Want to increase your home’s value with the help of residential remodeling contractors in Maryland? Have you had enough of your home’s vintage style and lackluster amenities? You’ve come to the right place.
A home is where we hang our hat, where we enjoy our family and pets, and is a place to relax whenever we have time. So why do so many people allow their homes to only suit a part of their needs?
As home remodeling contractors, we see many homes in the Maryland area that could use a simple fix. Even if it’s not something significant and substantial, some small home upgrades can increase your home’s value and comfort without breaking the bank.
So if you’re wondering what is missing from your home, continue reading for tips on finding the best home improvement for you.
– Always choose projects that add value to your home. Some home improvement jobs might be pet projects. We understand the desire to do what you want to your own home, but we recommend doing ample research before committing to large improvements.
– Even if you don’t plan on selling your home in the next decade, all home upgrades should be done with future buyers in mind. Homeowners that skip this step end up regretting their actions later. Disaster will strike if your current scheme ends up ruining your chances of a lucrative home selling process, so always plan ahead.
– When remodeling your kitchen, it’s best to consider a deluxe upgrade over a regular version. Larger kitchen upgrades, like total overhauls, new appliances, cabinets, and counters, recoup a considerable amount of money and add the most equity, whereas smaller kitchen projects only benefit the current owners. For a complete breakdown, visit this website for cost vs. value.
– A little bit of paint can do wonders for any room. While a new paint job is not (and should not) be the only aspect of a room remodel when equity is in mind, it can turn any drab and boring room into something shiny and new. Combine new paint with new architecture, and you’ll wonder why you waited so long to take that step.
– Bathrooms are also important for your home’s value. A completely remodeled and updated bathroom will sell your home, even if other aspects of your home’s design are lacking. When you are planning a bathroom remodeling job, consider how your bathroom will age. Stop yourself from buying into the latest fads, unless you can swap them out with ease.
– When you decide to remodel other rooms in your home, or you plan to add an entire addition, contemplate cost long before you draw up a plan. Costs include materials, labor, time, value, and neighborhood comparisons. Investing in a home addition is ideal for a home that is missing space, but increasing your home’s value past that of your neighbors might spell trouble on listing day.
– Look outside for other improvements that add value to your home, but try to skip the backyard pool. Investments like decks, patios, and windows do wonders for a home’s overall value, so keep these aspects in mind as you plan. Pools, on the other hand, might seem fun at the time, but you stand a chance of isolating and narrowing individual buyers later. Ensure that — if a pool is something that you absolutely must have — your home’s area isn’t devoid of such a backyard oasis, and will augment your home’s property and value.
If you are interested in learning more about how we can help you with your next home remodeling project, please contact us today.
Hopkins & Porter provides full-service custom design/build services specializing in large additions and custom homes that enhance and harmonize with existing structures and communities and are in keeping with sound environmental practices.
