Touch Up High-Use Areas

One of the quickest and easiest ways to increase the value of your home is by freshening up areas that show wear and tear. High-use areas like kitchens and bathrooms tend to show the most wear, so consider refreshing those areas first to get the most bang for your buck.

To do so, either touch up your current paint where it is worn or, if necessary, repaint to a color that will appeal to a broad range of people. It’s a great idea to do both interior and exterior paint in order to help the house’s overall appearance and boost its curb appeal. In addition to paint, consider replacing high-wear items like front door knobs, kitchen faucets, and the like.

Install New Flooring

Speaking of high-use areas, one element of every home that gets worn quickly is the floors. Despite the initial expense, replacing or refurbishing the current floors can easily pay for itself when selling your home. As buyers tour different houses, new floors stand out. In conjunction with the fresh paint we mentioned above, these two changes alone can make your home feel new, clean, and inviting. If you want to get the highest possible offer for your home, consider upgrading the flooring.

Renovate the Kitchen & Bathrooms

Kitchens and bathrooms tend to show their age more than other areas of the house. Outdated appliances and bygone design fads in these rooms can make your whole house feel old and undesirable, lowering its value. If a large-scale kitchen and bathroom remodel is out of your budget, even some minor DIY updates—such as repainting cabinets, adding new cabinet pulls, and installing new countertops—can help increase the value of your home. By updating the look of these rooms, you will find more interested buyers.

Open Up the Floor Plan

Open floor plans are certainly in style, and having a home that has large, shared spaces will command a higher price compared to one with more siloed rooms. Specifically, modern home buyers are looking for an open floor plan that connects three of the major rooms in the house. If you’re already planning on remodeling, then changing up the floor plan to connect the kitchen, living room, and dining room areas into an open concept can be another great way to add value.

Finish the Basement

Finally, if your home has an unfinished basement, consider finishing it. Finished basements add another level to your home, creating a unique space that is separate from the rest of the house. As a result of their more relaxed and genuine atmosphere, they are quite popular on buyers’ wish lists. Finishing your basement is a great way to add liveable square footage to your home and will positively affect its resale value.
That’s it! Those are five ways you can immediately increase the value of your home. Looking for help in putting these steps into action? Contact us today for a quote on your home remodeling project.

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As a homeowner trying to improve the value of your property, how do you know which upgrades will give your home that wow factor and make the most difference when buyers make their decisions?

This is a question that many owners ask. But sadly, there is no magical way of knowing what buyers will prefer. Every buyer is different and their idea of what makes a perfect home will vary. Some want a yard where they can grow a vegetable garden, some want new hardwood flooring, and yet others may be more interested in a green home.

Moreover, because the trends that dominate home design are constantly changing, what a specific buyer wants one year may be completely different from what they want the following year. And even if you somehow managed to find out all the desires of the average buyer, it is highly unlikely that you would have enough money and time to do all the projects.

This is why when renovating your home, the best strategy is not to try and satisfy everything buyers could possibly want in your home. Instead, you should focus on projects which have the most appeal to the greatest number of people. As WRents.com explains, investing in such projects will increase the probability that your home will interest more buyers and that one of them will end up paying for the property.

So what are the home improvement projects that meet this criterion?

The two best renovation projects for your home

Kitchen and bathroom upgrades have consistently proven to add the most value to a home and to attract the attention of the majority of buyers. The kitchen and bathroom are two of the most utilitarian areas of the home. How well they perform their respective functions plays a huge role in how buyers perceive a home and how much they are willing to pay for it.

The value of a kitchen lies in its role as a social hub. Humans have always built ceremonies around the preparation, sharing, and eating of meals. The kitchen is the place where family members gather to share food, play, enjoy each other’s company, and indulge in catching up. It is also one of a homeowner’s favorite places for receiving visitors and showcasing their home.

Bathrooms, on the other hand, are essential to sanitation and health. It is where we go to take care of many of our physical needs, and we spend a lot of time in them accordingly. People expect their bathrooms to be inviting and comfortable. They want the room to energize them before  work and to help them relax when they come home.

