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Frequently asked questions

Home Renovation FAQ

1. What are the benefits of home renovations?

Answer: Home renovations can increase the value of your property, add additional living spaces and improve energy efficiency levels in the home. It can also make day-to-day living more enjoyable and convenient by creating an efficient working environment with plenty of storage space.

2. What type of projects require professional help?

Answer: Major projects like rewiring, extensive plumbing work, roof replacement and structural changes should always be done by a professional contractor or licensed tradesperson. Other common renovations such as painting, tiling and minor electrical work may be handled by a novice homeowner as long as they understand safety protocols before undertaking any project.

3. How long will it take to complete a renovation project?

Answer: The timeframe for completing a renovation project depends on its complexity and scope. Simple projects such as painting or replacing fixtures may only take a couple days while major remodeling jobs such as finishings basements could take weeks or even months depending on the size of the job.

4. Are there tax deductions for home renovations?

Answer: Yes, certain types of home improvements may qualify for tax deductions if they’re related to energy efficiency or medical needs for disabilities or other health related reasons specified by law. It’s important to consult with us to determine what expenses can be deducted from your taxes when planning any type of renovation project.

5 . Do I need permits for my renovation project?

Answer: This depends on the complexity and size of your project but in most cases you will need permits from local authorities before you start any kind of renovations that involve major structural changes or additions such as adding extra rooms or load bearing walls inside existing structures. Consult with us to find out what requirements apply in your area before taking on any projects that require special permissions from officials.

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