4 tips for surviving your kitchen remodel
6th May. '08 • Kitchens • Tags: colors, DIY, remodeling, tips, working-with-contractors
Authored by Denise Turner
You’ve finally decided to remodel that 1970s kitchen. Out with the Avocado Green; out with the Harvest Gold tile. Wait! Those colors are back.
Presuming you have a design, licensed contractor and building permits; there are some things to consider before bringing in the wrecking crew.
- Temporary Kitchen. Patios are ideal. Water and drain lines in exterior walls, can occasionally be temporally routed to a utility sink. It beats washing dishes in the bathtub.
- Construction Zone. Stay out of the way. It’s for your safety.
- Be flexible! Unexpected situations will occur.
- Contractor’s Aid. Designate a bathroom; keep snacks and nonalcoholic drinks coming.
Keep your sense of humor! You’ll soon have the home you desired.
May 4th, 2008 at 7:38 pm
[...] Denise Turner wrote an interesting post today. Here is a quick excerpt…Temporary Kitchen. Patios are ideal. Water and drain lines in exterior walls, can occasionally be temporally routed to a utility sink. It beats washing dishes in the bathtub. Construction Zone. Stay out of the way. It’s for your safety. &[...]
May 12th, 2008 at 7:28 am
Valuable tips……!
May 12th, 2008 at 6:41 pm
Thanks William. I appreciate you stopping by. ~Kate