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The Benefits of Renovating Your Kitchen and Bathroom Simultaneously

Tackling more than one renovation project at the same time has some benefits. A simultaneous kitchen and bathroom overhaul could be the most effective use of time and money. It may help to cut back on the stress of back to back projects spread out over several months. Of course, taking on multiple projects at once requires organization and good planning. Knowing the benefits this approach is a great place to start — so read on and see if it’s for you! Renovating Multiple Rooms at Once Can Save Time It’s no secret that the kitchen and bathroom are the most used rooms in any home. Not only do they add value to your life, but when properly renovated, they add value to your home! Needing to tear them apart for a renovation can be a major headache! While taking on both of these rooms at the same may be overwhelming, the opposite can also be true. Only those who wish to take their time on a remodel – because they enjoy the process – will truly benefit from spreading projects out. For everyone else, renovating both rooms together can be a time saver and allow for avoidance of unnecessary inconvenience for those living in the home. When you can find a general contractor who can be both a kitchen contractor and a bathroom contractor at the same time, they have the know-how to work on both projects in tandem. This means cabinet work in both rooms can be tackled all at once, tiling can be done in one fell swoop and painters can quickly work their way through both rooms. Quick and streamlined renovation projects reduce not only costs, but also stress! Losing access to a bathroom and kitchen at the same time can be challenging to navigate, even for a short time, so temporarily moving out is a good way to keep the stress levels down as well. Simultaneous Renovations: Potential Cost Savings When home renovations are completed one project at a time, the costs can quickly add up. Typically, this has a lot to do with the contractor and how they charge for smaller projects. A project like a bathroom may take a shorter amount of time, but it still requires getting a crew together, ordering supplies and saying no to other jobs during that time. For this reason, home improvement professionals might charge a premium for small projects. The more work you are giving one contractor, the more room for negotiating you will have, as you are providing a lot of business for one company.