This bathroom was remodeled 2013 and now measures 25 square feet. The shower features a toiletry niche and built-in bench. The same marble tile is used for the backsplash and flooring to accent the quartz on the walls. The space looks polished and well-designed. This bathroom is now perfect for two adults, and it is a refreshing change from the bathroom that it replaced.
The transformation of this bathroom began with a guest bedroom off the hallway. The existing bathroom was small and needed a new shower. The original wall tiles and shower were kept by the homeowner, but the vanity layout was changed. The bathroom featured new black-and-white patterned tile flooring. After initial renovation, the homeowner decided to keep the existing shower but paint the walls black. This new look looks great with the new patterned tiles in black and white.
Next, you will need to replace the toilet. It is important that the toilet be replaced first, since it is the main part of the bathroom. It may be difficult to change the toilet. If you are not familiar with this area you can consult a Lowes guide. A new shower will make the space look fresh. You will be familiar with the difficulties of remodeling a bathroom.
All fixtures and drywall must be removed when you renovate a bathroom. The new shower can then be installed after the bathroom has been renovated. It's important to ensure that your new shower matches the rest of the decor. Before installing a new bathroom, make sure you consider where the door will go and if it will match the existing tub. When planning a remodel there are many important things to consider, such as the location of the sink or door.
This bathroom was renovated from an older bathroom that was dark and lacking a wall-mounted toilet. The original color combination of green-pink and drab was inappropriate for the space. The homeowner selected white tiles, a new vanity and a modern design for the bathroom. She also replaced the old faucet with a sleek, new sink and a mirror. It is now time for you and your family to begin planning for your vacation.
The bath fitter will replace all plumbing and accessories with a seamless and water-tight shower. The bath fitter will also make custom-made bases or walls to match the dimensions of the space. The new bathroom is completely different than the one that was there before. The bathroom will provide a tranquil oasis for all the family. The bathroom will be enhanced by a bamboo vanity. A wall niche can be used as a place to put a toilet and other bathroom essentials.
FAQ
Can you live in a house during renovation?
Yes, I can live in my house while renovating it.
Are you able to live in your house while the renovations are ongoing? It depends on the length of the construction. If the renovation process lasts less than 2 months, then yes, you can live in your home while it's under construction. You can't live there if your renovation project takes more than two months.
Because of the possibility of falling objects, you shouldn't live in your home while a major construction project is underway. There is also the possibility of dust and noise pollution from the heavy machinery at the job site.
This is particularly true if you live on a multi-story home. This is because the vibrations and sound created by construction workers could cause serious damage to your property.
As mentioned earlier, you will also have to deal with the inconvenience of living in a temporary shelter while your home is being renovated. This means you won’t have the same amenities as your own home.
While your dryer and washing machine are being repaired, you won't be able use them. Additionally, the smell of paint fumes or other chemicals will be a constant annoyance as well as the banging sound made by workers.
All these factors can lead to stress and anxiety among you and your family members. You should plan ahead to avoid feeling overwhelmed by this situation.
Do your research before you begin renovating your home. You can avoid costly mistakes later.
You should also seek professional help from a reputable contractor to ensure everything runs smoothly.
Is it more cost-effective to hire a subcontractor or a general contractor?
The cost of hiring a general contractor can be higher than that of a subcontractor. General contractors often have many employees and charge clients high labor costs. On the other hand, a subcontractor only hires one employee, so he or she charges less per hour.
What should you consider when buying your next home?
Be sure to have enough money in reserve for closing costs before you purchase a new home. Refinancing your mortgage might be an option if you don’t have enough cash.
Do I have to renovate my entire house?
If you can do it yourself, why pay someone else when you could save money and time?
It doesn't really matter how much you love DIY. There will always be times when you just can't do it. You might not be able control many of the variables.
A qualified electrician would be required to check the safety and reliability of your electrical system if you live in an older house.
Consider that you may not be able repair any structural damage that might have occurred during the renovation.
Additionally, you may not have the right tools to complete the job. You will need a special tool called the plumber's snake to clean clogged pipes if you plan to install a kitchen sink.
There are plumbing codes that will require you to hire a licensed plumber for your project.
The bottom line is that you need to know exactly what you are capable of doing before you embark on such a big task.
Ask your friends and family for help if you're unsure if the job is possible.
They can help you determine the right steps and where you can find out more.
Can I rent a dumpster?
You can rent a dumpster for debris removal after your home renovation. Renting a dumpster will help you keep your yard clear of debris and trash.
Statistics
- Most lenders will lend you up to 75% or 80% of the appraised value of your home, but some will go higher. (kiplinger.com)
- ‘The potential added value of a loft conversion, which could create an extra bedroom and ensuite, could be as much as 20 per cent and 15 per cent for a garage conversion.' (realhomes.com)
- According to the National Association of the Remodeling Industry's 2019 remodeling impact report , realtors estimate that homeowners can recover 59% of the cost of a complete kitchen renovation if they sell their home. (bhg.com)
- Design-builders may ask for a down payment of up to 25% or 33% of the job cost, says the NARI. (kiplinger.com)
- The average fixed rate for a home-equity loan was recently 5.27%, and the average variable rate for a HELOC was 5.49%, according to Bankrate.com. (kiplinger.com)
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Five Things You Must Know Before Starting Your Home Renovation
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Do you really want this? If you're planning on embarking on major home improvement projects like renovating your kitchen, bathroom, or building a brand new house, it's certain that you'll need to have some assistance. However, if you feel unsure about your ability to complete such a big task by yourself, you might consider hiring someone to help you. It will take up much of your time and money. There won't be any real benefits. Hire someone who knows the ropes to help you. They'll save you a lot of hassle and stress, and you'll still end up with a beautiful space to live in.
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What amount should I spend on a renovation project? This might sound obvious, but spending too much money on a renovation could lead to more problems. The reason is because you'll probably find yourself having to pay back most of the costs at the end of the day. Keep your budget in mind. Without it, you may end up paying a lot but not getting anything back.
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Do I prefer to hire professionals or DIY? - There is no right or incorrect answer. However, we recommend hiring professional tradespeople when you can afford them. You can trust them to provide you with advice and guidance on how to proceed with your job. They can install the plumbing correctly and make sure that it is done safely. DIY projects require lots of trial and errors, which can mean you'll have many lessons to learn. Plus, you'll have to deal with all sorts of problems that arise during the process.
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Are you able to afford it? - Don't underestimate what a renovation will cost. Even if you believe you can handle it yourself, it might be necessary to borrow money from your family or friends just to cover the costs. If you are planning on selling your existing property soon after finishing the renovations, it is important to include the cost of selling it in your calculations.
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Which place should I start? There is no right or wrong place to begin when it comes to starting. But, we recommend you pick something you love to work on. You'll feel more motivated to work and less likely to procrastinate. Avoid areas that require constant maintenance. For instance, you shouldn't attempt to redecorate your living room if you're constantly dealing with dust and dirt.