December 15, 2021
What Should Be Done After the Post-Renovation
When you are the owner or in a position to work on your home renovation project, it’s important that every detail be taken care of. The contractor who was hired for this job has many legal obligations towards their client and themselves as well so they can ensure everything will go smoothly from start to finish with minimal issues at hand or else risk losing money if something does not turn out right when performing such services!
Let’s talk about everything in order. In these examples, we will take the role of the homeowner who has just received a renovated place.
Post-Construction Cleaning in NYC
1. First of all, take out the large construction waste if this was not in your contract with the work team. Let me remind you that there are fines for taking out construction waste into ordinary containers near your home. Specially licensed companies are involved in the removal of what is left from the repair.
2. If you plan to clean your NYC apartment on your own without hiring a cleaning service, then stock up on cleaning products and tools. Unfortunately, building dirt is beyond the capacity of an ordinary household vacuum cleaner, a special one is needed.
3. During post-construction cleaning in New York, start “from top to bottom”: first the ceiling, then the walls, and finally the floor. Do not neglect protective equipment – gloves and a respirator.
Ordering and Buying Furniture
It’s ideal if the repair was done according to the design project, the work with the carpentry shop, and the construction team was started at the same time. The location of switches, sockets, chandeliers, and lamps was determined by the layout of furniture and equipment.
But usually, during renovation without a designer, not everything goes according to plan. Maybe you bought an apartment with standard solutions from developers which provide pre-made designs.
Of course, it won’t work out perfectly in terms of quality comfort as well since designers are always on hand to ensure all is done correctly one way or another! So don’t panic yet though – there’s still time before moving day arrives at least…
1. Decide what items in which rooms of the apartment you need. Make a furniture layout plan with exact dimensions.
2. In order to avoid spending too much money on kitchen and wardrobe storage, it is important that you purchase them at the same time. My years of experience in home improvement and cleaning have taught me this one thing for sure – there’s definitely something good enough inside those boxes or drawers (or even behind doors) waiting patiently just outside their original packaging; never underestimate what secrets are hiding within these walls…
I’m sorry but do cabinet makers really need shoeboxes mounted side by side like pet carriers? The only way our homes can be more cluttered than they already are is they will be full of boxes.
Keep in mind: that some changes or reconstructions may require a special permit.
Local municipalities have a lot of leeway when it comes to issuing building permits. There are no federal or state standards, so different cities will require various levels depending on how much risk they want in their city streets versus something like an interior remodeling job that can be done at home without much public accessibility concern surrounding the work being performed inside one’s residence – even though this type may also bring its set of risks such as possibly trapping someone within if steps were leading up towards where you would enter through newly installed doors before these opened onto another room(s).
Read also: How Post Renovation Cleaning Makes a Spotless Move-in Day
Coziness Creation
Well, the order is in place, and the furniture is in place. It’s time to fill the house with little things that create coziness. Don’t put them off until later!
1. Nothing enlivens the interior like indoor plants. For convenience, I recommend buying pots with automatic watering.
2. Correctly selected textiles will add comfort to any room: decorative pillows for the sofa, blankets, bedspreads, and tablecloths. Be sure to touch the fabrics before buying, they should be pleasant to the touch.
3. Buy the perfect curtains right away. Temporary compromises can linger in your apartment for a long time. For the bedroom, choose blackout – fabrics that do not let in sunlight.
4. Provide a pleasant scent for your home. Aroma lamps, sachets, candles – this is what will add personality to your nest, and create the right mood.
5. Paintings, photo frames, and figurines should not be a random collection of knickknacks. Try to create compositions.
6. Buy candles. Several years ago, the world learned about hygge, the Danish concept of domestic happiness. So burning candles are the main component of hygge. Scandinavians know how to enjoy simple things, so you can trust their experience in creating home comfort.
7. When filling your home with cute little things, don’t forget about style. Household chemicals in their original packaging can completely negate the impression of a freshly renovated bathroom and kitchen. Pour your detergent and liquid soap into beautiful dispensers. Make sure that the style in your home is not dictated by industrial designs: shampoos, shower gels, and groceries in storage boxes. Hide all visual debris behind cabinet doors.