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Today's Buying Process - Diary of a Kitchen Remodel

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Based on the experience of homeowners who are undergoing a kitchen renovation, this study uncovers insights about the remodeling experience - from the first spark to shopping and product selection, identifying ways to make the remodeling and buying process go smoother and quicker.

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Report Length: 53 Pages | Published: 2013 | File Format: PDF


Based on the experience of homeowners who are undergoing a kitchen renovation, this study uncovers insights about the remodeling experience - from the first spark to shopping and product selection, identifying ways to make the remodeling process go smoother and make the buying process and decision-making easier and quicker.


This 53-page report is based on the experiences of ten homeowners across the U.S. in the process of remodeling their kitchens. This research was completed in 2013.


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Specific topics covered include:



  • Popularity of Home Remodeling Projects

  • Shopping Online Before Heading to Stores

  • Smartphones - Ownership Trends

  • Where Homeowner Got Ideas

  • Stand-Out Advertising or Displays

  • Most Enjoyable Shopping Experience

  • Online Shopping for Kitchen Remodel

  • When Changed Their Minds

  • Happiest Moments

  • Interactions with Designers & Contractors

  • Process of Finding Right Professional

  • The Budget Debate

  • Feelings of Intimidating

  • Most Difficult Item to Decide On

  • Pain Points in Shopping Process

  • 5 Lessons Learned and the Bottom Line

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