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• Added rooms or garages <br />• Substantial modernization of kitchens or baths <br />• Central air conditioning <br />• Fireplaces <br />• Extensive remodeling <br />Q10. Will my estimated market value go up if I repair my property? <br />Good maintenance will help retain the market value of your property. Generally, <br />your estimated market value will not be increased for individual minor repairs such <br />as those that follow. However, a combination of several of these items could result <br />in an increase in your estimated market value. <br />• Replacing water heater <br />• Repairing or replacing roof <br />• Repairing porches or steps <br />• Repairing original siding <br />• Painting/decorating <br />• Replacing plumbing or electrical fixtures <br />Q11. What can I do if I think the estimated market value is too high? <br />You have the right to appeal the estimated market value (see Q8). The methods of <br />appeal are detailed on the back page of the "Notice of Valuation and <br />Classification" statement. (Go to the back page of a sample Notice of Valuation <br />and Classification statement) <br />page last updated - 03/20/2009 <br />