Houses that are old or have structural damage generally require renovations. In many cases, before any renovations begin, these homes need to have their interiors gutted or an area deconstructed. Deciding between a gut remodel and selective deconstruction for your home can be a tough decision, so check out the helpful information below for some guidance.
1) The Difference between Gut Remodeling and Selective Deconstruction
Before having your house worked on, you should first understand the difference between gut remodeling and selective deconstruction. In general, gut remodels are very extensive and require removing a house’s whole interior. In contrast to gut remodeling, selective deconstruction involves only getting rid of specific components of the house—for instance, having the old cabinets and countertops taken out of the kitchen.
2) Evaluate the Scope of the Project
One of the best ways to choose between a gut remodel and selective deconstruction is to evaluate the scope of your project. If you intend to do a minor renovation, like update the fixtures and structural design in your bathroom, selective deconstruction will be the most suitable option for you. However, if you want to make serious structural changes throughout the entire house, such as replacing the walls and floors, a gut remodel will be your best choice. Contact your local home demolition provider to determine which method will be the most effective for your remodeling project.
3) Determine Which Demolition Method Will Be Best in the Long Run
One demolition method may serve you better than the other in the long run. For example, if your house’s interior is in bad shape and you also want to make minor design changes, look into doing a complete gut remodel. This will remove the faulty interior, preventing further problems from developing in the future, and also allow you to update the design features in your home.
For more information on gut remodeling and selective deconstruction, contact Peninsula Hauling & Demo, Inc. We are the premier green demolition provider in the San Francisco area and can help you get started on your next renovation project. Find out more by visiting our website or calling (650) 596-8105.
