WHY RENOVATE?

bulletThinking about renovating your home? You’re not alone.

 

bulletNationally, more Americans are deciding to stay put and improve their existing home instead of buying a new one. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, remodeling expenditures jumped 12.3 percent from 2003 to 2004. Americans spent $198.6 billion on remodeling in 2004 as compared to $176.9 in 2003 – the largest increase in more than a decade.

 

bulletRemodeling allows homeowners to customize their home to meet their needs and desires – all without giving up their familiar neighborhood and schools.

 

bulletIn many cases, remodeling is more cost effective than selling or buying a new home, plus it adds value. Rising home prices have encouraged remodeling in several ways:

 

bulletRemodeling has become easier to finance with the increased equity that a homeowner can tap into, either through refinancing or home equity loans,
bulletMany homeowners have decided to remain and improve their homes when faced with sticker shock from home prices, as home nationwide appreciated by 15.1 percent from 2003 to 2004, and
bulletRising prices make improvements look like better investments, as a greater percentage of the cost will be recouped in any sale.
bulletProperty tax & fuel consumption savings can equal hundreds of dollars annually as compared to new homes of the same value, further out.

 

bulletA home renovation project brings together remodelers, designers and suppliers who combine their talents, along with the best in construction products and services, to give your home the added space and features homeowners demand.

 

bulletTo learn how your home can be transformed through remodeling, visit the Dion Builders Renovation Innovation House on Glenview Drive in Tallahassee. One simple tour through his house and you’ll see first hand how innovative renovation can dramatically improve your home.

 

bulletThe Dion Builders Renovation Innovation House is a living example of how a completely remodeled home can bring new life to old bones. Originally built in 1940, this renovated downtown Tallahassee bungalow now features innovative construction design, updated style and modern-day technology to meet the needs of today’s demanding homebuyer.

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION on the Dion Builders Renovation Innovation House, contact Ed Dion at 850/386-5664.