Remodeling a kitchen or bathroom isn’t a project as much as it is a process which includes numerous smaller projects within it. With that perspective, there is a much better chance of getting the end product you really want.
A new web based system for tracking and reporting the status of a project provides a new level of availability of information. An entire project to be conceived, planned, scheduled, altered and tracked throughout the process in a nearly transparent fashion.
Specialty contractors use their unique experience to identify existing conditions before projects are started to ensure a superior outcome. There are many moving parts which are interdependent in every project. A typical project involves at least four components that all have to be on the same page. They are...
With the real estate market stagnant, many of us have chosen to move forward with ideas for improving our current homes rather than move. More and more frequently, people are enhancing their homes and making every day more enjoyable, all while improving the value of their best-appreciating asset.
Remodeling may be too expensive or just too radical for your tastes. However, there are a number of smaller projects you can do to alter the look, feel and function of various parts of your home.
The goal we have at Gugger Home Improvement is to create an environment for complete understanding of the project and the process. An active communication process allows us to be successful in satisfying our customer’s needs. We know this because we have worked for many people over and over, sometimes in several different homes. Our customers tell us excellent service has kept them coming back time and time again.
“You can get what you want now, and it can be the most responsible option for you in today’s market. We have had customers who like their location, neighborhood, schools, etc, but needed more living space, or had an area within their home that could better serve their needs. Even though their home wasn’t exactly what they wanted or needed, they made the decision to stay where they were. However, there are changes that can be made, both large and small, that can improve your home by adding a new living space to meet your needs and your tastes. The result is the home you want, where you enjoy living. In fact, there is a very good chance you can increase the value of your home, so when it comes time to move on, you will get a good share of your investment back, if not more (depending on improvements you make).”
These days, the minimum you can offer customers is workmanship and quality materials. However, that alone may not be enough to set you apart and make your company successful. Success depends on the customer’s entire experience, from beginning to end.
Planning for options to use the “odd” spaces that remodeling frequently creates and anticipating future projects can save on redundant expenses. Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC and even the impact of a doorway you move may have consequences on future growth or reorganization of the home.
Change Is A Natural Thing… Lifestyle changes occur for many reasons. It could be an empty nest situation, failing health or aging needs, or just wanting to create a living space that has a different feel or that may show a commitment to our environment. Whether it’s constructing a new home or creating a new functional living area with a remodel project, a great deal of thought has gone into the change and tends to signal a new stage of life for the homeowner.
So the market has given you the jitters, and you have decided to improve your greatest asset rather than look for the next, best thing. A growing trend the past couple of years is re-purposing your home, which is, breathing new life into a tired, worn, or simply nonfunctional environment.
Remodeling any home requires a sensible plan and awareness of the scope of the job. Each era of home has unique design, material and mechanical characteristics to be accommodated. With an older home, this can affect demolition, the design, materials and how the new addition is actually built. Often there are specific aesthetic requirements to be considered, affecting your planning process. All of this can affect the budget.
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