Ready to have your kitchen remodeled?
Whether you’re finally going to have the kitchen of your dreams or you’re completing a remodeling project to increase the resale value of your home, there are many things to consider before beginning the process.
Consider Doing Your Own Research
You can surely trust your contractor to give you a spectacular finished product, but he/she is going to need your help. Before you meet with the team, compile a list of ideas that you have for your kitchen. Consider making a Pinterest account in order to compile a series of pictures or ideas that the contractor may work off of.
Maximize Space
Take advantage of every square inch of your kitchen in order to maximize the space. If you aren’t building an addition, you can take advantage of the space by building cabinets vertically rather than horizontally.
Over Budget (Just in Case)
Your contractor should be upfront with you about the cost of the project, so over budgeting shouldn’t account for surprise costs. Rather, over budgeting allows for you to give yourself more options during the planning phase of your project. This is also a wonderful way to ensure that you’re able to afford the project.
Consider the Purpose of the Space
What is the kitchen for you? Is it a place to entertain guests or a place for the kids to do their homework each evening. Maybe it’s both! Considering how you use the purpose will be accounted for during the design phase of your project. For example, planning the kitchen around a center island will ensure that you’ll have plenty of room to entertain guests.
CALL ALBAUGH & SONS FOR CUSTOM REMODELING SERVICES
When it comes to remodeling there’s no one in Frederick MD better for the job than Albaugh & Sons.
Albaugh & Sons specializes in bathroom, kitchen, and basement remodeling, and has the right staff and knowledge to help you make your dream bathroom a reality.
CONTACT US online, or give us a call at 301-964-9379 today to start your project!
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