- Plan cautiously. Make all the changes you want on paper; they're expensive later.
- Prioritize. Decide where to economize and where to focus your funds.
- Shop critically. Avoid one stop shopping; you may end u paying too much for the convenience.
- Stick to standard and stock choices. Find out how much special finishes and colors will add to your costs.
- Understand the differences in materials. Consider long term value as well as initial cost.
- Don't be swayed by status. Does that stylish product really suit your needs? And will you still like it next year?
- Refurbish and recycle. Can you reuse windows, doors, appliances, and other equipment instead of replacing them?
- Keep the structural framework. Before adding on, explore the more economical possibility of reconfiguring the existing space.
- Pay for professional advice: A skilled designer of architect can help stretch your budget.
- Do some of the work yourself but take care not to overestimate your zeal or skill.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
10 Ways to Stay on Budget When Remodeling
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