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painting □ paneling □ patio □ rain gutters □ roofing □ sauna □ screens □ shelves □ siding □ skylights □ soffits and fascia □ windows
Think about design, function
If you’re thinking of adding a room or converting an existing room, design and function should be foremost in your mind.
Would you like an added room to perform more than one function? Would you like your basement to now be a family room or work room? Would you like a greenhouse adjacent to your kitchen? Will your furniture fit in your new living room?
Draw a simple floor plan using graph paper and patterns of your furniture cut to scale. Then lay out your room arrangement. Be sure to keep in mind traffic areas, a center of interest, furniture groupings, storage space, and adequate lighting.
A professional remodeling contractor should be consulted about design and function of any remodeling project, and can also help you with time-and money-saving hints.
Detailed specifications
A professional remodeling contractor will not give you a sketchy proposal hastily drawn on the back of an envelope. The professional prepares a comprehensive set of material and labor specifications and carefully estimates costs. What you receive is a detailed proposal, outlining every aspect of the job — from removal of existing materials to thorough clean-up after the work is completed. Further, a professional remodeling contractor guarantees workmanship, and services
the warranties offered by the suppliers of the materials and products installed.
The professional prepares the necessary plans or sketches for a job and can recommend materials that will satisfy your needs.
The professional remodeling contractor does all of this for one reason— your satisfaction.
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