Virginia Home Remodeling - Room Additions
The size of your Virginia home in comparison to those in your neighborhood is
an important factor to consider before adding a room. If your home is one of the
smaller or average sized houses in the neighborhood, then adding a room or rooms
makes more sense than adding to a home which is already one of the largest in
the area.
Adding a room to a home which is large in comparison to the rest of the
neighborhood does not always make sense, because when the time comes to sell the
home, the resale value generally is not as high as it would be if the home were
located in an area where the other Virginia homes are more comparable in size.
Most people in Northern Virginia would prefer to purchase a smaller home in an
affluent neighborhood than purchase the largest home in a neighborhood of
smaller homes.
If you have any questions regarding whether you should consider a room
addition, don't hesitate to
contact us. We will be happy to answer any questions regarding the project.
Renovations for the Elderly:
According to a recent CNN report, home renovations for the elderly are on the
rise. These types of renovations are the fastest-growing segment of the
remodeling industry, said James Lapides of the National Association of Home
Builders (NAHB). NAHB's recent study concluded that 75 percent of remodeling
companies have seen an increase in requests for so-called "aging-in-place" work.
The 'Certified Aging in Place' Specialist program, offered by the NAHB
Remodelers Council to teach professionals how to modify homes for older adults,
has increased in enrollment, according to Lapides. Representatives of NAHB and
the AARP created the program in 2002. Over 1,000 participants have learned
building techniques and structural awareness for accommodating physical needs.
(CNN, 'Builders: Home Renovations for Elderly on the Rise', by Grace Wong)
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