Ongoing pandemic has forced many of us to spend more time at home. At some point, boredom creeps in and we start thinking about ways in which we can fill our free time. Perhaps it’s not surprising that many of us consider undertaking a home renovation or remodeling projects. Doing these projects on your own is an appealing option, since we believe we would save money. However, caution should be exercised so you don’t damage your own home, hurt yourself or financially drain your family budget.
Key Takeaways:
- There are some steps to take if you want to execute a successful DIY remodel without draining your wallet, damaging your home, or injuring yourself.
- Making an honest assessment of your renovation skills before taking on a home improvement project yourself is crucial.
- Garage door replacement and manufactured stone veneer—though not the sexiest home improvements—topped the list for the biggest returns.
“More than 70% of people polled by Bank of America about shopping habits during coronavirus said they were taking on home improvement projects, with more on tap for 2021.”