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Are you realistic about the cost of your home renovation? When you’re going through a “gut renovation,” the costs can quickly add up. The final price can vary drastically depending on if you want high-end finishes, and if you change your plans during the renovation process. How much should a renovation cost? Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips video for help on calculating how much your home renovation may cost.
Whether it’s new construction, a gut rehab or a renovation, the length of your home construction project can vary greatly. Your contractor or builder should look at all the drawings and plans and submit a bid for how long the work should take, before anything gets started. Many times the length of the project will depend on the weather. Outside or foundation work will take longer in the winter. Watch the Expert Real Estate Tips video for more information about how to schedule and plan your home construction project.
When you’re going through a “gut renovation,” the costs can quickly add up. The final price on a home renovation can vary drastically depending on if you want high-end finishes, or something more moderate. How much should a home renovation cost? Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips video for help on calculating how much your home renovation may cost.
The demolition phase is usually the fastest (and the most fun) part of a construction project. With demolition, you may want to retain some aspects of the old home, but you are mostly concerned with tearing everything out. In a construction project, demolition goes by very quickly, then the real work of home renovation or rehab starts. Watch this Expert Real Estate Tips video and the others in our home renovation series for more construction advice.
In home renovation and home remodeling, anything can go wrong. With major work, you could have 40 or 50 people involved in the job. Absolutely anything could happen. A good recommendation is to set aside up to 10 percent of the budget to deal with unexpected problems or if you decide to splurge on something like plumbing fixtures. Watch this Expert Real Estate tips for more ideas on how to handle the unexpected.