Lifespaces

Dear LifeSpaces,

I am seriously considering buying an as-is fixer-upper home. The boarded-up house has been stripped of all plaster, fixtures and utilities. The price is very low but am NOT a do-it-yourselfer. I want to make this space livable.  What are some of the biggest obstacles?

                                                    Sincerely,

                                                     Rachel 

The list of materials needed to restore a single family house can easily contain hundreds of items. LifeSpaces knows that it is imperative not miss any of these items. The room-by-room approach is good, but it must also include simple things such as electrical outlets, switches, cover plates, etc. Who would think there are nearly 30 parts or more just to install a circuit breaker panel? Think of all of the individual fittings needed to install all of the drainage and water supply piping in a home.

Heating and cooling equipment is very sophisticated and special tools, gauges, etc. are required to install it. Roofing work may be too intimidating for the average do-it-yourselfer. Certain cities may only allow licensed people to install plumbing or electrical systems. All of these things need to be investigated, and LifeSpaces has the knowledge to get the job done. Call them today @ 574-255-5393.