50+ Renovation Ideas That Actually Add Value to NJ Homes
Every NJ homeowner has a list of things they want to change about their house. The challenge is knowing where to start — which projects deliver the most value, which ones are worth the money in this market, and which ones make sense for how you actually live.
This guide organizes 50+ renovation ideas by budget tier, trending categories, and room — with cost ranges, estimated ROI, realistic timelines, and NJ-specific considerations for each. Whether you are planning one $500 weekend upgrade or a six-figure whole-home transformation, use this as your master reference for what is worth doing and what it will cost in Central New Jersey.
Before diving in, make sure you have a solid plan. Our home remodel checklist walks you through every step from budgeting to final walkthrough, and our guide on how to choose a general contractor will help you find the right partner for your project.
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Renovation Ideas by Budget
Not sure where to start? Here is every project in this guide organized by budget tier. Find your comfort zone and explore what is possible.
Under $5,000 — Quick Wins
These projects deliver outsized visual impact for minimal investment. Most can be completed in a day or a weekend.
- Kitchen backsplash — $1,500-$4,000 (80-100% ROI)
- Under-cabinet lighting — $500-$2,000 (90-100% ROI)
- Updated hardware throughout — $500-$1,500
- Whole-home interior paint — $3,000-$8,000 (90-100%+ ROI)
- New front door — $500-$2,000 (90-100%+ ROI)
- Smart home basics — $500-$1,500
- Bathroom ventilation upgrade — $300-$800 (85-100% ROI)
- Bathroom lighting upgrade — $500-$2,500 (80-95% ROI)
- Garage door replacement — $1,000-$3,000 (90-100%+ ROI)
- Countertop upgrade — $3,000-$8,000 (75-90% ROI)
$5,000-$25,000 — Major Upgrades
Room-level improvements that transform the look and function of individual spaces. Typically 1-3 weeks of work.
- Cabinet refacing — $8,000-$15,000 (70-85% ROI)
- Vanity and mirror upgrade — $2,000-$6,000 (75-90% ROI)
- New flooring throughout — $5,000-$15,000 (70-85% ROI)
- Deck railing upgrade — $3,000-$15,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Fireplace reface or gas insert — $3,000-$15,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Built-in shelving and storage — $2,000-$8,000 per unit (55-70% ROI)
- Landscaping and hardscaping — $5,000-$25,000 (50-70% ROI)
- Fence installation — $5,000-$15,000 (50-65% ROI)
- Kitchen island addition — $5,000-$25,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Walk-in shower conversion — $8,000-$18,000 (65-80% ROI)
- Crown molding and trim — $1,500-$5,000 per room (70-85% ROI)
- Home office buildout — $5,000-$15,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Paver patio — $8,000-$25,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Pergola or shade structure — $3,000-$15,000 (55-70% ROI)
$25,000-$100,000 — Room Transformations
Full-room renovations and significant structural projects. These are the changes that fundamentally reshape how you live in your home.
- Full kitchen remodel — $50,000-$100,000+ (60-80% ROI)
- Full bathroom remodel — $15,000-$60,000 (60-75% ROI)
- Basic basement finish — $30,000-$50,000 (70%+ ROI)
- Composite deck — $15,000-$60,000 (65-80% ROI)
- Outdoor kitchen — $10,000-$50,000 (55-70% ROI)
- Siding replacement — $15,000-$40,000 (65-80% ROI)
- Basement with bar and bathroom — $50,000-$80,000 (55-70% ROI)
- Open concept conversion — $5,000-$30,000 (65-80% ROI)
- Window replacement (whole home) — $5,000-$30,000 (65-75% ROI)
- Basement bedroom / in-law suite — $20,000-$40,000 (65-80% ROI)
$100,000+ — Major Renovations
Whole-home transformations and additions. These projects redefine the property entirely.
