What wall/trim paints, door hardware, fixtures, colors, etc would best fit that description?

MikeMy Scottish blood says thrifty is a good word, but I generally use careful to describe my wallet.

Never heard of the site, but a couple options are:- call in 1+ general contractors to get bids- bring in a detailed description of the work and head to your local hardware stores.

If they start talking about needing to develop a "relationship" with you, make sure all your funds are secure and you have a button closing the pocket your wallet is in.

While the counter top is removed, it may be useful to repaint the cabinets and replace the hardware if needed.

And I've also replaced at least one due to window covering hardware being driven into the balance.

Car buyers wanting to compare similar models need to visit several dealerships, so they need to be close to one another.On the other hand, an entrepreneur looking to set up a new hardware store, should look for an area under served by the competition or where new residential developments will be opening up.Speaking of ease-of-access, traffic patterns can also make a difference, especially near busy intersections.

New hardware on kitchen and bathroom cabinets is also cost effective and looks great.

Just some background on myself, I'm currently a welder but have experience in other fields such as auto mechanics, computer hardware and software, Paint and body.

Put your wallet away unless you are buying a property.