When it comes to kitchen renovations, you usually want it to be the most trendy solution, but is it always the right choice?
Here are 5 mistakes to avoid, as well as alternative solutions...
Underestimate the Value
Before you begin the process of your new kitchen project, you must first identify your budget and set out realistic plans. Check out some of the work and get a few more quotes to obtain a ballpark figure. Make careful to calculate all work and, try to keep some extra cash in case an issue arises during the installation.
Overcrowding smaller spaces
The overall goal of a kitchen renovation should be to open up space and make it more aesthetically appealing. The space of your kitchen may end up looking small again if you overcrowd your kitchen. To keep it visually open, use neutral colours and more light.
Making Hasty Decisions
Sometimes you have to make a decision right then and there. However, when it comes to important matters, make sure you think about it thoroughly. If you're not sure, get a second opinion or oversleep the decision. Also, write it down and examine some of the negative and positive parts.
Getting Rid of Things That Aren't Necessary
Be prepared to get rid of the unnecessary items you previously used when completely renovating your kitchen. Check what you use on a regular basis and want to get rid of. Then, if possible, try to repurpose and recycle some of those items. However, all of the items you haven't used in a long time should be donated or thrown away because you will be purchasing new accessories and will need space to store them.
Nearby Rooms Aren't Covered
Make sure you've covered surrounding rooms and items when doing dusty and heavy labour. It will not only save you time cleaning up after the dust, but it will also protect it from mechanical damage. If possible, move any kitchen items to another living space until the kitchen renovation is completed.
Get in Touch
If you would like to get professional advice and guidance from our kitchen fitters, across Bexhill, Eastbourne and Hastings, get in touch by calling us on 07879335446 or 01424 238797.
