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Carve Out a Living Space Depending on the size of the project, you will likely have to make adjustments to your lifestyle and create livable zones for your family—which can be challenging in a small NYC home. Many reno-veterans have found it useful to invest in a mini fridge or a slow cooker. If possible, dedicate one bathroom for your family and another for the construction team. You can also request that your contractor set up temporary zipper walls to shield your family from the worksite and reduce the amount of dust filtering into your living quarters.
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Keep the Family Safe According to Holland, parents should make sure their construction team has specific protection guidelines. “You can work with your team or contractor to ensure the materials (i.e. paint, waterproofing, etc.) are safe and appropriate for the space,” she says. “If you’re procuring your own finish and fixture materials, your contractor will still likely be willing to take care of the raw materials and make recommendations from there.” During this pandemic, it’s crucial that you work with a team that is taking all safety protocols Block Renovation | blockrenovation.com
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