Your Dream Bathroom Remodeling Project

Bathroom remodeling is only as involved as you need it to be based on your renovation plans. It can include plumbing updates, electrical work, insulation replacement, flooring, fixtures and paint selection, but only if you want it to. It can also be a simple endeavor of switching from a pedestal sink to under mount cabinetry or from a three piece with shower to removing a closet from the adjacent room to put in a tub to make your bath a four piece. The large components and changes are up to your budget regardless of your bathroom's size and any details after major renovations are up to you. The details are also minor changes that you can make on a tight budget. But for all of those who are making a significant investment into the size and function of their bathroom there are so many options out there that can change the look and feel of one of your most lived in rooms.

Bathroom remodeling is a three step process. First, you can start by calling several contractors that specialize in bathroom renovations so that you can compare estimates and select whichever one can provide you with the most cost effective way to bring you your dream bathroom. Second, after you select a contracting team, you will have an eye opening period of demolition. This step may bring about a necessity for repairs and replacements. You may discover water damage to supporting structures, leaking pipes, asbestos, old piping that you'd like to replace, termite damage or improperly supported bathroom fixtures such as the shower or tub. Third, your contractor and his or her team will begin to rebuild your bathroom from the insulation and drywall replacement to the flooring and fixture installation, it will gradually take shape. Your fixtures and furnishings will have typically been selected beforehand but changes can be made any time prior to their purchase so that you can accommodate budget changes and aesthetic choices for the comfort and style that you wish to convey.

Your bathroom remodeling project can be used to expand the function of your three piece bath or to create a spa experience. You can use glass to encase your shower, add a larger window and use lighter paints and more lighting to support a more spacious bath experience. You can use a multi spout shower with steam, put in a chair for your pedicures and heated tiles for that spa-like experience that you are looking for. Your bathroom is one of the rooms in your house that you spend a lot of time, so it should be comfortable and convenient for your needs.