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You’ve started perusing designs and looking at materials for your kitchen remodeling project, but you may not be sure how to prepare for this potentially disruptive home project. Kitchen remodeling projects can take a few days or longer to complete, and there are preparations to be made. It helps to have the space as ready as possible for the general contractor while also protecting your personal items, so keep a few handy tips in mind as the project start date nears.

3 Steps to Get Ready for Kitchen Remodeling

1. Move the Essentials

If you plan on using any appliances such as a coffee maker or toaster during the remodel, move them to another room where they’ll be out of the way of construction but accessible to you. Then, pack anything stored in your cabinets and drawers if they’re being replaced and put them elsewhere. This ensures you have everything you need and that workers won’t have anything in the way while they’re working.

2. Take Down Décor

kitchen-remodeling-gildehaus-construction-llcAny curtains, blinds, and wall décor that are going to be in the way need to come down, even if the walls they’re on aren’t being worked on. Dust and other debris that gets kicked up may damage them, and they may get knocked down during hammering, drilling, and cabinet installation. Kitchen remodeling professionals may also need space to place materials while they work, so make sure to move these items out of the way entirely.

3. Protect Children and Pets

Kids and animals may be tempted to check out the kitchen remodeling project. There are many construction hazards, and they may get injured or interfere with the contractors. Block access to the area with door partitions while crews are working, or keep pets in cages or in another room where they’ll be comfortable and safe during the project.

 

Taking the right steps before your kitchen remodeling project can help make the process as stress free as possible. For assistance, turn to Gildehaus Construction. Their experienced team has served New Haven, MO, and Franklin County for over 30 years and offers a variety of services, including home additions and basement, bathroom, and whole-home remodeling. Call (573) 459-2111 to schedule a consultation with a remodeling contractor, and visit them online to explore their services further.

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