"Oh, don't worry about the cost; you'll make it back with the added value when you sell." How many times have you heard a local contractor, a real estate agent, or some other home improvement project professional tell you this line, especially with a kitchen remodel? They aren't necessarily wrong depending on the renovation cost and if you can stick to a set budget. But with the ideas and costs being endless, this will require some serious discipline and a long-term strategy. A kitchen remodel can be the most impactful home improvement project to a prospective buyer. A clean, freshly designed kitchen screams of possibility and can trigger a buyer's emotional response, getting you the added value you were seeking on your property. But on the other end, a dated,.

Home renovation can be a daunting task, especially when the remodel is taking place in the most essential place of the home - the kitchen. We're here to act as your fact-or-fiction guide for some of the most common remodeling myths when it comes to your kitchen project. Myth #1: Do-It-Yourself is cheaper. During your kitchen remodel, avoid DIY mistakes by carefully deciding which projects you can DIY and which you need to reach out to a local contractor for. We recommend you request a free consultation anyway, as they may surprise you with their quote. Consider this: are possible DIY mistakes worth the headache they may cause? Whether it's a minor or major update to your kitchen project, knowing when to reach out to a local contractor might save.