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Remodeling isn’t always synonymous with a layout change.  Any remodel can be pricey, whether it’s for the kitchen, and you might be surprised of the expenses incurred by the bathroom, already a small room.

Remember, when you don’t do a layout change, it means you keep certain major systems in place, such as gas, plumbing or electrical, which can be a real money-saver.

​Spring is just around the corner, and that means the yearly Spring remodeling frenzy is about to kick into full gear. People all over are going to be on the hunt for the best kitchen and bathroom remodelers, and many of them will probably have questions about what it is they should even be looking for when choosing between them.

​That’s a very good question, and there are certain improvements that will increase the value of your house, but before you do anything ask yourself two big questions to help you determine your priorities:

Question #1: Is the kitchen functional?  This will help you determine whether you just want a refresh, or if it actually needs changes to make it workable. Aesthetic-only changes will generally add less than turning something into one of better function.