Indoor Winter Projects for Your Home

Whether you live where the winter is typically light-jacket weather, or where it feels like snow is at your doorstep every day, winter is generally the time of year when we spend more time indoors than outdoors.  

Why not use this time to look around your home and make a list of the repairs and upgrades you’ve been putting off and get a professional in to thelp?  

Consider the possibility of indoor winter projects for each room:

Living Room

Could the fireplace use a new mantle?  Are there loose bricks around the exterior?  Does the chimney itself need cleaning?

If your carpets have seen its share of traffic it may be time to replace it with hard wood flooring.  

Have you been meaning to have someone install recessed lighting?  Now is the perfect time to make this space stand out.

Update your Fireplace!

Kitchen

You made it through the holidays and you’re now ready to plan some updates to the kitchen and make this high-traffic room better suited for your entertaining and cooking needs. 

Always dreamed of an overhead pot rack?  Go for it!  Your food pantry shelving needs some improvement and how many times have you said that the countertops needed replacing?

Bathroom

That exhaust fan hasn’t worked for months!  And aren’t you tired of your feet hitting cold tile every monring coming out of the shower?  

Why not have some heated flooring installed while you have a few good months to enjoy it?

Laundry Room

Add some shelves for easier access to laundry products. Put in a counter for folding and sorting. Or make your life a little easier by having a built-in ironing center installed.

Guest Room

Brighten this space with a fresh coat of paint.  Install a built-in desk for visitors who need to work whilte they are in town.  Add a wall-mounting flat screen television to save space and make the room cozier for guests.

Little changes and upgrades make a big difference.  There are plenty of projects and repairs and these perfect winter projects for your home can keep you busy when it’s just too chilly to go outside.  

Why not start that list now?