A renovation of a home involves removal of existing or old features and replacement with completely new ones. Many renovations involve replacing quality items with substandard ones. Few things are made with the same high standards of quality that were applied in the past. The desire to achieve better profits has changed all of that for many of today's products, including home construction products.This isn't to say that some items have not improved. Advances in technology have led to many useful and efficient improvements in many facets of home construction like heating and water systems. Determining whether to renovate involves a full assessment of those items in question.
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Stucco
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Stucco is a fine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or molding into architectural decorations often used in construction and for general household repairs. Traditional stucco is made of lime, sand and water whereas modern stucco is made of cement, sand and water. Sometimes additives such as acrylics and glass fibers are added to improve the structural properties of stucco.
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Roofing
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If your roof is looking a little shabby you're probably considering getting a new one. It can seem overwhelming but when you break down the process it will give you a better understanding of how it works. A roof system is designed to shed water and protect your home. It takes the right materials and quality workmanship to build a roof that is durable and leak proof.
Kitchen
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Kitchens are overwhelmingly the number 1 major remodeling project among U.S. homeowners. According to a HOUZZ.com homeowner survey, 32% of homeowners remodeled their kitchen in the past 5 years and another 45% are planning to remodel their kitchen in the next 2 years. The top reason for remodeling the kitchen is for storage.
Bathroom
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It's easy to spend $25,000 on a bathroom renovation but if you don't have a budget that supports this, consider what compromises you're willing to make and the elements that are most important to you to change. If you're DIY'ing you may be able to save quite a bit and still make the changes on your own.
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