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You know when it is finally time. You clean it every day. You take your bath and/or shower in it. You brush your teeth in the sink. Then, one day, you look around and realize that your bath needs a serious makeover. The rest of your house looks great. Why shouldn’t his vital room be equally well decorated? That’s when you seriously start thinking about a home bathroom renovation and here are some basic steps to help you get underway.
First, come up with a design scheme. Draw a rough plan of your existing bath. Then, pencil in your dream bath in the same space. Want to figure out how much the rehab will cost, use another color of pencil and make a mark where exiting plumbing and electrical outlets are. If the marks are not in the right places for you to use them in your new bath, then you are looking at a costly remodeling job.
Second, decide how much of the work you want to do yourself, and how much you will pay a contractor to handle. If you want to do the entire job, then you need to be prepared for some heavy lifting and messy work. If you hire a pro to hand the entire rehab, then you’ll be looking a heavy bill instead.
If you’re looking to save money, now is a good time to examine your existing fixtures. The sink, toilet, tub and/or shower are the biggest dollar expenses in a home bathroom renovation. If you can salvage any of them, it will help cut your costs.
Finally, do provide yourself with a workable option (like sharing the kid’s bath) until the project is done. It always takes longer than you think. In the end, however, you’ll be glad to know that your bath looks as good as the rest of your house… maybe better!
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