As with most goals “Return on Investment” has a different meaning to each of us.

The obvious is actual financial gain, whether you’re flipping or just wanting to add equity into your home for the future, you want to consider the importance of ROI to you when planning your home renovation. We help can you achieve this by strategizing right from the start. When you stay in control of your project, staying on budget is going to be much easier.

I would reinforce that pre-planning the details
 and leaving some contingency are so important. All those points are important
, but pre-planning the details and having contingency dollars will give you the best chance to stay on budget. ROI is also tied in directly to our first goal, and that is lifestyle. There are some interesting stats, regarding how renovating your home can affect your entire family.

Pre-plan as much detail as possible and leave yourself some contingency money comparable in the neighbourhood because you don’t want to transparently be the most expensive home on the block (know where every cent is going).

Stay in control of the project (know your costs), review your budget constantly. I would say those are all incredible returns on investment, that is truly the “living better goal”. Financial and personal return on investment are both hugely important to having a successful renovation.
 So lets just take one last look at the key things we recommend before you start tearing your house apart.

Identifying your goals short and long term, we start with knowing where you want to live and the lifestyle you want. Understanding your budget and ways to control it, knowing what style makes sense for you and what return on investment can mean to you personally.