This bathroom was remodeled 2013 and now measures 25 square feet. The shower comes with a toiletry shelf and built-in bench. Quartz that graces the walls is made of the same marble tile which complements the niche's floor and backing. The space has a polished, high-design look. This bathroom is ideal for two adults. It is a refreshing contrast to the one that was replaced.
The bathroom transformation started with a guest area off the hallway. The existing bathroom was too small, so a new shower was required. The original wall tiles and shower were kept by the homeowner, but the vanity layout was changed. New black and white patterned tiles were also installed in the bathroom. 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. The most important part in a bathroom remodel is the toilet. You may need to do a complete overhaul of the toilet. A Lowe's guide can help you. A new shower can make the space feel fresh. A bathroom remodel is not something you should do by yourself.
All fixtures and drywall must be removed when you renovate a bathroom. After you've replaced the bathtub and fixed the toilet, you can install the new shower. You need to ensure that the new shower fits in with the rest the decor. Before installing a new bathroom, make sure you consider where the door will go and if it will match the existing tub. There are several important factors to consider when planning a remodel, including the location of the sink and door.
This bathroom was built from a bathroom that was previously darkened by an outdated toilet and wall-mounted basin. The bathroom was unsuitable for its drab, pink-colored color combination. The homeowner selected white tiles, a new vanity and a modern design for the bathroom. The homeowner also replaced the faucet with a modern sink and a vanity. And after all, it's time to start preparing for a vacation.
A bath fitter installs all plumbing, accessories, and replaces it with a seamless water-tight bathtub. To match the existing space, he can also install custom-made bases. The new bathroom will be completely different from the previous one. The bathroom will be a calm oasis for everyone. The bathroom will be enhanced by a bamboo vanity. A niche in the wall can be used for a bathroom or other necessities.
FAQ
How do I select a competent contractor?
Ask your family and friends for recommendations when choosing a contractor. Online reviews are also a good option. Make sure that the contractor you choose has experience in the area of construction that you are interested in. Check out references and ask for them to provide you with some.
Can I renovate my whole house myself?
You can do it yourself so why pay someone when you could save time and money?
You may love DIY but there will come a time when you can't do it all by yourself. There could be too many variables to manage.
If you have an older home, for example, the wiring might be outdated. To ensure safety and reliability, you will need to hire an electrician.
It is possible that your renovations might cause structural damage.
Additionally, you may not have the right tools to complete the job. For example, if your goal is to install a new sink in your kitchen, you will need to purchase a plumber’s snake, which is designed to clear blocked pipes.
You will also need a licensed plumber to work on your plumbing project.
You need to be able to do the job before you take on any large tasks.
If you aren't sure if you have the skills or knowledge to tackle the task, get help from your family and friends.
They can offer advice about what to do and where to go for more information.
Do you prefer to hire a general contractor, or a subcontractor for your project?
It is more expensive to hire a general contractor than to subcontract. General contractors usually have many employees. This means that they charge their clients much more for labor. A subcontractor hires only one employee so they charge less per an hour.
Do I need to hire an architect?
If you are planning to renovate your own home, it may be easier to just hire someone else to do the work for you. But if your goal is to buy a house, hiring an architect/builder will ensure that you get the home you desire.
In what order should home renovations be done?
The first thing you need to do when renovating your home is to decide where you want to put everything. If you intend to sell your home in the near future, you need to think about how you will present it to potential buyers. The next step is to plan the layout of your living, kitchen, and bathroom. Once you have determined which rooms you want, you need to begin looking for contractors that specialize in them. Once you have hired contractors, you can start working on your remodeling project.
How can you avoid being ripped off during renovations to your house?
The best way to avoid being ripped off is to know what you are paying for. Make sure you read every word of the contract before signing it. You should also not sign any unsigned contracts. Always request a copy of any signed contracts.
Statistics
- They'll usually lend up to 90% of your home's "as-completed" value, but no more than $424,100 in most locales or $636,150 in high-cost areas. (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)
- Most lenders will lend you up to 75% or 80% of the appraised value of your home, but some will go higher. (kiplinger.com)
- A final payment of, say, 5% to 10% will be due when the space is livable and usable (your contract probably will say "substantial completion"). (kiplinger.com)
- On jumbo loans of more than $636,150, you'll be able to borrow up to 80% of the home's completed value. (kiplinger.com)
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Five Things You Need to Know Before You Begin Your Home Renovation
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Is this something you really want? It's likely that you will need assistance if you plan to tackle a large home improvement project, such as remodeling your kitchen or bathroom or building a new home. If you aren't confident enough to take on such a daunting task, you may want to reconsider. It can take up your time and cost you money. You won't reap the benefits. Instead, you can hire someone who knows their stuff to help. 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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How much should a project cost? This might sound obvious, but spending too much money on a renovation could lead to more problems. You'll likely have to repay most of your costs at the end. So if you've got a budget in mind, stick to it! A lack of a budget could mean that you end up spending a fortune and getting nothing in return.
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Should I use DIY or hire professionals? - There is no right or incorrect answer. However, we recommend hiring professional tradespeople when you can afford them. They can give you sound advice about how to proceed with your project. For example, they'll be able install the plumbing correctly, ensure that everything is done safely, and provide you with a warranty when they finish their work. DIY projects often involve a lot trial and error. You'll learn a lot the hard way. Plus, you'll have to deal with all sorts of problems that arise during the process.
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Can I afford it? - Don't underestimate what a renovation will cost. Even if the project seems manageable, it could prove costly and you will need to borrow money. When you want to sell your existing property quickly after the renovations are complete, you will need to account for the price of selling it.
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Where do I start? There's no right or incorrect place when it comes down to where to start. But, we recommend you pick something you love to work on. This will help you stay motivated and make it less likely that you procrastinate. Also, avoid places that are difficult to maintain. You should avoid redecorating your living room if it is always covered in dirt and dust.