- Whole-home renovation — $100,000-$300,000+ (55-70% ROI)
- Home addition — $150-$400/sq ft (50-65% ROI)
- Gut kitchen with layout change — $75,000-$150,000 (60-80% ROI)
- Full entertainment basement — $60,000-$120,000 (55-70% ROI)
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Trending Renovation Ideas for 2026 in NJ
The renovation market has shifted dramatically since 2020. These are the categories NJ homeowners are investing in most heavily right now — and the trends our team is seeing across Central Jersey every week.
Outdoor Living Spaces
The post-COVID shift to outdoor living is permanent. NJ homeowners are treating decks, patios, and backyards as true extensions of the home — full kitchens, heating, lighting, and weather protection. This is no longer a "nice to have." It is a primary living space for 6-8 months of the year in New Jersey. For a deep dive on which outdoor option fits your property, read our deck vs patio comparison for NJ.
Home Offices with Dedicated Entrances
Remote and hybrid work is here to stay. The 2026 upgrade is not just a desk in the spare bedroom — it is a soundproofed, properly lit workspace with a separate entrance for clients or deliveries. Basement offices and converted garages with exterior access are the fastest-growing category.
Multi-Generational Living
In-law suites, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and basement apartments are booming in NJ. Rising housing costs are driving families to build together rather than buy separately. NJ recently expanded ADU regulations, making this more accessible than ever.
Energy Efficiency Upgrades
NJ offers significant incentives through the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program and NJ Clean Energy. Heat pumps, upgraded insulation, high-efficiency windows, and solar-ready electrical panels are the upgrades that pay for themselves in 3-7 years through energy savings alone.
Smart Home Integration
Beyond basic smart thermostats and doorbells — whole-home systems with automated lighting, security, climate zones, and voice control integrated during the renovation rather than bolted on after. This adds genuine convenience and appeals to every buyer demographic.
Spa-Quality Bathrooms
The primary bathroom is becoming a retreat. Heated floors, freestanding tubs, rain showers with body jets, natural stone, and integrated sound systems. NJ homeowners are spending more per square foot on primary bathrooms than any other room except kitchens.
Open Concept with Defined Zones
The fully open floor plan peaked around 2020. The 2026 evolution keeps the openness but adds intentional zones — half walls, ceiling treatments, built-in room dividers, and flooring transitions that define kitchen, dining, and living areas without closing them off.
Dark and Moody Kitchens
The all-white kitchen is fading. NJ homeowners are choosing deep-toned cabinets (forest green, navy, charcoal, matte black), warm wood accents, and statement range hoods. The move is toward kitchens with personality and warmth, not sterile uniformity.
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Kitchen Renovation Ideas (10 Projects)
The kitchen is the highest-ROI renovation room in NJ. Buyers pay a premium for updated kitchens, and you use it every day.
1. Full Kitchen Remodel
Gut the kitchen and start fresh — new layout, cabinets, countertops, appliances, flooring, and lighting.
- Cost: $50,000-$100,000+
- ROI: 60-80%
- Timeline: 8-12 weeks
- NJ note: Structural changes (removing walls, relocating plumbing) require permits. Budget 2-4 weeks for permit approval in Mercer County
For a full breakdown, see our kitchen remodel cost guide for NJ.
2. Cabinet Refacing
Replace cabinet doors and drawer fronts while keeping the existing cabinet boxes. Add new hardware. Dramatically changes the look at a fraction of the cost of new cabinets.
- Cost: $8,000-$15,000
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 3-5 days
- NJ note: No permits required for cosmetic cabinet work
3. Countertop Upgrade
Replace laminate or tile countertops with quartz, granite, or quartzite. The single most impactful visual upgrade in a kitchen.
- Cost: $3,000-$8,000 (depending on material and square footage)
- ROI: 75-90%
- Timeline: 1-2 days for installation (plus 2-3 weeks for fabrication)
Compare materials in our quartz vs granite countertops guide.
4. Open Concept Kitchen
Remove the wall between the kitchen and living or dining room. Creates an open floor plan that is the most requested layout in NJ real estate.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000 (non-load-bearing wall) or $15,000-$30,000 (load-bearing wall requiring a beam)
- ROI: 65-80%
- Timeline: 2-4 weeks
- NJ note: Removing load-bearing walls requires a structural engineer's review and building permit
Read our full open concept renovation guide for NJ.
