Renovating your kitchen is an effective way of adding value to your home, both practically and aesthetically. However, because of how complex kitchen renovations can be, there are many opportunities for error to be aware of, especially for DIY projects.
Here are three of the most common mistakes homeowners make during their kitchen renovations.
- Measuring improperly. You need to work with the space that you have, and even when you make changes like removing a wall or taking out an island, you’ll need to properly measure everything to ensure your design is functional. Appliances, countertops, cabinets, and anything else you’re having placed or installed in your kitchen will need to be measured to make sure these additions fit. Otherwise, you may have to rip out and redo hard work.
- Not prioritizing storage. Kitchens need adequate storage space, even for homeowners who don’t cook or bake as much as others do. If your kitchen renovation plans don’t include sufficient storage solutions, you may quickly find yourself getting frustrated when it’s time for moving your belongings into the space once the project is over.
- Ignoring your budget. Careful planning can help you stick to your budget. Kitchen renovations can vary significantly in scope and results depending largely on the project’s budget. By ignoring the budget you set for yourself, you might end up having to make sacrifices in areas you cared about due to not having the funds for these additions.
With all these things in mind, it’s best to save your DIY skills for a less involved project than a kitchen renovation. Instead, reach out to our team here at MKON Construction, LLC for superior renovation services that will ensure the results are exactly what you’re looking for.