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Nicole Grenier
  • West Hartford, CT
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Remodeling a Kitchen

Nicole Grenier
  • West Hartford, CT
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Hi All,

I am remodeling a kitchen in a 2 family house I just bought. I am upgrading the full unit to be more modern and have an open concept.  The house is in West Hartford CT, a very nice area where a lot of professionals live and enjoy nice shops and restaurants.  I am going to charge the upper end of what the market allows and I would like to get some advice in the kind of appliances I should get. I would like to get nice appliances that will fit in a nice redone rental kitchen but will not break the bank.  Any advice.  Do I need to get top of the line or something that is decent but not that best but still looks nice.  For example, should I get a double door nice fridge with an ice maker for 1200 or should I get the nice bu more average regular fridge with the freezer on top for 630.  Both are black slate and look nice. The actual price does not matter as more, more does the question of how much do i really need to upgrade the appliances if I want to charge at the top of the market?

thank you!

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