An investment in the home’s kitchen and bathrooms touches every member of the family in a very personal way. No other home upgrades have this unique quality. For other types of home renovations, one member of the family will usually value the changes more than other family members. But bathrooms and kitchens are equally loved and used by everyone in the home.

How much do bathrooms and kitchen renovations impact your home’s value?

How will a bathroom or kitchen renovation impact the resale value of your home?

Based on data from the market, a kitchen upgrade will add between 60-80% of the project cost to the value of the home when the property is sold. Midrange kitchen renovations fetched a higher return on investment (ROI), averaging around 80%, while upper-end bathroom renovations resulted in around a 60% improvement to the value of the home.

Conversely, a bathroom renovation will add between 60-67% of the project’s cost to the home’s resale value. As with kitchen renovations, midrange upgrades outperform upper-end bathroom projects. For midrange renovations, homeowners were able to recoup 67.2% of their costs, while they only regained 60.2% of the costs from more expensive renovations.

But this does not necessarily mean that renovating the kitchen is better than renovating the bathrooms. This is because kitchen renovations cost more than bathroom renovations.

Several factors determine if your home will benefit more from a bathroom renovation or a kitchen renovation. Kitchens are more visible than bathrooms, so visitors are more likely to see them. But you also spend more time than you realize in your bathroom, and renovating it will take less money out of your pocket.

If you have difficulties deciding which project will make the most impact, speaking with an experienced real estate agent can help. That is because the value-add of a bathroom or kitchen renovation also depends on the location. Some locations value one type of renovation over the other. Talking to an agent who knows the market will give you some valuable insights.

Whether you choose to renovate the kitchen, bathroom, or both, the agent can also help you determine which specific areas of the rooms you should focus on.

Guest post from Rob Lancaster of Windermere Property Management.

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Remodeling, when done right, can be a fun and creative experience. However, if you get stuck with a bad remodeling company it can be a nightmare of overdue deadlines, over-budget projects and low quality work. So, how do you avoid partnering with an unscrupulous company? By the end of this article you are going to know how to vet out your potential remodeler so that you partner with a company that will treat you fairly.

1. Do you have a license?

The first question you should ask a potential partner is whether they are licensed. This will help weed out any bad actors who are trying to make a quick buck off you. When a contractor has a license, it protects you, the customer, and shows that they have a basic understanding of what guidelines need to be followed per state and local regulations. Additionally, US law requires all licensed contractors to have insurance, which protects you in the event of an injury or other unfortunate event during the remodel.

2. Can I get a list of past customers as references and photos of their projects?

Another good way to verify a contractor’s work is to ask to see pictures of some of their previous work and to speak with the homeowners. This is a great way to see the quality of the contractor’s work and to ensure that they are someone you want to hire. From these conversations with previous customers you can discover:

• Do they communicate clearly and often with the homeowners? 
• Do they remain under budget? 
• Do they work quickly and efficiently?

Asking this question also lets you see their style of work and what they’re good at, helping ensure that they can complete the remodel to your specifications. 

3. Who is on your team and what is their experience?

Remodeling companies are more than just a GC. They have many people who are talented at different tasks. Get to know who these people will be and what value they will be providing by being on the project. Additionally, because these people will be at your home everyday, it’s a good idea to get to know their faces and names.

4. How will revisions be managed?

Planning for contingencies is something your home remodeling company should have a plan to handle. Ask how they will manage changes or roadblocks to the plan. Inquiring about these things now, and discovering how billing will be handled if they occur, is important should they arise. In nearly every remodel there is sure to be something that comes up that wasn’t part of the original plan, and changes will have to be made accordingly. 

This conversation is also a good time to clarify whether you would like the remodeling team to make decisions using their best judgement to save time and make the process more efficient, or if you would like decisions to be run by you first so that everything in the final project is exactly how you want it to be. Clarifying how you want changes to be handled and how the remodeling contractor manages contingencies is important to ask. 

5. What’s your timeline and budget for my project?

The final thing that you should ask your remodeling company is how long and how much they expect the project to be. This will give you a good understanding of what you’ll be paying for and how long the project will last.

With these five questions you should be able to vet any remodeling company to determine if they are going to be a good fit for your home remodeling project. 

