4 Home Remodeling Mistakes You Should Avoid

Having open communication with your remodeling contractors is key to the success of a project. Before you start with any renovation, you should consider your priorities, expectations and how you use your space. Here are a few common remodeling mistakes to avoid.

Not Checking Measurements

Make sure to check and then double-check the measurements of your project. You wouldn’t want to have a bathtub or toilet that’s too big for your space!

Rushing the Project

Home improvement shows make it seem that you can renovate an entire house in just a week. In reality, you’ll need to take your time when planning to avoid errors. A major home remodeling project can take from three to six months to plan. This should give you enough time to properly plan your project, look for an experienced contractor and anticipate any problems.

Not Hiring Professionals

Major home improvement projects and renovations are best left to professionals. Keep in mind that proper tools and materials are required for these jobs. Purchasing items and making mistakes in the process can cost you more than just hiring a pro and getting it done right the first time.

Miscommunication

Agree on the best way to communicate with your contractor, including a scheduled time and day to discuss plans and updates. Always contact your contractor regarding any concerns and inform them immediately if you wish to change any aspect of your project. Don’t forget to talk about the small details like cleanup and even your household’s privacy.

Let’s Start a Conversation!

At DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Ogden, you can expect your project to include superior customer service and skilled workmanship. Whether you’re planning a closet remodel or wish to update your bathroom, we’re here to help. Call us at (801) 436-8886 or fill out our contact form to get in touch with our local remodeling experts. We work with homeowners all along the Wasatch Front.

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