Remodeling A Kitchen Area Of Beginning A Ground Up
January 12, 2012 by Minerva
Filed under Health and Fitness
Back when we bought our first house, I think back to how much work we needed to do and how much fun it was going to be getting to remodel every square inch of the place because it was ours. We had previously lived in a rental and you didn’t dare do too much to fix it up because that money wasn’t going to come back with you. Back when we were renting a home, it didn’t matter what condition things were in, fixing them up would be a waste of money since we didn’t own the house. When you finally own your own home, the freedom to do whatever you want is truly liberating. It can also be expensive.
Without a doubt, the kitchen was our biggest obstacle. The kitchen was so old the wiring was from 1930, old knob and tube and was very dangerous. It’s a good thing we weren’t using an FHA loan because they never would have approved it. I’m amazed the inspectors didn’t care, for some reason they made us put vinyl siding on the garage because that wasn’t finished, but they didn’t care at all about the disasterous and dangerous state of the kitchen.
We did a lot of research on various topics related to kitchen remodeling, especially stock vs custom kitchen cabinets because we were doing it ourselves and wanted to do it right the first time.
We gutted the kitchen down to the bare walls and rebuilt it from the ground up. That meant I got to pick out new kitchen cabinets, and any appliances we needed due to ours
Remodeling A Kitchen Area Of Beginning A Ground Up
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