REMODELING TIPS FOR YOUR HOME
Are you interested in Remodeling Tips that help increase your home's value? Anyone that owns a home will most certainly have the thought of "What can I do to increase my home's value" cross their mind. Here are a few remodeling tips that anyone can apply to their home.
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
Have old drafty windows in your home. There is no need to put up with this. With a little insight, you can replace your window within an hour. Change all your leaky window's and save big on your fuel bill at the end of the year. From the street, replacement windows make your home a much better resale. Inquire about double insulated low E replacement windows for your home. Don't forget to look into a tilt wash unit that allows for easy cleaning from the inside.
REFINISHING HARDWOOD FLOORS
Your old worn out hardwood floors really bring down the mood. No one likes worn, scratched looking floor. Well there's good news. You can refinish your hardwood floors and in most cases they will look brand new. Yes, you don't have to put up with that old looking hardwood floor any longer. Haave them resanded, sealed and apply 2 coats of poly and that's it. Brand new floors. It there are cracks or seams that are widened, you can have those joints filled prior to the new coats of sealant. That is the greaat thing about hardwood. You can make this flooring look brand new even after years of neglect.
INSTALL NEW LIGHTING
Those old lighting fixtures are just that, old. Lighting fixtures can be changed by even a novice DIY'r. Adding new, warmer fixtures will soften up the mood in your rooms. With thousands of selections on the market, you will be able to spruce up your room and not take a lot out of your wallet. Consider accent lights for your hall or even under mount cabinet lighting to accent your cabinetry at night.
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AUTHOR INFORMATION:
Author:
Mr. David Pangione
of
Pangione Developers Inc.
Note: All this information is 100% original. Every word is spoken from experience of being a NJ Home Improvement Contractor for over 30 years. All material is copyright protected.
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