Whether you just bought a house or you have lived there for a while, the fastest way to increase your home’s value is by updating your kitchen.
You will fare better if upgrades are made intentionally and not on impulse. Home improvement projects cost about 20 to 25 cents on the dollar. The other 75 to 80 cents spent go directly back into the home through increased value.
Start slowly. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. If your home is new, get to know it. If you have already been there a while, get started. List the things you want to change and the updates you would like to make. Don’t worry about organization, just write it all down. Take a guess on how long you may want to live in the house. If you’re planning on selling, talk to your realtor and make a selling plan.
The best thing you can do is update your old kitchen counters.
Old counters can make a kitchen feel out-of-date, but replacing them with new granite and quartz is an option. Check out the great Remnant Sale at Top Master. Choose from thousands of granite and quartz remnants!
When: Friday April 21st 3-7pm & Saturday April 22nd 9am-2pm
Where: 2844 Roe Lane, Kansas City, KS 66103
This is the best way to increase the value of your home and give your kitchen an updated look and feel.
