Complete Home Renovations

There comes a time in every homes life for it to take a look at itself, inside and out, to determine if it’s time to make a change and spark some new excitement and energy for its homeowners.  Whether it’s a home being purchased that is out dated and needs a complete renewing, or if it’s a kitchen remodel that has sparked the desire to continue through the remainder of the home, rest assured that Hochuli Construction Team can, and will, exceed your expectations for your complete home renovation needs.  We have the man power of in-house employees and sub-contractors that can tackle the entire home renovation project at once, however, we are also flexible and realistic enough to know there may be the need to live in the house while the remodeling process is happening and will create a schedule that will always allow you a place in your home to escape to.  Home remodeling is a stressful and inconvenient process, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, Hochuli Construction Team will make your home renovation an enjoyable and exciting experience by reminding you to stay focused on the end result, and let us worry about the details along the way with Integrity, Style, and Quality.

Some things to consider when planning your Complete Home Renovation:

• Be realistic about how long your project will take.  Unforeseen obstacles, inclement weather, material delay or the amount of time you might need to make informed decisions for various interior finishes will all add up and can impact your ideal schedule.
• Designate a room or area(s) within your home not affected by the construction for eating, watching TV, entertaining, homework, etc. to minimize the disruption to everyone’s daily activities and routines.
• Sit down with your family to discuss the remodeling timeline and how it will impact daily activities.  Discuss how newly designated areas and limited resources (e.g., bathrooms) are to be used.
• For kitchen remodels, you may want to pack and label items in clear plastic containers for easy identification later.  Make sure to keep out those items you’ll need on a daily basis (a can opener, basic eating/cooking utensils, a coffee pot, etc.).
• Be sure to plan adequate storage space for items that will need to be removed from the construction area (e.g., furniture, pictures, electronics, breakables, etc.).
• Cover furniture and carpeting in adjacent rooms to protect them from dust that will circulate as both your family and workers move between areas.  Similarly, remove fragile or heavy hanging items from neighboring walls to eliminate potential accidents.
• Communicate or post any special instructions regarding pets.
• Try to look at your remodeling project as a process, not an imposition.  Take "before" pictures” as they will help you realize how far you’ve come when you need to be reminded.
• Upon completion of each phase, take the opportunity to celebrate at your favorite neighborhood restaurant with family or friends.
• Post your “dream-it clippings” where you can view them daily to keep your end goal in sight.  Remember there is light at the end of the tunnel.
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions or raise concerns with your general contractor during the remodeling process.  Things are bound to come up that could not have been anticipated and the best thing to do is to address them promptly.