To get a quote on your remodeling project, fill out the form and contact us today!

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Pros and Cons of Moving

First, let’s talk about moving and the advantages and disadvantages that are associated with it. One of the major advantages of moving is the fact that you get to pick the location of your new home. This is beneficial in more ways than one. Not only can you move to an area that you really like, but you can also pick what neighborhood you want to live in and what schools you want nearby. You can also move into a home that is turnkey ready, avoiding the hassle and upfront cost remodeling your current home. 

However, there are some disadvantages to moving. The first is that, unless you are able to find a house that suits your needs and tastes perfectly, you will have to make some compromises. Often the cost to buy both a new house and remodel it to your liking is unfeasible. Furthermore, although you may find an area you really enjoy when moving, it may also mean leaving an area that you have grown to love and abandoning the roots you planted in your current neighborhood. 

In addition to being inconvenient, moving can also be time consuming, stressful and expensive. Dealing with move-in and move-out dates and trying to find a house that suits you within a short time frame can be very stressful. Another factor to consider are the additional expenses you have to deal with when moving, including realtor and moving fees. 

Pros and Cons of Remodeling

The other option to consider, if moving does not sound appealing to you, is to remodel your current home. One of the biggest advantages of remodeling is that you are able to plan and customize the renovation to your exact specifications. Another advantage to renovating is you don’t have to leave behind your current local community. 

Many homeowners don’t feel like remodeling is a possibility for them due to the cost. However, with options such as home equity lines of credit, it can be possible. Remodeling also allows you to avoid the expensive real estate agent fees that come along with buying and selling houses. 

However, there are also downsides that go along with remodeling. Surprise expenses are definitely a concern when remodeling, whereas in home buying the price is listed up front. Another downside of remodeling is that it can be inconvenient living in the space you are remodeling. 

There are many things to consider when determining whether to move or remodel. In the end there are many determining factors and you have to decide which to prioritize based on your needs and wants. Sometimes getting clarity on what things will cost is necessary to make an accurate decision. 

If you need a quote on a remodeling project so you can better determine if you should build or buy, fill out the contact form!

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Doing It Yourself

For many people, part of the joy in owning a home is that they get to do their own work to it. Unlike a rental, when you own a home, you can do whatever you want—tear down walls, replace cabinetry, repaint everything—the world is your oyster. 

If this is you, then the DIY route may be the way to go for your remodeling project. Doing everything yourself will, unless you make mistakes, likely be cheaper and is rewarding—there’s something about stepping back and admiring something you put together with your own two hands. That said, DIYing a large project has some unique disadvantages, too.

The main disadvantage is how much time it takes. Be honest with yourself about how much free time you have and how much of that free time you are willing to commit to the project per week. Will the timeline of the project be acceptable to you given the progress possible working alone? If the project is going to take 80 labor hours and you can commit 16 hours a week, the project—which would have taken a skilled team of professionals only a few days—will stretch out over 5 weeks. Depending on the room you are refinishing, this may be unacceptable.

Another disadvantage of doing a home remodeling project yourself are the hidden costs. One hidden cost is in the tools required to complete the project. Unless you already own the tools, these costs can add up quickly. Another hidden cost is in the additional material you will use learning how to do things properly. This could be miniscule, like a couple extra pieces of drywall with holes cut in the incorrect spots, or massive, like a cracked granite countertop. You will have to assess the risk and determine, based on your skill level, if doing your project yourself is the best option or not. 

Finally, doing things yourself may not make sense if there is a possibility for injury. Tinkering with garage door springs, electrical boxes, load bearing walls and the like is, unless you know what you’re doing, best left to the pros. 

Contracting Out the Work

Contracting out your project is another option to consider. This can be a great option for those who have some DIY skills but don’t have the time to commit to completing the project by themselves. Contracting out the work allows you to negotiate rates, manage timelines, get your hands dirty, and have the project completed in a timely manner. This option makes a lot of sense for those who are savvy in home repair but simply don’t have the time to complete the project themselves.

That said, there are some pitfalls to avoid when contracting out your project. The first is that the project management falls on you. Gathering required materials, sequencing tasks and assigning tasks falls to you. If you drop the ball, you won’t just be wasting your time but the time of your hired contractors—an expense that can balloon rapidly. 

