Can I Live in my Home during Renovations?

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Homeowners can live in their home during renovations.
Major renovations involving multiple areas may lead to a longer work schedule and higher manpower costs.
Contractors may need extra safety precautions and work in smaller sections, causing inefficiencies and longer labour hours.

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However, if you’re performing major renovations involving multiple areas at home, it might lead to a longer work schedule resulting in higher manpower costs.

Why? The contractors may have to take extra safety precautions and work in smaller sections causes inefficiencies and longer labour hours.

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