Planning and Decision Making

Evaluating your Space
It is critical to create a floor plan before starting any room improvement project. Nobody should start decorating or remodeling without and accurate floor plan. This will give you a handle on how much space you have and what you can and cannot do based on the layout. This will also help you understand what the space can do for you. Lastly a floor plan can help you get a hold on how much material you will need, for example and paint and floor covering such as carpet or wood.

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