A new kitchen can increase home value. In general, the value is expressed as the percentage of money spent on the remodel the homeowner recovers after the sale of the home. The Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report for 2023 says homeowners can expect a return of 30.7% to 85.7% on their investment in a new kitchen if they sell their home. The exact amount you’ll recoup depends on a few factors, such as your house value, the value of houses in your neighborhood and the quality of the project.

Looking only at the numbers does not show you the full return value. Think about how long you intend to live in the house after you remodel the kitchen. If you plan on moving quickly after the remodel, the percentage of return is the biggest factor. But if you plan on staying in the home for a number of years after the remodel, you should make upgrades that make sense for your family.

Yes! Homeowners with a midrange bathroom remodel can expect to see a 70.1% return on their investment, while an upscale bathroom remodel can net them a 60.2% return, according to Remodeling magazine’s 2023 Cost vs. Value report.

Of course, these are just averages and your actual return on investment will vary depending on a few factors, including:

• The current condition and layout of your bathroom.
• The quality of materials and finishes you select for your renovation, that includes hiring a professional.
• The current real estate market conditions in your area.

Here are 5 high value bathroom renovation ideas that payoff:

1. Replace the Bathtub.

2. Adding Floor and Wall Tiles.

3. Prioritize Ventilation.

4. Lighting with a Purpose.

5. Install Double Vanities if space allows.

We can all agree that fixing up an old room can dramatically increase its appeal. Not only will it impress your friends but did you know it can also increase your home value when you’re looking to sell?

Well, it turns out a proven way to increase your home value is to add new beautiful tile, flooring, and backsplash within your home.

Porcelain tile is a popular choice when remodeling bathroom floors, and it’s for good reason. Porcelain is from the same family of Ceramic tile but there are some key differences. For one porcelain is much denser, and less porous than ceramic which means that it is more stain & water resistant. One unique feature is that it’s suitable for radiant in-floor heating, which means that you can install a heating system in your floor to keep your toes warm!

There are some type of tile materials for floors;

• Porcelain
• Ceramic
• Natural Stone
• Cement tile