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What types of additions will add the most value to your home?
Asked May 28, 2014 by a homeowner in Countertops (Kareen Joy Castanos)
What types of additions will add the most value to your home?
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- RRobert SterlingHomeownerOctober 23, 2014
BFD countertops 586-566-9814. Did my kitchen very well pleased. Don't know how old your kitchen is but a inexpensive way would be to take off doors sand and paint cabinets and replace doors or refinish them, update appliances and if needed lay down a new floor ----- put in can lights and a new fixture over table. Just a few ideas. Cannot go wrong making the kitchen look as much as you can $$$$ great.
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Very broad question. Depends on condition of your home but kitchens and baths generally add most value, assuming basic elements like roof, mechanicals, etc are in good shape.
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