Another pitfall is that you don’t know what you don’t know. If a hired contractor tries to pull the wool over your eyes, will you know? If you need to get permits from the city, will you know when to do so and how to do it? If your answer is yes, then acting as the GC on your project may make sense. If not, consider hiring a remodeling company. 

Hiring a Remodeling Company

Hiring a remodeling company is the safest and most efficient way to complete your home remodeling project. 

A professional team will have the experience, expertise, and insight to keep your project on-budget and on-time. While they may have a higher upfront price tag, the cost, when factoring in the potential issues that can occur when doing a project yourself or when contracting out the work, can easily pay for itself. 

In addition to reducing risk, you can be sure that the project will be done right with the project manager keeping you filled in with how things are going along the way. If you are unsure of your remodeling abilities or are unable to commit the time to a remodeling project, hiring a company to do it is the best option. 

Looking at hiring a remodeling company but not sure how to choose? Check out our article “5 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Home Remodeling Company.”

Ready to get started? Fill out the contact form to get started! 

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Touch Up High-Use Areas

One of the quickest and easiest ways to increase the value of your home is by freshening up areas that show wear and tear. High-use areas tend to show the most wear, so consider refreshing those areas first to get the most bang for your buck. 

Either touch up your current paint where it is worn or, if necessary, repaint to a color that will appeal to a broad range of people. It’s a great idea to do both interior and exterior paint in order to help the house’s overall appearance and boost its curb appeal. In addition to paint, consider replacing high wear items like front door knobs, kitchen faucets and the like. 

Install New Flooring

Speaking of high-use areas, one element of every home that gets worn quickly is the floors. Replacing the floors (or refurbishing the current ones), while an expense, can pay for itself when selling your home. As buyers tour homes, new floors stand out and, in conjunction with fresh paint as mentioned above, can make a home feel new, clean and inviting. If you want to get the highest possible offer for your home, consider upgrading the flooring.

Renovate the Kitchen / Bathrooms

Kitchens and bathrooms tend to show their age more than other areas of the house. Outdated appliances and bygone design fads in these rooms can make your whole house feel old and undesirable, lowering its value. If a large scale kitchen and bathroom remodel is out of your budget even doing minor updates—such as repainting cabinets, adding new cabinet pulls and installing new countertops—can help increase the value of your home. By updating the look of these rooms you will find more interested buyers.

Open Up the Floorplan

Open floor plans are certainly in style, and having a home that has large, shared spaces will command a higher price as compared to one with more siloed rooms. If you’re already planning on remodeling, then changing up the floor plan to connect the kitchen, living room and dining room areas into an open concept can be another great way to add value. 

One of current home buyers’ top priorities is an open floor plan that connects three of the major rooms in the house. If your current house doesn’t already have an open concept space consider knocking down a couple walls to increase your home’s value.  

Finish the Basement

The final upgrade we recommend is, if your home has an unfinished basement, to consider finishing it. Finished basements add another level to your home, and are popular on buyers’ wish lists as they create space that is separate from the rest of the house. Finishing a basement is a great way to add liveable square footage to your home and will positively affect its resale value. 

That’s it! Five ways you can increase the value of your home. Looking for help getting your home ready to sell? Contact us today for a quote on your home remodeling project.

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By the end of this article you will have the tools and resources you need to successfully plan and execute your kitchen remodel so that it stays on-time and on-budget. At JL Remodeling we’ve helped hundreds of people design and build their dream kitchens in a timely and cost effective manner and can help you build yours too.

Step 1: Clarify Your Budget

The first step is to determine what your budget for the project is. It might be tempting to jump to the fun parts of picking out hardware and designing layouts—but don’t do that just yet! Without clear budgetary constraints a kitchen remodel can quickly become a massive expense. When determining your budget consider the purpose for your remodel:

• Are you looking to flip and sell the house or are you planning to stick around long term? 
• Is this home your main residence or do you rent it out?
• What is the value of your home compared to the surrounding area and will increasing the value of your home through a remodel be returned to you upon selling? 
• How much money do you feel comfortable spending on the project? 

