Builder's guide to cosmetic remodeling
By: Chase Powers.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1997
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 324
Subjects: Dwellings -- Remodeling.
Other titles: Cosmetic remodeling
Description: Builder's Guide to Cosmetic Remodeling is packed with creative, cost-effective ideas that can make even older homes look like a million bucks, without expensive structural changes. It covers everything from disguising an ugly foundation to giving a new look to the roof line - and every room in between.

You'll find information on new and most-requested finishing and cosmetic techniques - and how you can cash in on them; refacing and refinishing techniques that provide an affordable alternative to high-cost replacement; case histories from the author's own experience - some amusing, some illustrating the real risks that contractors need to avoid; and a room-by-room analysis of the options open to you, plus basics like HVAC modifications and electrical options.

For any contractor or home remodeler looking to expand business, or any do-it-yourselfer looking for affordable alternatives, the Builder's Guide to Cosmetic Remodeling is a must-have resource.
Notes: "A McGraw-Hill builder's guide"--Spine.
Includes index.