We all would love to have a bathroom that is a not only comfortable but also a reflection of our own style. It's also necessary to have all the amenities and the exact fixtures we love at a great value too.
A bathroom remodel is one of the easiest and most common home improvement projects. This year, my husband and I remodeled two bathrooms in our home. I guess compared to installing a kitchen, the bathroom isn't the hardest room to renovate.
Here are some things to consider when planning the bathroom remodel, based on our experience:
Start making a wish list. Assess your current bathroom and write down everything that you like about it and the things that you would like to change. Make sure to include things that you have always wanted to have and put them in order of importance. We perused magazines, Pinterest and even visited a few showrooms to get inspired on new ideas.
Create a budget. Here's where you decide if you want to start completely over and gut the old bathroom or simply make cosmetic changes. Always know how much you can spend before you begin and plan on setting some extra money to the side for unexpected problems like water damage or mold.
Call in the experts. Sears Home Services professionals can help with any type of bathroom remodel. They always offer a free in-home consultation and work with you from start to finish on your dream bathroom. It's so easy and with their expert assistance, the messiness and stress of a remodel is instantly lessened. The Sears Home Improvement advisors know what your budget can afford and they can provide excellent advice on things to save on and where you can splurge too - without costing you an arm and a leg!
Our current home was built in the mid 90's and the previous owner had brass finish bathroom fixtures. One of the things on my wish list was to get rid of those 70's looking brass bathroom fixtures (towel bars and rings, robe hooks and other bathroom accessories) and replace them with new ones that have a brushed nickel finish to match the more contemporary design that we chose for all of our bathrooms. I love how everything turned out when everything was done!
Get more for your money. No matter how big or small your bathroom is, it's key to work with your existing plumbing pipes to save the most money. Moving the sink and toilet can be costly, but keep in mind that the advisors at Sears Home Services can give you advice that meets your needs and budget. Additionally, consider how you can upgrade features without altering your layout, such as swapping a standard radiator for a sleek, modern alternative. The collection of anthracite designer radiators at UK Radiators offers a stylish, functional way to enhance your bathroom's look without major plumbing changes.
Make smart decisions. When it comes to replacing sinks, toilets, tubs and showers, it can be a breeze with the help of the Sears Home Services design consultants. They not only have a lot of experience, but they also offer tons of remodeling ideas and suggestions. Redesigning your current bathroom can be a fun experience especially when you have experts on your side to help you!
Starting a project of this size can seem daunting, but Sears Home Improvement is committed to providing a solid service from the planning process through the entire project by managing it for you step by step. They have experts that can handle every stage of your remodeling project, including design, project management, and the actual installation. They will work to help you complete your bathroom remodel with new bathroom flooring options, new countertops, vanities, sinks and tubs, based on your budget.
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Did you have a similar experience remodeling a bathroom in your home? What do you think about bathroom remodeling in general and would you use Sears Home Services? Please share your thoughts by leaving a comment below!
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Peter says
These are really great tips. I would definitely try the Sears Home Consultants for sure. Thanks for the info about discounts.
Ki says
I wish I could remodel my bathroom. These are some good tips for the future because eventually I will!
Catalina says
I am not good at remodeling anything. So, I do need the help of Sears Home Services design consultants. I would be happy to use their remodeling ideas!
Sarah says
We haven't started remodeling our bathrooms yet but we have remodeled other areas off our home. It wasn't as painful as we thought, we actually used a lot of the tips you mentioned.
Toni | Boulder Locavore says
These are really helpful tips! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Sherry says
Your bathroom looks amazing. Using Sears Home Services is a smart decision. When we do eventually do a remodel I will have to keep these tips in mind.
Veronica Vilora Solomon says
I definitely think it is importnat to seek a professional company when taking on a remodel project. Sears home services sounds like a great option
Brianne Manz says
Honestly we have never remodeled a bathroom. If we did we would look into Sears services after reading your post. Your bathroom looks beautiful.
krystal says
Nickel finishes make a difference. I love your bathroom layout.
kristin says
So man tips. We are looking to upgrade anytime soon, but always nice to see whats new.
`Kathy says
These are some great tips. I need to remodel both of my bathrooms at some point. I think this bathroom looks great!
Cyn Gagen says
I really need to get a bathroom remodel done in my home. It's been ripped down to the studs because of water damage and now it needs some beautifying. Sears Home Services is definitely one I'm going to check out.
Jeni Hawkins says
I've never remodeled a bathroom before! However, my aunt used Sears Home Services and can't stop talking about how helpful they were!
Amy says
I love a nice bathroom and will surely be calling my local Sears to see if they can swap my shower for a claw foot tub!
Theresa says
We've redone two of our bathrooms as well. I would totally use Sears Home Services for our next remodel as the older I get, the less patience I have for home improvement. I think their services would really take a lot of stress out of the job.
Bill Sweeney says
Your tips are wonderful! We've never thought of consulting with Sears!
Amy says
My husband has remodeled two of our bathrooms in the past. We lucked out with our last purchase by buying new. BUT, I already have ideas brewing!
Liz Mays says
Now might be a really good time for me to make some upgrades in my bathrooms. Those savings should make a big difference.
Stacie says
These are awesome tips. Thanks for the heads up on these discounts, too. That's going to make it so much more affordable to do a job like this.