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Everything you wanted to know about remodeling your home can be found at RemodelOrMove.com.  From the very first time you look at your kitchen, bathroom or any room in your house and think to yourself – “this room needs to change” – we can help you with a step by step process that will ensure you minimize the stress of a remodel and ensure you get the results you want and deserve.

First step is usually to figure out how much the remodel will cost. It is hard to get a good estimate without detailed plans but the RemodelOrMove.com remodel cost calculators can help give you an idea of the cost.

Maybe your biggest concern is remodeling itself!  Are you and your family ready for the fun and challenges of a remodel.  Our Should Your Remodel?  and Remodel Or Move? decision making calculators can help you take some of the guess work out as you weigh your options.

If the budget seems to make sense and you have decided that yes, you may want to remodel, then it is time for the fun part – to start collecting ideas of what you want the room to look like when you are done.  Here again RemodelOrMove.com has a great tool – our ideafile that enables you to securely and privately research ideas and find photos of kitchens, bathrooms, basements and all the furniture and fixtures that go into these rooms.  Once you find what you like you can save and share them into your ideafile to keep track of all your ideas.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What are the primary costs when remodeling?

A: The things you control that really drive the cost of remodeling are 1. who does the work 2. your design and 3. the materials you choose.  You have a tremendous amount of control over remodeling costs.

Q: So how do i control and manage the cost to remodel?

A: The more work you do the lower the total cost for your remodel.  So hire carefully to manage your remodeling costs and have a very detailed and thorough remodeling contract to ensure there are no cost overruns.  Unless your design is simple you should work with a designer or your contractor to develop your renovation design with the specific goal of reducing remodeling costs.  Finally you need to spend a lot of time shopping and selecting fixtures and appliances and materials for your remodel.  Dont worry about the drywall or framing lumber – focus on the light fixtures, cabinets, and flooring.  This is where your money for your remodel is going and this is where you can really save a bundle on the cost to remodel

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Trends In Kitchen Remodeling

There are plenty of reasons why people decide to take the plunge and remodel their kitchens. It might just be that you’ve recently moved to a new home and the kitchen is in a state of disrepair. Maybe your kitchen is feeling old and tired, or perhaps you’ve finally decided to take out a loan...

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Is there a way to make use of the "dead space" I will lose because of the slope of the attic roof?

The "dead space" created by the slope of the roof when finishing an attic actually doesn't have to be dead space at all. First, you can install dormers to add floor space. Other options include, built-in bookcases, storage areas, built in work areas or desks, places for beds, etc. A little creativit...

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Reason to Remodel No. 4 - You Can Avoid Buyer's Remorse

Update: We've all had times where we've experienced buyer's remorse - usually after a shopping spree where you've bought one too many designer items! That's a situation that's easily solved; either you pay off the credit card bill and vow to wear your clothes a lot to get your money's worth, or ...

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What kind of warranty should a contractor offer on a remodel or home addition?

You should be able to expect a one-year warranty on materials and labor unless you are told otherwise. Most contractors offer one-year warranties. Some, however, offer six-months and some offer 18 months or two years. You can expect that items that have a different manufacturer's warranty (such as c...

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