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Bristan Single Function Fixed Head 107

Many options to choose from
But even if these options aren't even an option for you, more modest changes
like refinishing or replacing the existing sink, shower, bathtub, and toilet
can go a long way. Then there's always a new paint job, replacing countertops
and vanities, and installing exhaust fans and new lighting fixtures. And don't
forget retiling or renewing the tub or shower enclosures - and the floors.
With so many options for your bathroom renovation, where
do you begin?
First, you may want to start an ideas folder. Put in clipping from magazines
of features you may want. Then prioritize items into things you “need”
and things you “want” - unless your budget is unlimited, then you
only need a “want” list. Next, decide if you want to keep the existing
floor plan or if you'll need to rearrange it or expand it. If the floor plan
will change, create a layout of your new design on graph paper. At this stage
you may need help from a professional - architects, general contractors, design/build
firms or bathroom designers, depending on the scope of your project.
Adding a new bathroom will often recoup at least 90% of
your investment when you sell your house, while remodeling an existing bathroom
will usually pay back around 80-90%.
Get help from a professional
Your bathroom remodeling contractor will be able to make suggestions about the
design and features and help you prioritize the improvements. They will also
be able to give you a better idea of the costs involved and timeframes needed
to complete the work. At this point you will be able to decide exactly what
work will be done, secure financing if necessary, and let the work begin.
Will you need a building permit?
Be sure to check with your contractor or with your municipality to see if you
will need a building permit for your bathroom renovation. The laws vary between
municipalities, and you don't want to start work without a permit, or you may
be forced to remove all the new work.