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As temperatures and humidity gradually rise, many people are eagerly embarking on home renovations, and another wave of spring renovations is upon us! However, some problems always arise during the renovation process. Only by planning ahead can you ensure a comfortable and worry-free experience after moving in. Today, we'll discuss what you need to prepare before starting your renovation.
01. "Plan your renovation in advance"
1. Plan your renovation and requirements before starting.
First, summarize your and your family members' ideas about how to decorate the home. Then, summarize your daily living habits. Finally, communicate with the designer and, with the designer's help, add these ideas to the design plan. You also need to have a basic understanding of the house layout, such as the orientation of the rooms, the location of the balcony, and the division of areas.
2. Prepare a renovation budget before starting the renovation.
First, assess your family's financial situation and estimate how much money you can allocate to renovations. Then, conduct a simple evaluation based on the quality of materials you will use and the complexity of the project to calculate a rough budget. You can then lower your target budget slightly. It's also essential to clearly communicate the specific budget to the designer to prevent unexpected changes or additional items from causing overspending.
02. "Learn about home renovation in advance"
1. Learn about home renovation
Home renovation is a highly specialized field, and for those new to it, there's a lot to learn. Finding your ideal design style, creating a budget, and understanding what to watch out for during construction are all things you need to know to ensure you get what you want and how to make the best choice.
2. Understand the renovation process
Some people are completely unfamiliar with renovation knowledge before starting their projects, but understanding the renovation process is crucial. The renovation process consists of eight parts: preparation, demolition and alteration, plumbing and electrical work, masonry and carpentry, painting, completion, interior decoration, and move-in. Each step is important, and it's essential to familiarize yourself with the relevant renovation information beforehand.
03. "Choose a decorating style that suits you"
Common renovation options include full-package, semi-package, and labor-only. Full-package renovation includes both labor and materials, suitable for homeowners with limited time but a good budget. Its advantages are saving time and effort, but it also carries risks such as substandard materials and unexpected additional charges. Alternatively, you can choose TuBaoBao Easy Installation's one-stop service, which significantly reduces the construction period while ensuring product quality. Semi-package renovation includes both construction and auxiliary materials. Its advantage is that you can buy the materials yourself for peace of mind, but it requires more time and effort. Labor-only renovation is suitable for homeowners with a low budget but plenty of time and energy.