Remodeling a home takes time and a huge deal of patience. Though you'd already set up a plan on what to do, and a timeline to follow, there may be some unforeseen circumstances that would creep up, which can cause the workload to slow down.
There are several things to consider once you'd decide to remodel your house, some of which may be small scenarios but it is important to pay attention to little details as they can turn into a long term problem along the way.
Noise
Expect a lot of noises, from hammering to construction. These loud thuds can distract not only your household, but your neighbors as well. Be considerate enough and only work during appropriate hours only as working overtime may lead into a distraction from the people living within your area.
Dusts
These micro particles are very hard to get rid of and avoid, even if you're using dust barriers it can still built up even on the tiniest openings. The best way to control it however is to temporarily close off the working site and running air filtering systems on the areas that aren't included in the construction.
Open Wiring
Yes! These things would be lying around the remodeled area, most especially in the living room or the bedroom. Though the contractors have already secured them and made sure that they are safe, it is important to say away from it at all times.
Faulty Frame Works and Plumbing
Things aren't perfected in one try, there may be unexpected dilemmas such as a leaky plumbing, irregular framing, or a tripped wiring. It is important to set aside extra time and money in case you would come across these irregularities.
