Whether you’re taking on a big construction project (like building an addition) or just looking to refresh your downstairs bathroom, it’s easy to get intimidated or overwhelmed — even before you start.
So to help you in your home improvement adventures, we’ve asked homeowners who have been there themselves to share some words of wisdom for first-time home improvers (or as a refresher for the rest of us)!
Get inspired: A new or remodeled shed can breathe new life into a backyard.
As with any project, smart planning is key to success. Here are some tips homeowners suggest you keep in mind:
Get inspired: Use neutral colors to create a background for your favorite bold accent colors.
Homeowners who have taken on improvement projects themselves recommend you consider the following when taking a on a project on your own:
Get inspired: Create a welcoming outdoor space where friends and family can gather to create memories.
When seeking out a professional to work on your project, homeowners advise:
Get inspired: Update your kitchen with plenty of working space, bright task lighting, and finishes that will make you want to cook every meal at home.
When it comes time to fund your project, you have many options. Below are some useful tips from homeowners:
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