Home improvement can be a great way to feel comfortable and happy in your home and to be ready when unexpected guests arrive. If you want to sell your home, then home improvements can also increase the property value while making it easier for you to sell. Here are a few simple home improvement projects to consider for the spring.

First, Rent a Dumpster

One inevitable byproduct of updating your home is the trash and debris. As you clear out broken items, junk and construction materials, you’ll need a residential dumpster rental to dispose of it all. The nice part about getting a dumpster is that you’ll keep it for several days, allowing you to gradually add to the trash pile as you progress from one section of the house to the next. And because we haul away the bin and trash, you don’t have to worry about making any trips to the waste center.

Find the right size dumpster for your spring updates:

When it comes to choosing the dumpster size for the debris, it is tricky to determine the best one for your project. Here are some of the ideas that can help you to choose the suitable -

• 10 Yard Dumpster

  Garage or attic decluttering

  Removals of patio or driveway

  Demolition of lights and teardowns of walls

• 15 Yard Dumpsters

  Removals of single-room flooring

  Renovation of single-room

  Removing a couch and piles of junk

• 20 Yard dumpsters

  Remodeling of kitchen and bathroom

  Whole home purging with several bulky furniture pieces

• 30 Yard Dumpsters

  Removing big furniture from several rooms

  Remodeling of porch and exteriors

  Larger kitchen or bath renovations

• 40 Yard Dumpsters

  Renovation of the complete home

No matter what project you are undertaking for your home renovation, there is various debris disposed of in the process. To manage all this waste easily and affordably, rent a Port St. Lucie dumpster beforehand.

Update Kitchen Cabinets

While making plans to update your kitchen, you can consider some of the ways to make your space look better. You can paint cabinet doors to provide them a fresh look, and if possible, you can also replace the old hardware. However, before starting with the painting, you need to consider the scope of the job, remove hardware and doors, clean the surfaces, sand, and, if possible, apply primer-sealer before starting with painting.

Organize and Declutter

You might not consider organization a type of home improvement, but decluttering can make a huge difference in the look of your home and even help you decorate better because you aren’t overwhelmed with stuff. Decluttering and getting organized can be a massive project if you’ve neglected this aspect of your everyday life. If this is the case, start small. Choose to start with just one level of the house, in one room, in one space. So, for instance, if all the bedrooms are upstairs, start with your master bedroom, beginning with the closet. Then shift to the items under the bed, then the shelving, then the dressers and so forth. As you go through each area, purge as much as possible. Make a pile for donations and a pile for the trash (this is where a local dumpster company comes in handy!) Once you’ve reduced the items, it’s time to organize. Take a trip to the local department shop or hardware store to pick up some organizing bins. Start sorting and feel the relief!

Bedroom Decor

Since each of your family members spend significant time in their own bedrooms, this is a great place to start. Once the decluttering is done, updating becomes much more manageable. If you’re updating your home to get that feeling of renewal, then a coat of fresh paint will do wonders for your mood. Let each person pick their own color. If you’re concerned about coordination, then simply choose the color palettes that work well together and bring those paint swatches home. Let each family member choose a color from your pre-approved list. This way, they have control over the color of their room, but the overall tone of the house is still consistent. From here, let each person choose some new decor, such as shelving, mirrors and artwork. If budget is a factor, take a trip to the resale shop and have a field day.

Install Storage

Now that your home is decluttered, you’ll want to keep up with this progress. The best way to do so is by having the appropriate storage so that every item has its place. You can add open shelving in the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry to keep the space neater and cleaner. Install closet organization systems and cubbies so that there is always room for clothing, shoes and personal items. Add hooks to walls, closets and entryways so coats are hung and not tossed about. Consider installing rafters in the garage too for keepsakes, holiday decor, camping gear and other items not used on a regular basis.

Get a New Paint Job

Painting is the easiest and most cost-effective way to refresh your home's look while improving its value much better. Before starting with the home painting project, you need to decide whether you want to redo the whole home or just the couple of rooms, or perhaps a feature wall. It would help if you were sure which space, which corner, or which wall is affecting your home's look so you should choose the right colors to add value to your home.

Improve Your Outdoors

An outdoor space is perfect for entertaining, and if it is appealing, the desirability of your home will increase, but you need to keep them simple but attractive. You don’t need to hire a landscaper to clean up your outdoor space. Everyone in the family can tackle one job that’s appropriate for their age. Pulling weeds, sweeping debris seeding the grass and power washing concrete are simple DIY jobs that make a big impact.

Maximize Space Under the Stairs

If you have a multilevel home and find yourself running short on storage space or room, then don’t neglect the space under your staircase. With a little ingenuity and planning, you can get additional room right where you live. Some creative ideas for this spot are adding a library, building a little kids reading nook, creating shoe bins or setting up craft supply storage.

Bed & Baseboard Drawers

Too often we leave the space under the beds and cabinets untouched that lets valuable storage areas go waste, instead of leaving the space empty, you can add low baseboard drawers. You can use the drawers to store books or other small stuff lying around the home to make your space look neat and clean.

Change Door Handles & Pulls

While choosing the door handles, you need to consider various things, and some of them are -

• The doors you are planning to refurbish as you need to consider whether you are planning to change the entry door handle or other doors as well.

• Whether you want a particular style for the entire home or the mix and match styles for the door handles.

• If the door is exterior, is it protected from the elements or will it be exposed to the weather conditions as these will contribute to the handles' rust and corrosion?

• If you are looking for the door handle that has different functions from locking front and privacy doors to non-operating handles that are typically fixed, you need to consider different things while choosing the right door handle.

• It would help if you were sure that the door handle is easier to grip and is not much heavier to depress.

  FAQs

  Are any waste materials prohibited from putting in the dumpster?

  Yes, there are several restrictions to what you can put into a dumpster based on local waste dumping regulations. It’s always advisable to speak with your dumpster rental company beforehand and obtain the list of prohibited dumpster waste materials. Commonly forbidden waste usually includes electronics, hazardous materials and various stone, brick or concrete.

  Will a dumpster hold large furniture?

  It depends on the size of dumpster your rent. If you rent a 10 yard dumpster, it will likely hold one decent sized couch, but you should measure beforehand to confirm. Larger dumpsters may contain more than one piece of sizeable furniture.

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