of renovating your kitchen? Start here.

Oct 12, 2016

Thinking of renovating your kitchen? Start here.

One of the most common renovation projects done in existing homes are the kitchens. It provides a 92.9% return on investment on average according to Remodeling Magazine. It is often a gathering place for the entire family. The kitchen has become the hub of the home. So many older homes still have the kitchen closed off from the rest of the house. The most common goal is to “open it up” to the living space so that “we can all be together and nobody is stuck away from the rest of the family.”

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So what should you consider before taking on the kitchen renovation? Where should you begin? We strongly encourage you to contact an interior designer that does not sell cabinets or come with a preconceived bias in the solution they will provide. An interior designer will look at the space, hear your goals, and provide design solutions that meet your budget. Give Rebecca a call at the office with questions.

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There are many decisions to make. For instance, Which countertop is right for your new kitchen? Click HERE to learn more about all the options.  How can you make your kitchen more functional? Click HERE to learn more about all the options. What do you want to make it a dream kitchen? Click HERE to learn more about all the options.

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Here is a major kitchen renovation we finished a few years ago. This one takes kitchen upgrade to an extreme. CLICK Here for a kitchen that needs a renovation. It has common issues we see in many of the homes built over the last 15 years.

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If you are thinking of renovating your kitchen, give us a call. We are happy to come and look at your project and discuss options.

 

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