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Even if you aren’t contemplating selling your house any time soon, you may still want to give your home’s value a boost. Several home improvement projects can do exactly that. You should choose one that fits your budget and current situation.
A Basement Remodel
A basement renovation can have a considerable impact on your home’s value. Contact a reputable company that specializes in basements, and ask for some guidance in making your plans. You’ll have to choose how much of your basement to finish or refinish, how to best lay out the space, and which materials to use.
Bathroom Fixes
Bathrooms can also add plenty of value. Fix up your current bathrooms with new cabinets, flooring, and tile. If your budget can support it, replace the tub or shower with an updated model. Even a fresh coat of paint and a good cleaning can make a difference. If your home only has one bathroom, you may consider adding a second one. Tiny half-baths, too, could be expanded into full bathrooms if space allows.
Kitchen Upgrades
Kitchen upgrades tend to increase your home’s worth, too. But they can get expensive, so be sure to set a budget and stick to them. You might replace or update cabinets, kitchen tile, countertops, and flooring. If you have old appliances, consider replacing them. Add in new light fixtures, too, and even think about putting in a kitchen island if you have room.
An Overall Freshen-Up
Finally, you can add value to your home by giving it an overall freshen-up. A coat of paint throughout your house’s interior can go a long way to brightening up your rooms. You may need to do the same outside. Have your home’s plumbing, electrical, and heating/cooling systems inspected and repaired or updated as needed, too.
So if your home’s value needs a boost, one (or more) of these projects may just provide it.
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