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Scottsdale Kitchen Remodeling: Five Tips for a Better Project Outcome by Joe Szabo, Scottsdale Real Estate Team
- Set your budget. You’ll waste a lot of time and experience frustration if you don’t adequately determine what your desired Scottsdale kitchen remodeling will cost. The last thing you want is to be disappointed that you can’t get the kitchen of your dreams. But, it can be equally problematic if you spend more money than you have.
- Check out Scottsdale kitchen remodeling contractors. The more thorough you are with you contractor research, the more you can be assured of finding a qualified and reliable partner. Get several bids and check references carefully.
- Expect inconvenience. It’s important your expectations about the construction process be realistic. Carefully think how you will endure not being able to use your kitchen, not having access to your kitchen appliances, and living with dust, noise and strangers in your home. If you properly plan for these annoyances, chances are the Scottsdale kitchen remodeling project will go more smoothly.
- Expect a Scottsdale kitchen remodeling project to take longer and cost more than anticipated. You and your contractor can’t predict everything that will happen during the construction process. Additional electrical work might need to be done once old wiring is uncovered. Or, flooring may become damaged during construction.
- Develop a detailed, written contract. To avoid misunderstandings and protect yourself properly, you need a carefully developed agreement between you and your contractor. You don’t want conflicts to pop up during the project because what meant one thing to you meant another thing to your contractor
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