• HOME GARDENING
  • LIFESTYLE
  • OUTDOOR
  • FASHION
  • AUTO CAR
  • OTHER
    • TECH
    • FOOD
    • BUSINESS
    • HEALTH
    • ENTERTAINMENT
    • EDUCATION
    • SEO DIGITAL
    • WRITE FOR US

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

What's Hot

Take the Stress out of Moving

January 29, 2026

How a Savings Platform Helps You Stretch Your Monthly Budget Without Sacrifice

January 28, 2026

What Makes a Fragrance Smell ‘Powerful’?

January 26, 2026
Facebook Twitter Instagram
BARBARAIWEINS
  • HOME GARDENING
  • LIFESTYLE
  • OUTDOOR
  • FASHION
  • AUTO CAR
  • OTHER
    • TECH
    • FOOD
    • BUSINESS
    • HEALTH
    • ENTERTAINMENT
    • EDUCATION
    • SEO DIGITAL
    • WRITE FOR US
Facebook Twitter Instagram
BARBARAIWEINS
Home»HOME GARDENING»4 Ways to Increase Your Home’s Value
Increase Your Home's Value
HOME GARDENING

4 Ways to Increase Your Home’s Value

By Tomer JackAugust 24, 2021Updated:August 24, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
Share
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit WhatsApp Email

When selling a home, there’s an immense amount of pressure to try and get as much money as possible for the property.  Unfortunately, building value into your home can be difficult, and if you don’t plan carefully, you may increase the price of your home while still coming out negative.

These are the top four ways to boost your property value!

Small Kitchen Updates

Large kitchen updates have been a hot topic for ten years, but they’re high risk!  Large kitchen updates take time, a lot of money, and the hope that the market will still be in your favor when it’s time to sell. On the other hand, smaller kitchen updates can win a lot more money back from work, and they’re less work.

The best small kitchen updates are:

  • Building an island in the center of a large kitchen.
  • Replacing the backsplash with something refreshing.
  • Painting or staining the cabinets.
  • Replacing an appliance or two.

Generally these projects shouldn’t cost more than five thousand dollars and shouldn’t take more than a weekend to complete.  Otherwise, you’re tipping the scale towards a large project, and your return won’t be as wonderful.

Small Kitchen Updates

Convert Your Attic Into a Bedroom

Do you use your attic?  Is there an easy way to access it?  If not: would you be willing to create a simple way to get up to it?  Converting your attic into an additional bedroom can add twenty to forty thousand dollars to the value of your home.

To do this, put down comfortable flooring, add drywall, electrical outlets, and easy access to a window.  Many states have different definitions of what can be considered a ‘bedroom,’ so it’s a good idea to look up those rules for your area before you complete this project.

Update the Appliances into Smart Ones

If you’ve been wondering, ‘what is my home worth?’ it’s not very likely that you’ve been considering the technology that makes up your home.  If you still have a classic air conditioner or the other technology that builds your home is out of date: updating it can make your home far more desirable.  A thermostat that can be changed through an app on your phone is a major perk, so are services like video doorbells and good alarm systems.  All of these will add value to your home, with a minimal amount of spending on your behalf. You can check out ghclark.com to know more about adding value to your home.

Up Your Curb Appeal

A beautiful home will always sell faster and for more. So spend a couple of weekends putting in the work to update your yard and the exterior of your home.  Renting a pressure washer will allow you to rid your home of debris, and adding a fresh coat of paint on the wood of your porch can allow the entrance of your home to pop and catch peoples’ eyes.

Lawn maintenance and work can ensure that your property catches the eye of anyone who visits, plus it requires minimal to no financial investment to complete.  Unfortunately, you will have to put in the physical labor necessary to update these spaces, but that’s far better than having to pay for someone else to do it!

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Email
Previous ArticleRental Property Window Treatments That Won’t Be a Pain in the Pocket
Next Article Should you hold your trades for longer?

Related Posts

When a Gas Hedge Trimmer Makes More Sense Than Electric

January 16, 2026

How to Deal with Scuffs and Marks on Rental Floors

January 12, 2026

How DIY Homeowners Can Choose the Right Plumbing Products—and Where They Often Go Wrong

December 30, 2025

How to Reduce Traffic Noise Without Replacing Your Windows

December 23, 2025

Upgrading Office Building Reception Areas In 5 Easy Steps

December 22, 2025

Why Do Interior Stylists Always Add a Soft Layer to Every Room?

November 13, 2025

Comments are closed.

Our Picks
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Vimeo
Don't Miss
LIFESTYLE

Take the Stress out of Moving

By Tomer JackJanuary 29, 2026

Moving  to a new home can be a huge endeavor with lots of little tasks…

How a Savings Platform Helps You Stretch Your Monthly Budget Without Sacrifice

January 28, 2026

What Makes a Fragrance Smell ‘Powerful’?

January 26, 2026

The Psychology of Giving: How Thoughtful Corporate Gifts Can Strengthen Client Relationships

January 19, 2026

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative news from SmartMag about art & design.

Facebook Twitter Instagram Pinterest
© 2026 Barbaraiweins. Write For Us: info@barbaraiweins.com.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.