Halloween certainly looks much different this year, what with coronavirus and all.
One thing that doesn’t have to be scary is your home remodeling experience.
Our good friends at Houzz have put together some great tips and tricks for surviving a kitchen remodel.
A lot of their advice comes in the form of preparation.
First, plan some serious time to pack away all of your belongings, the article says, so your supplies are safely secured and you aren’t rushing the night before work begins.
Next, the article suggests you make sure to have some sort of way to refrigerate food, either by relocating the existing fridge to a garage or laundry room, or by purchasing a mini fridge, like in your younger days.
Also, set up a temporary kitchen somewhere, the article says, so you have some place to toss together a meal or two.
Finally, the article suggests including takeout and food delivery to your budget, because let’s face it, you will be using it more than usual.
“But Stewart,” you say, “you are putting the cart before the horse!” Well, dear reader, if hiring a remodeler has you afraid to move, there are a good number of tips in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Confirming a remodeler is licensed, bonded and insured, viewing a remodeler’s history of working with designers, and getting all promises in writing are the three biggest takeaways from the article.
And lastly, if deciding what to do with your bathroom remodel is giving you chills, here’s some good advice.
Have a good week, and Happy Halloween!
