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What types of projects are you doing this summer to add value to your home?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I am landscaping around my brand new deck and adding new flower beds on 3 sides of my house. Also putting in granite counter tops in the kitchen, ripping up the carpet in the living room and putting in wood floor, putting built-in cabinets in the living room and installing a system of cubbies/storage cabinets in the mudroom. Not sure it adds any tangible value, but am moving my laundry room upstairs (where the bedrooms are) for easier usage and I built a loft in my garage too.

    Next steps: finishing the basement (winter?) and putting in crown molding throughout the ground floor (fall/winter?).

  • Sptfyr
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    This summer is totally devoted to landscaping. Now that my dogs have a large yard all their own, I get mine. I've been gardening like a madwoman on a mission of lush colors and an incredible amount of roses. I already had 8, now I have 10, and I'm expecting 4 more soon.

    I'm also building a covered patio and a box turtle habitat for my 7 year old.

  • 1 decade ago

    hehe we are hanging up new curtains that we have had for ages =P. and we have already started to get our house painted to add some more color if you know what i saying =D. Yesterday we rented a rug doctor to get out those nasty little stains in our carpet. Maybe next year we are thinking of putting in some hardwood floors. Thats what i doing

    Source(s): =] my brain
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    I live in rent apt downtown close to uni and like it but for few weeks now i'm considering to add a removable security 'smoked' glass door - something with pin access - just after the small entree corridor. it is fancy but price is above affordable. could be a good investment though, it is relatively easy to move it to my next apt. We'll see.

  • 1 decade ago

    investing in several Mr. Clean magic erasers...little ones can be so abusive to walls lol

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