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DES PLAINES, IL -- The National Association of the Remodeling Industry's (NARI) first-quarter 2014 Remodeling Business Pulse (RBP) data of current and future remodeling business conditions show current condition ratings fell significantly in March.

Business conditions during the first three months of 2014 dropped to 6.07, down from 6.41 in December. There was a decline in all but one of the sub-components that drive the overall current rating. Conversion of bids and sales value of jobs had the largest dip.

However, strength of sales in this three month period increased to 6.51, from the 6.41 reported during the fourth quarter of 2013.

"The harsh winter seemed to have played a role in the decline of our numbers this quarter," says Tom O'Grady, CR, CKBR, chairman of NARI's Strategic Planning Committee.

However, despite the low ratings for current business conditions, remodelers are more optimistic about the future, heading into their busy season. The outlook for business three months out reached a new all-time high of 6.51, from 6.41 in December 2013.

Growth indicators in the first quarter of 2014 are as follows (rating is from 1 to 9, where 1 is much worse than a year ago and 9 is much better; 5 is about the same as last year):

--Current business conditions fell to 6.07 (from 6.51 last quarter) --Number of inquiries remained flat at 6.24. --Requests for bids had a slight drop to 6.16 (down from 6.22 last quarter) --Conversion of bids fell significantly from 6.03 to 5.71. --Sales value of jobs sold declined to 5.84 (down from 6.27 from last quarter).

"Postponed home maintenance issues continue to be a large driver for projects," O'Grady says. "However, homeowners remain slow to make the decision to move ahead with higher-priced projects, which is still the biggest barrier to growth."

When asked about what is driving growth, remodelers had responses similar to those seen in the last few quarters. Activity is being driven by several factors:

Postponed projects continue to be the No. 1 factor in remodeling business growth, at 81 percent, up from 75 percent in December.

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Homeowners spend more money on kitchen remodeling than on any other home improvement project. And with good reason: Kitchens are the hub of home life and a source of pride.

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A significant portion of kitchen remodeling costs may be recovered by the value the project brings to your home. Kitchen remodels in the $50,000 to $60,000 range recoup about 74% of the initial project cost at the homes resale, according to recent data from Remodeling Magazines Cost vs. Value Report.

A minor kitchen remodel of about $19,000 does even better, returning more than 82% of your investment.

To maximize your return on investment, follow these seven strategies to keep you on budget and help you make smart choices.

1. Plan, Plan, Plan

Planning your kitchen remodel should take more time than the actual construction. If you plan well, the amount of time youre inconvenienced by construction mayhem will be minimized. Plus, youre more likely to stay on budget.

How much time should you spend planning? TheNational Kitchen and Bath Association recommends at least six months. That way, you wont be tempted to change your mind during construction and create change orders, which will inflate construction costs and hurt your return on investment.

Some tips on planning:

Study your existing kitchen: How wide is the doorway into your kitchen? Its a common mistake many homeowners make: Buying the extra-large fridge only to find they cant get it in the doorway. To avoid mistakes like this, create a drawing of your kitchen with measurements for doorways, walkways, counters, etc. And dont forget height, too.

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Spending on home remodeling is expected to peak during the third quarter of this year, according to a report released by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University. AP FILE PHOTO

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CAMBRIDGE -- Strong year-over-year growth in the home-remodeling market is expected to moderate by year's end, according to a report released Thursday by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

According to the Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity, national spending on home remodeling is expected to peak at $158.9 million during the third quarter of this year, up 14.5 percent from the same period year earlier.

The study estimates spending will slip to $153.1 million in the fourth quarter, although that figure is still represents a 9.4 percent gain from the same period in the year before.

Experts suggest sluggishness in the housing market, specifically in home sales, will be the reason for decelerated growth.

"Home-improvement spending has already recovered a significant share of its losses from the downturn," said Kermit Baker, director of the Remodeling Futures Program at the Joint Center, in a statement. "As spending moves into the next phase, we expect to see recent double-digit growth tail off to its longer-term average in the mid-single-digit range."

The LIRA, measured as an annual rate-of-change of its components, provides a short-term outlook of homeowner remodeling activity and is intended to help identify future turning points in the business cycle of the home-improvement industry.

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