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Home Renovation Hub - A Better Way to Plan Your Kitchen Renovation
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Basement, Bathroom, Bedroom, Building Equity, Home Improvement, Kitchen, Kitchen Cabinets, Master Suite, Project Budget 5 years, 11 months ago
If you have ever been through a renovation you are probably familiar with some of the frustrations that come with the territory. If you have not been through a renovation I'm sure you have heard stories from friends or family concerning their remodels. Renovations can be stressful on individuals and relationships. Planning and communication can help eliminate some of the stress. Mike Holmes article "You’ll get renovation stress, but here’s how to mitigate it" points out that researching and educating yourself on everything there is to know about the renovation will help mitigate some of the stress.
Master Suite bathroom plan changes
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Bathroom, Bedroom, Building Equity, Closet, Home Improvement, Master Suite, Project Budget, Walk-in Closet 6 years, 2 months ago
Over the weekend, we continued our master bedroom renovation. We tore out more of the existing master bathroom to make room for the new water closet and a large walk in shower. Using the tools on Home Renovation Hub we could play with the bathroom layout to move things around and that is eaxctly what we did.
How about a master suite to brag about?
Posted by: Cary Waddell in Bathroom, Bedroom, Building Equity, Closet, Home Improvement, Master Suite, Project Budget 6 years, 3 months ago
When I started out building Home Renovation Hub I built it with the homeowner in mind. I had read that 60% of renovations go over budget due to poor planning. Being kind of frugal I didn't want to go over budget but I also didn't want to skimp on materials or quality. If you have read other blogs on Home Renovation Hub you might remember that we bought a 1976 ranch style home on the south side of Denver in October of 2013. The house itself was not exactly what we had in mind, but the land was amazing. Our home sits on a 1 ½ acre horse property with beautiful views of the mountains and brilliant sunsets off the back of the house. When we purchased the home, it was very outdated, boxy and compartmentalized. This home felt dark and closed in with walls dividing rooms everywhere you looked. There was an individual room for every living function enclosed by walls and a formal living room, which we knew we would never use. Large master bedroom suites with big bathrooms in our neighborhood did not exist. My wife actually couldn’t even visualize that someday this could be a home she would grow to love. I however saw the potential and beauty that this house could become and we bought the house.
