The Renovation Conversation: When Tearing Down Costs More Than Building New

Thinking about renovating your current home instead of building new? For many homeowners, it seems like the practical choice, but the numbers often tell a different story. In this episode, Paul breaks down the hidden costs of renovation, the deal-breaker discoveries that happen once you start tearing into old homes, and when renovation ends up costing more than building from scratch. If you're on the fence between preserving what you have and starting fresh, this conversation is for you!The telltale signs that a renovation project is about to become a financial nightmareSpecific examples of hidden issues discovered during renovations that change the entire scopeThe tipping point where renovation costs exceed new construction in today's marketWhen Paul actually recommends renovation over building newConnect with LR3 DevelopmentEmail: [email protected]: 603.320.0337Instagram: Instagram.com/LR3DevelopmentWebsite: www.LR3Development.comAbout Host, Paul LaRoche, Owner & Founder of LR3 Development, LLCArchitecture and design are in Paul’s DNA.When Paul was a young man, he had the opportunity to learn about the trades from firsthand experience and watch the process for himself. He learned about building, design, and construction. He developed an impeccable appreciation for style, decor, and quality. Inspired by his family, he attended Boston Architectural College, where his professional training began.After working for other firms for years, Paul wanted more autonomy in the building process to better provide the quality and innovative solutions he believed in.After 20+ years in the construction industry, he opened LR3 in 2020 and never looked back!A true industry leader, Paul’s created luxury markets where others have said it couldn’t be done. His work has won multiple awards, including the “Home of the Year” for the State of New Hampshire. About Cohost, Emily Aborn, Copywriter & PodcasterEmily Aborn is a Small Business Copywriter, Content Marketing Consultant, and Podcast Host of Small Business Casual. She’s been an entrepreneur for over a decade, with experience running brick-and-mortar and online businesses. Emily works with Paul as a cohost, project copywriter, and other write-ups (like this one) that Paul would procrastinate on without her help. Visit Emily's website at emilyaborn.com to learn more and connect!