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5 Questions to Consider When Kitchen or Bathroom Remodeling in Indiana

Look at design magazines and websites and get a feel for what you like.
Having a general idea of what you like can really help your contractor, take your vision to the next level during your first design meeting.

Make a list of specific things you might want in your kitchen, pantry, appliance type, sink, lighting, cabinet stain or paint color, wall colors, tile, etc…
Establish your budget. Average totally renovated kitchens in the Valley range from $8,000 to $12,000 and up. It all depends on size and features. Give yourself about an 8% to 12% “wiggle room” for items you will likely want to add while the project is underway, and other contingencies.
(Example: Say you only want to invest $12,000, then your budget should be about $10,500).
Before you call a remodeling contractor, check his standing with the BBB.
Also very important: You want to call a “remodeling contract/company” not a “new home” contractor. This is very important because building new homes is very different from remodeling.

5 Questions to Consider When Kitchen or Bathroom Remodeling in Indiana

Look at design magazines and websites and get a feel for what you like.
Having a general idea of what you like can really help your contractor, take your vision to the next level during your first design meeting.

Make a list of specific things you might want in your kitchen, pantry, appliance type, sink, lighting, cabinet stain or paint color, wall colors, tile, etc…
Establish your budget. Average totally renovated kitchens in the Valley range from $8,000 to $12,000 and up. It all depends on size and features. Give yourself about an 8% to 12% “wiggle room” for items you will likely want to add while the project is underway, and other contingencies.
(Example: Say you only want to invest $12,000, then your budget should be about $10,500).
Before you call a remodeling contractor, check his standing with the BBB.
Also very important: You want to call a “remodeling contract/company” not a “new home” contractor. This is very important because building new homes is very different from remodeling.