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Purchasing a home is a big expense and responsibility. When you take possession or live in a home for a few years, you tend to want to make changes. The following are the top 5 most popular and value adding renovations you can do for your home.
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Entry Door
Your front door is the first impression many visitors will have of you and your home. Getting a door that suits your taste allows you to differentiate yourself from your neighbors. A steel entry door provides the best value, security and energy efficiency or a fresh coat of bold paint will make a statement. It also makes an easy DIY renovation project.
Wooden Deck
When home buyers look at houses, a deck is one of those items that almost everyone can picture throwing a party on. It also adds a lot of value and added usable space in your home.
Pergola
A pergola offers a sleek and stylish option to not only protect your deck investment, but also you and your furniture. Having a covered portion of your deck allows you to still use your beautiful deck and backyard even in difficult weather.
Kitchen
The kitchen is often the room where every member of the family spends the most amount of time. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most expensive rooms in the home to renovate. As kitchen cabinetry trends go in and out of style within a decade it can often be the one area of your home that can look dated quickly. An updated paint job or just changing the hardware will make a big impact.
Garage Door
Finally, the garage door is often neglected. It represents about 20% of the front of your home visually if it faces the front. A new automatic electric door can also provide that luxurious comfort of simply driving into the garage during hot summer or cold winters, making its value and luxury unbeatable.
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