FAQs
FAQs
FAQs
- It is usually necessary to tear off the existing siding before installing new siding, as layering siding could lead to deteriorating of the existing siding.
- Some ways to save money on an exterior renovation project include using less expensive materials, salvaging existing materials, doing the demolition work and some minor carpentry work yourself, and getting several estimates before signing a contract.
- The time frame for a home exterior renovation project typically varies from a few days to several weeks, depending on the size and scope of the project. Projects typically take longer if they include features like exterior masonry or custom carpentry.
- The average cost of an exterior renovation job depends on the scope of work, size of the project, and area of the country. Generally, an exterior renovation job can cost anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 or more depending on these factors and the materials used.
- The basic steps for a home exterior renovation project involve demolition of existing structures, installation of new framing, siding, and roofing, installation of windows and doors, and completion of the exterior walls, soffits and fascia, and installation of gutters and downspouts.
- When selecting a contractor for a remodel, you should look for warranties that cover labor, materials, and any additional costs. It is important to carefully read through the warranty to understand what is and is not covered. Additionally, it is important to make sure that the contractor is properly licensed, and insured.
- Cork flooring offers some advantages during a home remodel, such as being environmentally friendly, providing sound insulation, and having a warm, maintenance-free look. Cork is also durable, soft, and comfortable underfoot.
- If it becomes apparent that your remodeling project cannot be completed on time, then it is important to communicate with your contractor and update them immediately. You may need to discuss alternative timelines and approaches to ensure that the project is completed in a timely manner.
- The best way to keep your remodeling project on budget is to begin by writing a list of your goals and budget, research different options and select the best materials and contractors for the job. Also be sure to negotiate costs and make only necessary changes. It is important to stay organized and track all costs throughout the process.
- Depending on the scope of the remodeling project, it may be possible to stay in the home while the remodel is taking place. However, it is likely to be very disruptive and there may be additional costs if you need to board up windows, walls, or move furniture out of the way while the project is taking place.