We've put together these 5 tips to help keep your project from breaking the bank. Work at Off-Peak Times Pricing is partially based on supply and demand, and you're not likely to get your best bids during the heat of the building season. Plan a project for off-peak winter months and you may find that idle contractors will cut you a break. Next time you're in a local home center, take a look at some of the sale items. If you are flexible on your choice of materials you may be able to save a bundle on marble, tile, hardwood flooring, and a variety of other materials.
Nothing inflates a budget like customization.
Make sure your project specifications call for standard windows, cabinets, and fixtures. If possible, modify the specs to accommodate any overstock or special items that may be available at an attractive price. Do Some Work Yourself Carefully consider this one before making any commitments. You need to know that you have the skills, equipment, and time to do a proper job. The choice of flooring material can have a major impact on the look, feel, and cost of a remodeled kitchen.