Halloween is
over and it is almost time for thanksgiving and Christmas! And accompanying these
two, are cold and chilly nights. The winter season might seem a bit dull to
start working on renovations, but there is an advantage to it, like the
availability of materials at a lower cost. We had already made a post on why
remodeling your house during the winter could really be beneficial for many
reasons; if you did not get a chance to read it, click
here!
So now that you understand the value of winter
remodeling, you need to prepare yourself and your house to face the winter and get
ready to make all your guests jealous. Here are a few pointers to get started
on your winter remodeling!
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Setting priorities:
Remodeling your
house during winter would be a challenging task for both your family and the
crew involved. So, you need to prioritize the important aspects and plan
accordingly. For example, remodeling the exteriors like roofs and walls may
have to be started before the snow sets in, to make the job easier for the crew.
Remodeling the interiors can take place later and can be given the next priority.
But it is always better if you get a head start, beat the snow and finish the
remodeling before your guests arrive. If you feel that remodeling the exteriors
can lead to too much pressure during the winter, you can always put it off for
the summer time and focus on the interiors, unless the exterior needs immediate
attention.
Allotting the budget and time:
Once you get your priorities right, you need to allot the budget and
time for the renovation to take place. Talk to your remodeling contractor, draw
up a time frame and set a realistic budget for the various changes that you
have planned for. Make sure you purchase all the materials in advance to ensure
continuous flow of work, because going out to get supplies during the winter
may be a difficult task.
Commencing the remodeling:
While remodeling
the house, ensure that all the equipments and supply of materials are protected
are kept warm and dry. They need to be kept
accessible and properly secured. You can always discuss the specifics with your
contractor before
commencing the project. Temporary spaces can also be constructed to store the
materials and keep them safe. Remodeling the interiors may produce a lot of
dust, fumes and fine grains. It is advisable to build a dust proof mesh or
protective dust control system to provide a hassle free living space and
working area.
The safety of
the people at the remodeling site is very important and at Daniel Mackey we pay
attention to every small detail and ensure the safety of everyone while giving
you the best remodeling experience you can hope for.
Customer satisfaction is our top priority and you can always count on us. So,
don’t hesitate to contact us
and make your remodeling project dream a reality!
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