Think fast! You have only 20 minutes left to decide whether to redo your disrepair of the kitchen or bathroom before the destruction begins. But wait! It is too late for this. You should have done this a few years ago, so that you really have time to enjoy the upgrade before the sirens went out. Now you do not regret what are you waiting for? Consider a mistake in Hawaii, triggering an awakening.
My advice is to jump on things before it is too late. Stop living in poverty and live! Today, you have more choice in colors, designs and materials in a wider price range than ever before. And since the government is now closed, it still makes no difference. Why don't you take a walk to the local cuisine and dealer to see what you can do before someone does something to you?
This month was published the annual report "Remodeling costs and cost", which shows what improvements in homes have increased or decreased in terms of return on your investment. Just google: “Cost or Value” or click the link at the end of this article. Applicants are increasing this year away from medium sized bathrooms and kitchen remodelers.
More options, better values, higher returns! So what are you waiting for? Find yourself a licensed celebrity home improvement contractor (by looking at its stars on the Internet) and you are well on your way. Do not worry about getting lost in the terrible kitchen triangle, your professional will guide you through the pitfalls of poor design and point you to the creative solution of even the most mysterious riddles of the plan. By arranging the cabinetry to suit your needs, the trained mind of an experienced designer, using intelligent design, can increase the capacity of your store without changing the size of your room!
Take out your pencil and paper. Make a list of everything you need in your new kitchen or bathroom. Then make a second list or “wish list” about additional things that would be good if your budget lends itself. Come up with a budget that you enjoy in the project, and discuss it all with your designer or contractor. If you are not sure what your budget is, experts will say that for a completely new kitchen this is about 5% -15% of the value of your home. This represents about 5% of the cost of the design; 40% for cabinets; 15% countertops; 15% for appliances; 5% parquet; 3% and 17% of labor. This, of course, is only an estimate and will depend on your choice of materials, the age of your home and if you are making any structural changes in the area.
Paraphrasing ourselves (and who does it better), now that the sirens are gone, it reminds us of 50 years old, when we were taught in elementary school, in the event of a nuclear attack, duck under our tables and cover our heads. We are sure that Bert the Turtle will undoubtedly protect us from Armageddon, and in the event of a nuclear explosion we will live to tell about it. Just Google: “Duck and Cover” or click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60 to see the 1951 Riveting “Duck and Cover”.
Do not wait until it is too late. If you haven't lost all your money by putting it into Chocolate Bit-Coin, as indicated in the previous article, add your funds to your biggest investment, which for most of us is our home. Enjoy it for many years, as they increase in value daily, and if missions ever come, you can laugh at them and say, at least, I liked my house before they fell.
(Click here to view the latest “Cost and Value” for our area: http://www.remodeling.hw.net/cost-vs-value/2017/middle-atlantic/)
