Colour scheme

Are you interested in a modern farmhouse look? Or are you looking for a clean, modern design to match the rest of your home decor? Find inspiring photos for your vision ahead of time to ensure your new bathroom tiles don’t clash with your choice of paint.

New fixtures

Are you installing a new sink? Will you replace your shower or tub? Replacing one or both of these fixtures will add to your project’s timeline and funding.

Storage spaces

Where will you store your towels and toiletries post-remodel? If you’re removing a closet to extend the room, make sure you have shelving or cupboards to make up for the lost storage room in your bathroom.

Location of utilities

Do you know where the electrical wiring and plumbing pipes are situated? Keep these areas marked to evade damaging them and making costly repairs.

Remove Bathroom Fixtures
Assuming you’re partially renovating your bathroom, you’ll need to start by removing drywall and any fixtures you’re replacing. Gutting the bathroom yourself isn’t tricky, but follow these steps to avoid costly mistakes during the demolition phase.

Install new fixtures
You can start installing your new fixtures after gutting your bathroom. However, if there are any indications of rotting wood or water damage to your subfloor, you should replace it prior to installing your new shower to thwart further damage.

Lay the New Flooring
After preparing your subfloor, you can begin installing your new flooring. While tile is the most prevalent choice for bathrooms, you may consider other flooring materials like laminate or vinyl, which are more reasonable and DIY-friendly to work with.

Hang Drywall and Start Painting
The next step in your bathroom remodels is to hang your new drywall. This can take a long time, as you have to cut the new drywall to conform to your shower walls, vanity, and other parts. Once you start nailing up the panels, though, you should be able to get through this procedure quickly.

Install Cabinets and Vanity
After taking care of the walls, you can bring in the vanity, cabinets, and other significant things left on your bathroom renovation list. Install the vanity sooner, including the sink and tap. Once the drain is attached to the faucet, you can work on the other essentials such as the mirror, cabinets, and trim around the shower or tub.

Update Lighting
Configure electrical fixtures and install new lighting. If their proportions are bigger or smaller than your existing ones, you’ll need to modify the wiring and potentially spackle around pre-existing holes in the wall.

Hook Up the Plumbing
At this point in the process, your bathroom resembles a bathroom, save for the toilet. Of course, you could reinstall your toilet or install a new one earlier in the process, but leaving it for last helps you prevent chipping it while working on other bathroom areas.

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