5. Kitchen Island Addition
Add a center island with seating, storage, and potentially a sink or cooktop. Transforms the kitchen's functionality and social dynamic.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000 (without plumbing) or $10,000-$25,000 (with sink and plumbing)
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 1-3 weeks
- NJ note: Plumbing additions require a permit
6. Appliance Package Upgrade
Replace all major appliances — refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave. Stainless steel or panel-ready for a cohesive look.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000 (standard) or $15,000-$30,000 (professional-grade)
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 1-2 days for installation
7. Kitchen Backsplash
Install a new tile backsplash. Subway tile, mosaic, large-format porcelain, or natural stone. High visual impact for relatively low cost.
- Cost: $1,500-$4,000
- ROI: 80-100%
- Timeline: 1-2 days
8. Under-Cabinet Lighting
LED strip lighting or puck lights under upper cabinets. Improves task lighting and creates ambiance. One of the best return-on-effort upgrades.
- Cost: $500-$2,000
- ROI: 90-100%
- Timeline: Half day to one day
9. Kitchen Flooring Replacement
Replace worn flooring with luxury vinyl plank (LVP), porcelain tile, or engineered hardwood.
- Cost: $3,000-$8,000
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 2-3 days
Compare options in our best flooring guide for NJ.
10. Pantry Addition or Walk-In Pantry Conversion
Convert a closet, unused corner, or adjacent space into a dedicated pantry. Shelving, pull-out drawers, and proper lighting.
- Cost: $2,000-$8,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 3-7 days
Bathroom Renovation Ideas (10 Projects)
Bathrooms are the second-highest ROI room. Updated bathrooms sell NJ homes faster and for more money. For detailed planning, see our bathroom remodel timeline and bathroom remodel cost guide for NJ.
11. Full Bathroom Remodel
New tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting, and potentially a layout change. Complete transformation.
- Cost: $15,000-$35,000 (standard) or $35,000-$60,000+ (primary suite)
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 4-8 weeks
See our bathroom remodel cost guide for NJ.
12. Walk-In Shower Conversion
Replace a bathtub with a walk-in shower. Frameless glass enclosure, linear drain, large-format tile. The most requested bathroom upgrade in NJ.
- Cost: $8,000-$18,000
- ROI: 65-80%
- Timeline: 2-3 weeks
- NJ note: If this is the only bathtub in the house, consider keeping at least one tub for resale value
13. Vanity and Mirror Upgrade
Replace the builder-grade vanity with a furniture-style or floating vanity. Add a framed mirror or medicine cabinet.
- Cost: $2,000-$6,000
- ROI: 75-90%
- Timeline: 1-2 days
14. Tile Refresh
Replace outdated tile (floors, walls, or shower surround) with modern large-format porcelain, marble-look tile, or natural stone.
- Cost: $3,000-$10,000
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 3-7 days
15. Heated Floor Installation
Radiant floor heating under tile. A luxury upgrade that NJ homeowners love during cold months.
- Cost: $1,500-$4,000 (electric mat system under tile)
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: Added during tile installation (no additional time if tiling anyway)
16. Bathroom Lighting Upgrade
Replace the single overhead light with a layered lighting plan — vanity sconces, recessed ceiling lights, and a dimmer switch.
- Cost: $500-$2,500
- ROI: 80-95%
- Timeline: Half day
17. Half Bath Addition
Add a powder room (half bath) where one does not exist. High-value addition for NJ homes with only one bathroom.
- Cost: $10,000-$20,000
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 3-5 weeks
- NJ note: Requires plumbing, electrical, and building permits
18. Freestanding Tub Installation
Replace a built-in tub with a freestanding soaking tub. Creates a spa-like focal point in the primary bathroom.
- Cost: $3,000-$10,000 (including plumbing relocation if needed)
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 2-5 days
19. Frameless Glass Shower Enclosure
Replace a shower curtain or framed glass with a frameless glass enclosure. Instantly modernizes any bathroom.
