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Jill F.
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Renovators, What sets your reno apart?

Jill F.
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I'm curious as to what other renovators feel is the most important change to really set apart your flip or value-add remodel? extra-credit for pictures!

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Originally posted by @Matt M.:

@Jill F.

I have yet to flip anything for myself, but probably have done 3-4 dozen for clients. Quality of workmanship is what I strive for. We may not use big dollar light fixtures or $250 faucets, etc but the workmanship and making things right and doing them correctly is what makes my work stand out. I don’t ever “rig” something up and my clients know that.

Matt, Really and truly it sometimes seems like most people don't even know what good workmanship is. I really hate it when people use the "its just a rental" excuse as though that makes it okay to half-*ss it.

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