Walking into a project sometimes goes like this: you see a need or you saw a design you really think will work in your home. You think, “hey, I’d like to do that in my house.” You research how they did it, you come up with ideas of your own to how you’ll get it done and then you put it into play. Easy. In theory, it’s easy. There are some projects that may require a little more experience to do – so say, more junior level or intermediate, than beginner and entry level that may require you to know more than just “nothing.” We’ve already established about structural items but maybe that structure may be simple enough to change. Let’s take an example like adding in a ceiling fan over that existing light fixture you have in the room. That’s much easier to do than say to add a fixture in your room that has nothing. Likewise, it may be easier to change out an outlet to match the color of a wall than it is to upgrade that outlet from a 120 volt to a 240 volt. There are just some things that you’ll need to know the basics to even attempt.