- Cost: $2,000-$5,000
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 1-2 days
20. Bathroom Ventilation Upgrade
Replace old exhaust fans with a quiet, high-CFM model with humidity sensing. Prevents mold and moisture damage.
- Cost: $300-$800
- ROI: 85-100%
- Timeline: Half day
- NJ note: Critical for NJ humidity. A bathroom without adequate ventilation will develop mold issues
Read more in our bathroom renovation ideas and value guide.
Basement Renovation Ideas (8 Projects)
NJ basements are the biggest untapped space in most homes. Finishing a basement adds livable square footage at a fraction of the cost of an addition.
21. Basic Basement Finish
Frame, insulate, drywall, flooring, lighting, and paint. A clean, usable space.
- Cost: $30,000-$50,000 (1,000 sq ft)
- ROI: 70%+
- Timeline: 6-8 weeks
See our complete guide to basement finishing in NJ.
22. Basement Bar
From a simple dry bar ($2,000) to a full wet bar with draft system ($30,000+). The feature that makes a basement the favorite room.
- Cost: $2,000-$30,000+
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 1-6 weeks depending on scope
Explore all 30+ designs in our basement bar ideas guide.
23. Home Theater
Dedicated theater room with soundproofing, projection or large screen, surround sound, tiered seating, and controlled lighting.
- Cost: $10,000-$40,000
- ROI: 45-60%
- Timeline: 3-6 weeks
24. Basement Bedroom (In-Law Suite)
A full bedroom in the basement with egress window, closet, lighting, and ideally an attached bathroom. Creates a guest suite or rental unit.
- Cost: $20,000-$40,000 (including egress window and bathroom)
- ROI: 65-80%
- Timeline: 6-10 weeks
- NJ note: Egress window is code-required for any basement bedroom ($3,000-$6,000 per window)
25. Home Gym
Rubber flooring, mirrors, ventilation upgrade, and reinforced mounting for heavy equipment.
- Cost: $3,000-$15,000 (not including equipment)
- ROI: 40-55%
- Timeline: 1-3 weeks
26. Home Office
A dedicated, quiet workspace with proper lighting, electrical for multiple devices, and a door for privacy.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 2-4 weeks
27. Basement Bathroom Addition
A full bathroom in the basement. Requires a sewage ejector pump (drain is below the sewer line in most NJ basements).
- Cost: $15,000-$25,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 3-5 weeks
- NJ note: Plumbing permit required. Ejector pump is a non-negotiable cost in most NJ basements
28. Basement Ceiling Upgrade
Replace an old drop ceiling or exposed ceiling with a premium option — drywall, tongue-and-groove wood, or a modern stretch ceiling.
- Cost: $2,000-$25,000 (1,000 sq ft, depending on type)
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 2-7 days
Compare all options in our basement ceiling ideas guide.
Living Space Renovation Ideas (6 Projects)
29. Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Sand and refinish existing hardwood floors. Removes scratches, changes the stain color if desired, and restores the original beauty.
- Cost: $3-$6 per square foot
- ROI: 85-100%
- Timeline: 3-5 days (including drying time)
30. New Flooring Installation
Replace carpet or outdated flooring with hardwood, LVP, or engineered hardwood throughout the living areas.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000 (depending on material and square footage)
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 3-7 days
Compare options in our hardwood vs LVP flooring guide.
31. Fireplace Upgrade
Reface a dated brick fireplace with stone, tile, or a modern surround. Add a new mantel. Convert wood-burning to gas insert.
- Cost: $3,000-$10,000 (reface) or $5,000-$15,000 (gas insert conversion)
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 1-2 weeks
32. Crown Molding and Trim
Add crown molding, wainscoting, or upgraded baseboards. Defines room architecture and adds perceived quality.
- Cost: $1,500-$5,000 per room
- ROI: 70-85%
- Timeline: 1-3 days per room
33. Interior Paint (Whole Home)
Fresh paint throughout the home. Updated colors transform the entire feel. The highest-ROI cosmetic upgrade.
- Cost: $3,000-$8,000 (whole home, professional)
- ROI: 90-100%+
- Timeline: 3-7 days
Explore our paint color guide for NJ renovations.
