A home renovation is a big step for any family to take on and you should always give plenty of thought about how you will cope with the harder aspects of taking on a project, no matter how big or small it may be.
A home renovation is going to cause a certain amount of disruption to your life no matter how well organised you are. So, just like those parts that jump out at you in a horror movie, you need to be prepared for the unexpected and ready to take them on with a with a dose of common sense and sometimes a little humour.
The most important part of any home renovation is always the budget you set. The cost of your home renovation needs to be worked out carefully, taking into account contingencies for all the unglamorous essentials that you cannot see, damp proofing, wiring, sub floors, drains and skips for the rubbish just to name a few.
To make sure you don’t get caught out, it is always wise to get some professional advice, or even advice from friends who may have completed a home renovation themselves and have the experience to tell you what they did right and wrong.
Restoring a home requires huge commitment, patience, money and the ability to compromise only when you really have to. So why do people do it? In the end it can be the most rewarding experience to finally have the home you have always wanted, with a layout and interiors that are to your taste. As an added advantage, most home renovations that have been done properly will also add value to your existing home.
Whether your project management requirements are clear or you’re just looking for interior design ideas, please contact me to arrange a free, no obligation initial consultation at a time convenient to you.