These are all important questions to consider when determining your budget.

Step 2: Design Your Kitchen

Okay, now for the fun part. Hop on Pinterest, flip on HGTV, and get those creative juices flowing! Identify the styles, materials and colors that you like and create a list of upgrades you want made. We recommend identifying layout changes first, then material upgrades and finally finishings like colors and appliances. If there are particular materials or items you want be sure to add links so you can easily price them out later. Your list might look something like this:

• Remove wall between kitchen and living room (structural)
• Add walk in pantry (structural)
• Add skylights and upgrade to LED lighting (structural) 
• Install solid granite countertops (material)
• Install updated hardwood floors (material)
• Install undermount sink and new faucet (material)
• Install backsplash (material)
• Install new dishwasher and range (Appliance)
• Update cabinet handles (Finishing)
• Repaint walls (Color)
• Repaint cabinets (Color)

If this step feels daunting to you, hiring an interior designer can take a lot of the stress off. They will know how to put together a space that suits your preferences and will likely have a healthy list of contractors and remodelers who can help complete the project as well.

At JL Remodeling, we have design experts with the experience and skill to walk you through these decisions. 

Step 3: Prioritize Your Upgrades

In the same way a coach has to choose which free-agents to hire and which players to fire, you too must make some tough decisions in order to build out your on-budget and on-time dream kitchen. Begin by pricing out the different changes you want made. If you are planning on doing the remodel yourself then you only need to factor in the cost of materials and any additional tools you will need to purchase to complete the job. 

Be wary of underestimating the cost and time it will take to DIY a project. It’s important to have realistic projections otherwise going the DIY route may end up costing you more. For components of the job you are hiring out, call around and get the job priced out by various contractors. Add all these numbers to your budget and see what your total is – likely you will be over budget, but that’s okay!

Begin by removing elements that are not as important to you and consider changing to lower cost materials to save cash. Make cuts to your project plan until you are under budget. How does it look? If it feels like too much of a compromise consider waiting to begin your remodel until you have enough funds saved that you are satisfied with the result. But, if you are happy with the changes, you are ready for the next step.

Step 4: Create a Project Plan

If you are planning on DIY-ing your remodel or will be acting as the general contractor then you need to have a project plan. A project plan is a calendar of what needs to happen, when it needs to happen, and how long it will take. Having a concise project plan will help keep your project on track. Be sure to sequence events properly to avoid doing rework. It’s no fun to finish drywalling only to realise you forgot to run plumbing!

In addition to sequencing jobs properly, be sure to be honest about how long things will take. It can be tempting, especially when doing things yourself, to underestimate the amount of time projects will require. Be sure to do research on how long different components of your project will take to have accurate projections.

If creating a project plan feels overwhelming consider hiring an experienced remodeler to manage your project. They will have the knowledge, team and resources needed to plan and execute your project in a timely manner.

Step 5: Execute

All that’s left now is to do it! Begin by removing food, dishes and equipment from the room – dust will find its way into everything. Then, contain the workspace by sealing off the kitchen from the rest of the house with painters plastic. Once prepped, begin the remodeling process, following your project plan. It’s likely that there will be hiccups along the way – perhaps a component doesn’t ship in time or a contractor cancels on you last minute. Be sure to plan ahead and leave space for contingencies. If you begin to fall behind schedule consider hiring additional help or extending your timeline.

Once the project is complete, remove all of your tools and remaining materials and give the room a proper cleaning. Be thorough since you will be prepping food on the surfaces.

And that’s it! Your on-time and on-budget kitchen remodel is complete! A project like this can feel daunting but now you have the resources to plan and tackle one yourself. 
Ready to redesign your kitchen? Fill out the contact form and let’s talk! As a certified kitchen remodeler, we’re thrilled to help our neighbors achieve their dream homes!

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1 | Add New Storage Spaces

One of the best ways to maximize your bathroom organization would be to add more storage areas in your bathroom. 

Two great ways to do this could be to add a shelf above the toilet or putting in an additional stand alone cabinet or linen tower, if you have enough space available. Adding a shelf tower above your toilet is a great option for most bathrooms because the space above the toilet is hardly taken up. This makes it a great option for adding extra shelving to give your bathroom more storage and make organization easier. 