34. Built-In Shelving and Storage
Custom built-in bookshelves, window seats with storage, or closet system upgrades. Adds both function and architectural interest.
- Cost: $2,000-$8,000 per unit
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 3-7 days per unit
Outdoor Renovation Ideas (8 Projects)
Outdoor living space is one of the fastest-growing renovation categories in NJ. Well-designed outdoor space extends your livable square footage for 6-8 months of the year. Not sure whether a deck or patio is right for your yard? Read our deck vs patio comparison for NJ to find out.
35. Composite Deck
A new composite deck for outdoor dining, lounging, and entertaining. The most popular outdoor project in Central NJ.
- Cost: $15,000-$60,000
- ROI: 65-80%
- Timeline: 2-5 weeks
See our comprehensive deck and patio ideas guide for NJ.
36. Paver Patio
A ground-level paver patio with fire pit area, dining space, and defined zones.
- Cost: $8,000-$25,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 1-3 weeks
37. Outdoor Kitchen
Built-in grill, counter space, sink, and potentially a pizza oven or refrigerator.
- Cost: $10,000-$50,000
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 2-5 weeks
- NJ note: Requires gas, water, and electrical permits
Explore our outdoor kitchen ideas guide for NJ.
38. Deck Railing Upgrade
Replace builder-grade railing with cable, glass, composite, or mixed-material railing. Transforms the deck's appearance.
- Cost: $3,000-$15,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 1-3 days
See all options in our deck railing ideas guide.
39. Pool Deck
Build a deck around an above ground pool. Transforms the pool experience from utilitarian to resort-quality.
- Cost: $6,000-$55,000
- ROI: 50-70%
- Timeline: 1-5 weeks
See designs in our above ground pool deck ideas guide.
40. Pergola or Shade Structure
A pergola, pavilion, or shade sail over the dining or lounging area. Defines the space architecturally and extends comfortable outdoor use.
- Cost: $3,000-$15,000
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 3-7 days
41. Landscaping and Hardscaping
Walkways, retaining walls, planting beds, and landscape lighting. First impression for visitors and a major curb appeal driver.
- Cost: $5,000-$25,000
- ROI: 50-70%
- Timeline: 1-4 weeks
42. Fence Installation
Privacy fence, decorative fence, or pool barrier. Adds privacy, security, and property definition.
- Cost: $5,000-$15,000 (depending on material and linear footage)
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 2-5 days
- NJ note: Fence permits required in most NJ municipalities. Height limits typically 6 feet for backyard, 4 feet for front yard
Whole-Home Renovation Ideas (8 Projects)
These projects affect the entire house — either structurally, mechanically, or aesthetically.
43. Whole-Home Renovation
Complete renovation of every room — kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, lighting, and finishes throughout. The total transformation.
- Cost: $100,000-$300,000+
- ROI: 55-70%
- Timeline: 3-6 months
Read our full whole-home renovation guide for NJ.
44. Home Addition
Add square footage — a new room, a second story, or an in-law suite.
- Cost: $150-$400 per square foot
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 3-8 months
- NJ note: Additions require site plan approval, building permits, and compliance with setback and lot coverage requirements
See our home addition cost guide for NJ.
45. Roof Replacement
Replace an aging or damaged roof. Architectural shingles are the NJ standard, with metal and slate as premium options.
- Cost: $8,000-$25,000
- ROI: 60-70%
- Timeline: 2-5 days
See our roof replacement cost guide for NJ.
46. Siding Replacement
Replace aging siding with fiber cement (James Hardie), vinyl, or engineered wood. Transforms curb appeal and improves energy efficiency.
- Cost: $15,000-$40,000
- ROI: 65-80%
- Timeline: 1-3 weeks
Compare options in our siding options guide for NJ and vinyl siding vs fiber cement guide.
47. Window Replacement
Replace single-pane or aging windows with double-pane energy-efficient windows. Reduces energy costs, eliminates drafts, and improves comfort.
