Published March 31, 2025
Highest Returns on Home Improvement Investments
If you want to increase the value of your home, here are some key renovations to focus on. Consider what will give you the best return on investment when deciding what you want to do next.
EXTERIOR
(Average ROI: 78%–97%)
When potential buyers pull up to your property and notice poor landscaping, old siding, or a neglected walkway, it doesn’t give them the best first impression. The boost good curb appeal can give to your home is substantial—especially if you replace your siding or garage door.
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WINDOWS
(Average ROI: 71%–75%)
Having new vinyl windows installed in your house provides multiple benefits that anyone would appreciate. First and foremost, they’ll be more energy efficient—which means significant savings. As a bonus, they can cut down drastically on noise pollution for a much quieter home. Plus, they look nice!
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KITCHEN
(Average ROI: 53%–71%)
There’s a reason many consider the kitchen to be the heart of the home—it’s the room the most time is spent. People walk in and immediately look to the kitchen to make a judgment. If your appliances or other items are over ten years old, consider updating. Even a minor renovation like that is a worthwhile investment.
For advice on how you can add value to your home, let's chat today!
- Jason, 208-473-1340
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EXTERIOR
(Average ROI: 78%–97%)
When potential buyers pull up to your property and notice poor landscaping, old siding, or a neglected walkway, it doesn’t give them the best first impression. The boost good curb appeal can give to your home is substantial—especially if you replace your siding or garage door.
WINDOWS
(Average ROI: 71%–75%)
Having new vinyl windows installed in your house provides multiple benefits that anyone would appreciate. First and foremost, they’ll be more energy efficient—which means significant savings. As a bonus, they can cut down drastically on noise pollution for a much quieter home. Plus, they look nice!
KITCHEN
(Average ROI: 53%–71%)
There’s a reason many consider the kitchen to be the heart of the home—it’s the room the most time is spent. People walk in and immediately look to the kitchen to make a judgment. If your appliances or other items are over ten years old, consider updating. Even a minor renovation like that is a worthwhile investment.
For advice on how you can add value to your home, let's chat today!
- Jason, 208-473-1340
