Home Improvement Contractors That Up Your Home's Value

1. Home Improvement Contractors That Up Your Home's Value

2. Upgrade Your Kitchen Knocking down a full or half wall, so you can connect the kitchen to living room. If you’re cooking, you can still hear what people are saying during a party, or keep an eye on your kids while they’re playing.

3. Revamp Your Bathroom Proper lighting can also be a great value booster, such as adding a window in the bathroom, so natural light can illuminate the space. Reglazing a tub, rather than getting a new one, will save you money and upgrade the look of your bathroom.

4. Go Greener Making your home more energy efficient is a plus anything that helps keep heat in during the colder months and out during the warmer months will help. The changes can be small, such as adding storm doors or a ceiling fan in each room.

5. Invest in a Sprinkler System Everyone wants green grass, so adding a sprinkler system that automatically turns on and off is a good investment. Many homeowners don’t want to be bothered with maintaining a stunning, landscaped garden, so planting tons of tress, bushes or flowers isn’t necessarily going to elevate your home’s value.

6. Install Built-In Speakers Your best bet is to centrally wire a sound system in your home, and put a speaker in every room, so you can control music from anywhere in the house with one remote. Installing surround sound in the den or living room which makes watching movies or sporting events more exciting.

7. Put in a Pool You may think that a beautiful backyard pool will make buyers flock to your home.It’s an especially bad investment in the northeast and the northwest, where you have few hot months to actually use a pool.

8. Convert a Bedroom Turning a bedroom into a room that’s specific to your interests such as a wine cellar or a library is a risk. Once you start embedding wine refrigerators or bookshelves and customizing the space's structure.

9. Lay Down Carpet Wood floors tend to be easier to clean, they don’t show as much dirt and they’re better for family members who suffer from allergies. If you're looking to save, engineered wood is cheaper than 100% natural wood and it still looks good

10. Install Ornate Lighting People like bright lighting, but if you empty your wallet buying an over- the-top chandelier, you probably won’t get most of your money back.Some people go all out when decorating a dining room.

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