- Cost: $500-$1,500 per window installed (10-20 windows in a typical NJ home = $5,000-$30,000)
- ROI: 65-75%
- Timeline: 1-3 days for the full house
See our window replacement cost guide for NJ.
48. HVAC System Upgrade
Replace an aging furnace, AC unit, or both with a high-efficiency system. Add zoning, smart thermostat, and improved ductwork.
- Cost: $8,000-$20,000
- ROI: 50-65%
- Timeline: 2-3 days
49. Electrical Panel Upgrade
Replace a 100-amp panel with a 200-amp panel. Required for modern electrical loads (EV chargers, heat pumps, smart home systems) and often required by NJ code for major renovations.
- Cost: $2,000-$4,000
- ROI: 60-70%
- Timeline: 1 day
- NJ note: Requires electrical permit and inspection
50. Energy Efficiency Package
Insulation upgrade (attic, walls, basement), air sealing, and smart thermostat. Reduces energy costs and improves comfort in NJ's variable climate.
- Cost: $3,000-$10,000
- ROI: 60-75%
- Timeline: 2-5 days
- NJ note: NJ offers rebates through the Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program. Check NJ Clean Energy for current incentives
Read more in our energy efficient upgrades guide for NJ.
Bonus: 5 High-Impact, Low-Cost Upgrades
These projects cost under $2,000 each but deliver outsized visual impact:
51. New Front Door - **Cost:** $500-$2,000 installed - **ROI:** 90-100%+
52. Updated Hardware (All Rooms) Replace every doorknob, cabinet pull, and hinge with matching hardware in one finish (matte black, brushed brass, or brushed nickel). - **Cost:** $500-$1,500
53. Smart Home Basics Smart thermostat, smart locks, smart doorbell, and smart lighting in main rooms. - **Cost:** $500-$1,500
54. Garage Door Replacement - **Cost:** $1,000-$3,000 - **ROI:** 90-100%+
55. Mudroom Addition or Upgrade A dedicated entry zone with hooks, bench, cubbies, and durable flooring. - **Cost:** $1,000-$5,000
See our mudroom addition ideas guide for NJ.
How to Prioritize Your Renovation
The Priority Matrix for NJ Homeowners
Do first (highest ROI + daily impact): 1. Kitchen updates (countertops, backsplash, cabinet refacing) 2. Bathroom updates (vanity, tile, fixtures) 3. Interior paint 4. Flooring 5. Lighting upgrades
Do next (strong ROI + seasonal value): 6. Basement finishing 7. Deck or patio 8. Energy efficiency improvements 9. Siding and windows
Do when ready (lower ROI but high lifestyle value): 10. Home theater 11. Outdoor kitchen 12. Custom built-ins 13. Pool deck
Planning vs. Rushing
The most expensive renovation mistake is starting without a plan. A contractor who understands your full vision can sequence projects to minimize waste, maximize efficiency, and avoid rework. Our home remodel checklist covers every planning step, and our guide to choosing a general contractor will help you find a partner who thinks long-term — not just project-to-project.
If you are planning multiple projects, doing them together saves 10-20% compared to doing them separately — shared mobilization, coordinated trades, and volume material pricing.
Ready to Start Your Renovation?
Start with the project that will have the biggest impact on how you live in your home right now. Not the project with the best ROI on paper, but the one that will make your daily life meaningfully better. That is where the real value is.
Learn more about our kitchen remodeling services, bathroom remodeling, basement finishing, deck and patio construction, roofing, siding, flooring, and whole-home renovation.
For renovation planning help, see our NJ building permits guide, renovation timeline guide, home remodel checklist, and common renovation mistakes to avoid. Want to understand the financial return? Read our home renovation ROI guide for NJ.
The5thwall provides free consultations for renovation projects across Central NJ — Princeton, Lawrence, Hamilton, Ewing, West Windsor, Hopewell, Pennington, Robbinsville, and Lawrenceville. We are a licensed NJ Home Improvement Contractor (HIC #13VH04175700) with over 20 years of combined experience. Call us at (609) 954-3659 or fill out our contact form to start planning your renovation.