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Home Renovation TipsRecently, the Wall Street Journal analyzed various home remodeling projects and determined their return based on its cost. They found that some projects were well worth the investment, while others should be skipped. Here are their findings: Worthy InvestmentsBeige CarpetingWhile not as exciting as a new kitchen, neutral, beige carpet can really make your house look up-to-date. Recommended thickness: 1/2-inch pad with 27-ounce density. It looks thicker and more expensive. Don't forget the 10-year warranty! Fiberglass & Steel Entry DoorsSeveral years ago, synthetic fiberglass doors looked fake. With improvements in finishes and veneers, they're quickly becoming a popular alternative. Steel doors provide more security than a wood door, even with its tendency to rust. Read more about entry door replacement Laminate Wood FloorsGreat for rooms that are prone to activity and spills, laminate wood floors have become quite popular. Over the years, they have become more realisitc-looking, available with wood venners and embossing. Learn more about laminate wood floors. Garage Storage SystemFor a great impression, a garage storage system is an inexpensive upgrade that can really impress a potential buyer. Simple solution can go a long way! Shop for Garage Storage Systems. Pull-Out Kitchen FaucetsAnother great inexpensive improvement for a great impression: Chrome pull-out kitchen faucets are versatile and always in style. Shop for Pull-Out Kitchen Faucets. Cabinet Pull KnobsFor a quick, modern update to your kitchen, new kitchen cabinet pull knobs are inexpensive and make a lovely impression. Kitchen cabinet replacement is costly, especially when many opt for the less expensive kitchen cabinet refacing and resurfacing. New pull knobs will give your kitchen a modern look. Shop for Cabinet Pull Knobs. |
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