Comments for Small Kitchen Remodeling

Comment on Any ideas on how to make a kitchen and bath remodeling business grow? by liteyesu@sbcglobal.net

liteyesu@sbcglobal.net — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 11:56:57 +0000

try add ing another product or look into spicing up your products reasonable pricing The most most important part is your moral in the company and the installation process along with the delivery on date said.
As for advertising thats not really going to bring anymore than what your already doing now. Its word of mouth and the quality of the work etc. Sometimes Little ads with incentives might help. Like if they get your Business you give them a free car wash from a business ask that business that is paid by advertising with you (just an idea) You have to spend money to make money. Oh i used to work for a lumber company and we supplied all that stuff with quotes and accounts.

Comment on Kitchen Remodeling, what should start with? by Barry

Barry — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:10:22 +0000

Do the cabinets and appliances last. As a confidence booster, I’d recommend purchasing kitchen cabinets online and trying the good old diy method. There’s a huge reward in assembling the cabinets yourself. Plus they look pretty darn good for a low price. Make sure the floor goes in first, but obviously you should be very careful when reinstalling your appliances as it’s easy to scuff the floor.

Good luck with the remodel!

Comment on Any ideas on how to make a kitchen and bath remodeling business grow? by Joanne B

Joanne B — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:54:39 +0000

all you need is good and effective marketing and promotional techniques and strategies to grow your bsuiness, some of them are

online marketing with your own website, online classified ads (they are free), forum paricipation, online ads, adsense and adwords
newspaper and magazine advertising
tv ads and radio ads
put up banners in churches, community halls and fairs about your business
sponsor an event and put up your ads where they are noticed by people
get a catalogue made and devlier it to people

there are hundreds of ways the advertise and grow your business but they all need hard work and also trial and error method to check out which ones work for you

check out for the list of business and see how to promote your business the best way

you will also find information on ways and means to promote a business

Comment on Kitchen Remodeling, what should start with? by KENNY

KENNY — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:41:12 +0000

OK , first i would start with the demolition take out all the flooring and star from blank.

Then i would pick the colors for the kitchen which is up to your choice.
Now you have to put kitchen tiles on the floor or any other material you choose to do the floor ten you have to place the lower and the upper cupboards and cabinets, be sure to leave a space for the washing machine,canopy hoods,oven,refrigerator,etc.After that yo can keep on placing the kitchen tiles all around the area .

You can get some help from construction men to install the sinks
and all the Electric outlets .

finally comes that last thing you have to get you kitchen full of cooking equipment .

Here are some good websites that can help you buy equipment and teach you about buliding a kitchen ;

Comment on How much does a normal (not over-the-top, but not minimal either) kitchen remodeling job cost? by sexytexaswoman24

sexytexaswoman24 — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 10:41:01 +0000

It all depends on exactly what you want to be done in the kitchen space. Do you want all new everything or just some replacements done? I’m an interior designer and I recently did a kitchen project that ended up being over $15,000, but that’s because the clients wanted an entirely new space. We basically gutted the kitchen and started from scratch; new tiles, appliances, everything. If you just want to re-vamp your kitchen (the minimal you mentioned), then you can easily spice up your cabinets by either sanding them and staining them or even by just painting them. If they lack appeal, then adding some type of architectural detail to the cabinet faces always helps. Also don’t think that you have to go out and buy new appliances. You can find appliance paint at any store like Home Depot or Lowes. It can turn those plain ol’ white applainces into beautiful, glossy black appliances for little or nothing, and you can’t tell that it’s paint. Also if you want new flooring, there are so many types of heavy duty tiles now that last a long time, can take a beating, look gorgeous, AND are cheap. Also if you want wood floors but can’t afford the real wood, linoleum is in! It’s not as cheap as the tile but if you don’t tell anyone it’s not linoleum (and if they aren’t a designer like me, LOL!) then they’ll believe the floor to be made of real wood. Just doing some touch ups on your old kitchen can save you a bundle. I’d say it could range anywhere from $500 to $5000 depending on how much you revamp. Hope this helps!

Comment on How do you know if you’re paying too much for kitchen remodeling labor? by PETER K

PETER K — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:32:24 +0000

If the kitchen cost say £10,000 the fitting should cost no more that £2,800 ,but thats here in the North West.

Comment on What are some good tips, for remodeling a kitchen? by yellrbird

yellrbird — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 23:36:11 +0000

What a fun and great way to add value to your Mom’s home. Keep in mind some simple project ideas can be very involved. Good Luck with your kitchen remodel. I hope these websites help you.

The DIY Network has some awesome project ideas…

Home Depot and Lowe’s are also great sources…=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

Comment on What are some good tips, for remodeling a kitchen? by dianaparisian

dianaparisian — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 17:08:00 +0000

I would highly advise you to a hire a consultant or a decorator who would not be afraid to be honest with you. Kitchen remodeling done well will add value and enjoyment to the house. Poorly done remodeling and shortcuts, poor color schemes and inadequate or inappropriate/mixed decorating will totally devastate your resale when the time comes. This is really not the time to have amateurs do something to an important room of a house. Even if you plan to be in the house forever, eventually it will be sold and excellent renovations will only have positive impact on the sale.

Comment on What are some good tips, for remodeling a kitchen? by bunnygaloo6

bunnygaloo6 — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 05:59:54 +0000

well paint and grain is a great way to make press doors like new and you can match it with any coulour

Comment on How do you know if you’re paying too much for kitchen remodeling labor? by Teri

Teri — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:12:31 +0000

Definitely get other bids. However, you do want to be comfortable with the contractor you let into your home, and to be around your family. Sometimes, the lowest price isn’t the way to go, and it’s worth paying a little more for the comfort factor of feeling like he will do a good job. It’s impossible to say what the labor should be, since there are TONS of factors in remodeling a kitchen. When you get another bid, make sure – AND THIS IS IMPORTANT – that you are pricing out EXACTLY the same items with all contractors! This means the same appliances, same sink, same faucet, same tile, same countertop – everything. Make sure each contractor includes the same items – demo, new sheetrock, electrical work (be specific about what you are adding), plumbing, etc. If you don’t compare apples to apples, the additional bids you get will be completely irrelevent.