Question By: Be prepared for the unexpected. Be prepared for possible delays in your project's schedule. Shipping goods can frequently take longer than anticipated. Both clients who want to live in the apartment during construction and those who don't want to be near it are among our client. It is noisy. It is a mess. It's being built. There will always be an unforeseen circumstance. Be ready for any unforeseen problems. If you’ve never remodeled before or are taking on a big project, you may feel a little nervous.
1. Dust – Even with elaborate ZipWalls, a fine layer of dust can gather in parts of your home far from construction. There are a few ways to control it. If you can, close off the construction area from the rest of your house with a compression-fit temporary wall. Running air filtering systems called air handlers can also pull the dust from the air on the nonconstruction side of the house.
2. Noise – It will be incessant. Whining saws, scratching Sheetrock sanders and thumping nail guns followed by bellowing compressors: in short, little peace or quiet. Find another place to nap and don’t count on working from home unless your home office is far away from the construction zone.
3. Triumphant highs – For you it may be the demolition of the ugly vinyl floors in your kitchen. For others it may be the installation of the carefully selected backsplash tile. Others still may feel elated only when they see Sheetrock go in or get to relax when their project is completely done.
4. Multiple sighs – It may be that you just want to be done, or that you’re tired of answering so many questions and writing so many checks. Or you may just be tired of having so many people in your house.
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