Emanuel Giovanetti 3.1.2025 @2024 Giovanetti Home SA
-False: While some renovations can be costly, there are many inexpensive options and strategies that can help keep expenses down, such as partial renovations or the use of inexpensive but quality materials. Carefully choosing what you can keep that complements the new and what should be thrown out instead.
2. It is possible to do everything yourself
-False: Although there are many do-it-yourself projects, some jobs require professional skills, such as electrical or plumbing. Attempting to do everything yourself can lead to additional costs and safety issues.
3. All professionals cost the same
– False: The costs of professionals vary according to experience, specialty, and location. You can find professionals at various price levels; however, it is important to consider the quality of the work rather than just the price.
4. Renovations can be completed quickly
-False: The timing of renovations can be underestimated. It is common to encounter unforeseen contingencies that can lengthen the completion time, so it is important to plan for adequate time margin.
5. All renovations increase the value of the house
-False: Not all renovations lead to a significant increase in home value. Some investments may not be recouped at the time of sale. It is important to choose the right renovations based on your needs and still keep in mind the area in which the property is located.
6. Renovations are always messy and chaotic
-False: While it is true that some renovations can be invasive, with good planning and organization, it is possible to limit clutter and maintain a relatively orderly environment.
7. You can save on all material expenses
-False: While it is possible to find materials at a reduced price, saving on quality may result in higher costs in the long run due to unnecessary maintenance and replacements.
8. No need to plan ahead
-False:Lack of planning is one of the main reasons for problems during renovations. It is essential to have a clear plan and priority list to avoid unexpected expenses and delays.
9. Energy renovations are not worth the cost
-False: Renovations to improve energy efficiency can lead to significant savings on utility bills and increase comfort, often making the initial expense a good long-term investment.
10. It is enough to follow the fashions of the moment
-False: Although following trends can be tempting, it is important to consider what works for one’s lifestyle and needs. Choices should be based on what you like and best fits your personality and space.
These myths can influence decisions during the restructuring process, so it is critical to inform yourself and approach the project with a realistic understanding of expectations and possibilities.
