Are you planning for a bathroom remodel and looking for the best tips? You are here at the right place.

To change the bathroom, it is only necessary to have the new furniture in place and the help of a plumber. If it is a question of operation (non-repairable fault) or if you want to change the aesthetics or color of the piece, you can choose from any model on the market, you just have to consider the different qualities in ceramic, coating, and ergonomics.

Here we give you several tips which will be helpful to you:

Consult a specialist:

When you want to do a complete bathroom renovation, it is advisable to consult a specialist for the project. An architect or interior designer is aware of the types of finishes and fittings suitable for a certain project, as well as the market costs to propose something congruent to the budget and the client's intentions.

Budget:

It is always important to consider a percentage of contingencies in the remodeling and bathroom installation budget since there is always the possibility of finding a damaged hidden installation or some other vice that represents an unplanned expense. A suitable percentage of contingencies can be 12%.

Price quality:

When choosing the faucet for new bath installation among the infinite variety of ranges and prices, it is appropriate to discard options in relation to the time it is intended to use the new accessories. That is if the bathroom to be remodeled is from a rented house, for example, it will be more convenient to invest in an item with a lower guarantee. The opposite case would be if you intend to continue using the bathroom indefinitely.

Phases of a bathroom remodel:

Draft:

It is the stage of the process to plan the intervention to be carried out in space on a real scale. Exact measurements must be taken of what you want to intervene in and any element that is affected such as doors, windows, shower installation, domes of light and ventilation, etc. At this stage, the finishes and/or parts required for the installation are also chosen and their dimensions are investigated.

Budget:

Once the area and type of intervention have been defined, all the materials should be quantified in detail and budgeted considering a 10% waste.

The budget must include all the works involved in the remodeling process such as installations, masonry, rubble hauling, etc. Indirect costs such as freight and extraordinary expenses should also be included.

Execution:

This stage begins when the supplies are purchased and the specialists or technicians enter the site to do the work. At this time, all activities are included from dismantling and demolition, through plumbing and electrical installations, to painting and fitting accessories.