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Total Renovations Is Coming to the Hawkes Bay Better Home & Living Show!
We’re excited to share that Total Renovations will be at this year’s Hawkes Bay Better Home & Living Show, happening 28–30 March at the Pettigrew Green Arena, Taradale.
Why Renovating Your Home is a Smarter Choice Than Buying New
When faced with the decision of whether to buy a new home or renovate your existing one, many homeowners find themselves weighing the pros and cons. While purchasing
What Are Your 2025 Renovation Goals?
As we step into the new year, it’s the perfect time to dream big and plan for the changes you’d like to see in your home. At Total
A Guide to Home Improvement Projects
Are you dreaming of a home that reflects your style, enhances your comfort, and increases your property value? Home improvement projects are the key to transforming your living
Top Kitchen Reno Tips to Avoid Costly Mistakes
At Total Renovations Hawkes Bay, we understand that the kitchen is the heart of your home—a place for meals, family time, and comfort. That’s why creating a kitchen
How to Survive Living in Your Home During a Renovation
Living through a home renovation can be both exciting and challenging. While the prospect of transforming your living space is thrilling, the reality of dealing with dust, noise,
Avoiding Home Renovation Mistakes
At Total Renovations Hawkes Bay, we understand that renovating your home is an exciting journey. Transforming your space to better suit your lifestyle and tastes is what we
How to Prioritize Your Home Renovation: A Step-by-Step Guide
Planning a major renovation with multiple rooms can be a daunting task. Should you tackle the high-traffic areas first, like the kitchen or living room, or start with
Avoiding Overcapitalising on Your Renovation | Money Saving Tips
Renovating your home can be an exciting journey, but it’s essential to ensure that your investments are wise and will yield a good return. Overcapitalising—spending more on the