Any major project or financial commitment that interferes
with your day-to-day life is bound to cause some tension. Have you ever been
stressed out by a home improvement project before?
There are a lot of reasons that a renovation project could
start or end with frustration. Most of the time, remodeling stress occurs when
expectations are not met or there is a high amount of miscommunication. Neither
the professional nor homeowner is completely to blame; it is often the result
of both parties not seeing eye-to-eye.
We have been in the Home Improvement business for quite a
while and, over the years, we have created a list of 4 guidelines that help the remodeling process go more smoothly. These guidelines
have helped us create and maintain positive relationships with the homeowners
that we have worked with.
1. Communicate. Communication is the key to a no-stress
environment! Nothing causes anxiety faster than miscommunication or dishonesty.
If you have a problem, it is okay to express that to the professional in charge
of your project in a composed manner. It is your home, so of course you want to
make sure you are getting what you want! Miscommunication between professional
and homeowner could end up resulting in prolonged completion time and a higher
bill, so make sure you are clear and concise during the whole process!
2. Have a plan. Know what you want in advance. When you meet
with a professional at the start of the project, this is when you want to
express all of the details of your project so that they can properly prepare
for your renovation. Making changes during the process will only disrupt
the timeline and increase anxiety.
3. Create a budget. Only you know how much you can afford to
spend on a remodeling project, so make sure that you have that number written
down when you are discussing costs with a professional. An experienced
professional will work WITH you to ensure your project is completed under
budget, if possible. Also, the professional should communicate any issues that
arise with you that could affect the total cost so that you can work together
as a team to resolve problems.
Start with a FREE Consultation with us and we will be happy to schedule a time to come out, meet with you, and give you an estimated price for the project. We also have Home Financing options that could help save you money!
4. Plan for delays. Delays affect both the homeowner AND the
professional. Trust us, we want to complete your project as soon as possible, but
delays are often inevitable. These challenges that arise are sometimes out of a
professional’s hands, so make sure that you have mentally prepared yourself to avoid becoming
angry at the situation.
At Aspen, we strive to provide the best service, care, and customer satisfaction in the industry. Owning a home is the most impressive responsibility you will face in your lifetime, so we hope to make it less stressful and a lot more fun! You're in good hands with our team of professionals!
Contact us today and let's start YOUR next remodeling project!
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