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Home Improvement Tips

Tip #1
Updated homes frequently sell faster. Industry experts suggest that renovation of dark, dated or worn kitchens is one of the most profitable home improvements you can make.

Tip #2
Adding a second bath to a house is a profitable home improvement.

Tip #3
Industry experts suggest that remodeling an old, worn bathroom is one of the most profitable home improvements you can make.

Tip #4
Adding casual living areas like a den or family room is a smart home improvement.

Tip #5
Wondering how long home improvements generally last? According to industry experts, a new chimney will generally last 100 years or more; asphalt shingles, 15-30 years; a wood deck, 15 years.

Tip #6
Wondering how long home improvements generally last? According to industry experts, ceramic tile or terrazzo, 100 years or more; vinyl flooring, about 20-30 years; oak or pine floors, 100 years.

Tip #7
Planning to buy new appliances? According to industry experts, refrigerators generally last about 17-20 years; microwave, generally about 11 years; washer and dryer, about 13 years.

Tip #8
Is it time to refinance your mortgage? If interest rates are lower now than when you closed on your current mortgage you may be able to save money by refinancing. To find out more, call a U.S. Bank Home Loans expert at 1-800-710-7940.

Tip #9
It's true: sometimes you have to spend money to save money. Buying a new refrigerator can save you money on electricity. Insulating an attic can save on heating and air-conditioning bills. The improvements you make not only save you money now but may also increase the value of your home.



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