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Jay Elvin
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Adding value to a kitchen

Jay Elvin
  • Investor
  • Collegeville PA
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I'd like to add value to a kitchen of one of my properties.  I"m not looking for a complete makeover costing thousands but just a few new features.  Besides appliances, what would everyone recommend?  Cabinets are good so that leaves flooring, counters, sink, light fixtures, etc.  Thank you in advance for your advice. 

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Dan Dunmire
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Dan Dunmire
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You could add LED lighting installed hidden away under the cabinets, this provides a great look, extra light for working in the kitchen and adds value at a low cost.

If you're looking for new flooring, possibly look into buying bamboo floors as they're popular currently and thus are often over stocked and can be bought from a company like lumber liquidator for around 1/ per sqft.

This sink fixture is often the only thing needed for the sink to look new, getting one with a hands free feature would be an added cost item.

Another low cost-high reward option would be replacing the counter top and repaint the counters and cabinets. 

Good luck!

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