INFOGRAPHIC - Home Remodels That Pay Off
Knowing the return on investment of a home remodeling project can help you plan and prepare. This infographic breaks down 7 home remodels that can pay off for homeowners.
This infographic comes from the team at Reclaimed Designworks
It’s always a good idea to review the cost vs. value of any home remodeling project before breaking ground. When you have an idea of the return you can expect in terms of increased property value, you can make a more informed decisions on budget, scope, etc.
The infographic below explores seven home remodeling projects that can really pay off for homeowners.
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7 Home Remodels that Pay Off
1) Replacing Your Garage Door
Upgrading your original garage door to one with a bit more style can instantly boost your property’s curb appeal. If you can add insulation to increase the door’s energy-efficiency, that’s sure to be attractive to potential buyers.
2) Refreshing Bathrooms
The bathroom is one of the most important rooms in any home. Improvements such as a sauna-style shower stall, dual vanities, and high-quality tile will make your bathroom seem that much more appealing. If it’s been awhile since you changed the look of your bathroom, it’s probably time to refresh any outdated styles and features.
3) Remodeling the Kitchen
Kitchens are a vital area to the overall feel of any home. Stainless steel appliances, upgraded countertops, and new cabinetry are just a few ways to create a fresh look to your kitchen and add value to your home. Adding an island for more prep space and seating can also go a long way.
4) Hardwood Floors
Carpeting can become faded and dingy over time, which is why many homeowners switch to hardwood flooring. In addition to their elegant and dignified appearance, hardwood floors are easier to clean and maintain.
5) Replacing Windows
New windows can have a big impact on your home’s energy-efficiency, which is upgrading windows can lead to a substantial return on investment. Whether or not you plan on putting your home on the market in the near future, it’s worth looking into replacing your old, drafty windows.
6) Installing New Siding
Not only does new siding enhance the look of your property, it can also lower your utility bills. The right siding can help insulate your home and reduce reliance on your HVAC system.
7) Building a Deck or Patio
More and more homeowners are beginning to see their backyard patios, decks, and other outdoor areas as extensions of their interior living spaces. Homes featuring customized, well-designed outdoor living spaces are more desirable to both homeowners and potential buyers.