Your project properly will need careful preparation and a good lot of knowledge. You’ll need to choose a design, contractors, fixtures, tiling, and other details. Learn all you need to know about how to remodel your bathroom. Use this guide to help you make the correct selections, from hiring home improvement contractors to choosing paint and finishing touches.

Before You Begin, Ask Questions

You should always ask yourself the tedious questions before starting to dream up a mood board or choosing a bathroom design. You may not realise how they affect your restroom needs, however, they obviously do! Any designer who is worth hiring would run these past their customers before starting. Prepare your replies, discuss them with your designer, and then start gathering inspiration photos.

Fix your budget and plan accordingly

• Establish your expectations. Determine what will change and what will remain unchanged. Consider the arrangement and general design.
• Set a suitable budget and timetable. Remodel your bathroom, like any other, is an investment. Allow additional time for each stage if you’re doing the work yourself. Allow for late items and the fact that it will most likely take you longer to accomplish a task.
• Find and employ professionals. Consider employing professionals for technical tasks such as plumbing and electrical work.
• Take precise measurements. Include the area required for opening drawers or cabinets. Determine how bright or how dim any illumination may be. When purchasing tile, double-check that the pieces are the same size. Consider how adding a sink will affect the height of your countertop when purchasing a vanity.
• Plan on using a generator to power tools and other things.
• Provide a safe, dry location to keep requested items during the renovation project.
• Determine how building waste will be collected and disposed of.
• Obtain any necessary building permits. Learn about the local rules and apply for any permissions as soon as possible.

Demolition should be done neatly

Once the planning and supplies have been obtained, it is time to remove any tiling, flooring, and fixtures. Wear safety eyewear and closed-toed shoes. Before you take up a sledgehammer, consider the following.

• Remove any attachments and any other non-fixed things.
• At the main breaker box, turn off any electricity to the bathroom.
• Cut the water supply.
• Remove and store everything that needs to be replaced. Cover any fixtures you intend to maintain with a drop cloth.
• Before you begin, be aware of any load-bearing walls.
• If you remove the toilet, block the waste pipe with a cloth.
• Remove any baseboards or mouldings with caution. Mark them to make them easy to reinstall.

Plumbing

The plumbing rough-in begins after the room is clear. You will set the basis for the fixtures during this step. When the plumbing rough-in is complete, you should:

• Replace the shower pan or tub.
• Showerhead controls should be replaced.
• Install a water line extension to accommodate multiple showerheads or an above rain shower.
• If you want to relocate any fixtures, reroute or install new plumbing pipes.

Conclusion

Look for trends that will complement your lifestyle while also increasing the value of your house for resale. You can try any of the following to remodel your bathroom. They are GC Pro Remodeling’s favorites.

• Smart showers are becoming a more desirable luxury. Voice and Wi-Fi control let you precisely regulate the temperature, blast music while bathing, and more.
• Nonslip Flooring: For the wettest room in the home, this is a no-brainer. A slip-resistant grade of 0.42 or above allows for safer stepping.
• Drawer Chargers: Installing outlets in vanity drawers reduces clutter (loose tangles are unappealing) and simplifies: To use the hairdryer, simply open the drawer.