If you also have enough extra space in your bathroom, then you could put in a stand alone cabinet or shelving tower to create even more storage space as well. This option might be less ideal for most however, because it requires an excess space in the bathroom whereas putting storage above your toilet most likely won’t. Adding more storage space in your bathroom will make it much easier to keep it organized, since you won’t have to deal with cramming lots of items into limited storage space. 

2 | Try Drawer Organizers

Another way to maximize your bathroom’s organization is to be efficient with your drawer and cabinets and to create storage spaces for the smaller items. Rather than having your drawers and cabinets be a cluttered mess, adding small baskets in drawers and hanging on the inside of cabinet doors are great ways to eliminate the clutter. It can give all of your tooth brushes, razors, hair combs and whatever else a home as well as use your limited drawer and cabinet space more efficiently and be more organized. 

You can also mount baskets on the wall to store things like q tips, cotton balls, hand towels and soap. Open storage like mounted baskets will allow easy access to the things you’ll likely use every time you’re in the bathroom. 

3 | Use Shower Organizers

The final way to maximize your bathroom space is in the shower by adding in a shower rack for all of your showering supplies. A shower rack is a great way to add shelf space in the shower while also being very easy to organize and maintain. Having everyone’s products in one corner of the shower means that there aren’t soap bottles in every corner of the shower that you have to be mindful of whenever you want to take a shower. 

Having a shower rack can also make it easy for every family member to keep track of their own stuff by having a shelf of their own. 

There are plenty of great ways to maximize your bathrooms organization. Hopefully as you tackle your cluttered bathroom you keep in mind these tips so that you can have a clean, organized and beautiful bathroom as well!

Ready to remodel your bathroom? Fill out the contact form and let’s talk! As a certified bathroom remodeler, we’re thrilled to help our neighbors achieve their dream homes!

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Here’s what you need to know about cleaning granite countertops.

Daily Cleaning for Granite Countertops

Knowing how to do the normal day-to-day cleaning is the most important part of knowing how to properly clean granite countertops. You’re not going to want to use anything that could tarnish the appearance of the granite, things like vinegar, windex and bleach can all dull the shiny finish on granite. 

You’ll also want to avoid using abrasive cleaning tools, similar to steel wool or other rough items, because that can scratch the surface of the granite and leave a permanent mark. The best cleaning solutions to use on granite countertops is a simple warm water and soap mix along with a gentle cleaning rag or towel. You can also use a 50:50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water if you desire. Because granite is not very porous and is sealed it does not take much more than basic cleaning materials to maintain the appearance and cleanliness of the granite. 

Removing Stains from Granite Countertops 

Although granite is sealed and it is difficult for things to be absorbed into it, it is still possible for your countertops to be stained. If a spill is left uncleaned on the counter for too long, it can end up staining the granite and ruining the look of your expensive countertops, which is why it is important to know how to take care of these things. 

To remove stains, you will need to make a mix of baking soda and water that will create a paste. You can apply this paste using a gentle cleaning rag or towel to the stained spot, then rinse with warm water afterwards. 

It is important to understand that the stain may not come out on the first try, and if you don’t succeed, then you will want to try again a few more times. If you are still having no luck after multiple tries and it seems like you’re dealing with a very tough stain then you’ll want to take a different approach. 

Removing the Most Difficult Stains from Granite Countertops

You can create the same paste as before but this time you will apply the paste then seal it on the counter top, and wait for it to dry, which can take a couple days. Once dried, you can rinse it off with warm water. Hopefully you don’t run into a situation like this, but worst case scenario luckily you will be prepared to get rid of the stain and keep your granite countertops in great condition!

Knowing how to properly clean your granite countertops is essential if you want to keep them looking great and not giving into the wear and tear over the years. Now that you know how to properly take care of your granite countertops you’ll be able to keep them in good condition for many years.  

Ready for new countertops? Fill out the contact form and let’s talk! As a certified kitchen and bathroom remodeler, we’re thrilled to help our neighbors achieve their dream homes!

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