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TOTAL HOME MAGAZINE
FALL 2015
Thinking about a new bathroom? Here are some helpful tips that will help you
plan ahead and receive a budget that’s accurate. There’s a lot of homework
that needs to be done before renovating your bathroom, but considering its
everyday use, a little effort up front can really pay off.
New fixtures, flooring and a coat
of paint can do a lot to revitalize a
bathroom. Replacing your flooring,
toilet, vanity, sink and shower can
be cost effective and may not re-
quire any permits.
Maximize the space you have by
improving the design and changing the
layout, but within the same footprint.
This usually involves some construc-
tion, new plumbing, flooring and all
new fixtures.
Start your new bathroom with a plan
that includes everything you want,
including extra space and perhaps a
few luxuries. Drawings, new construc-
tion, new plumbing, flooring and new
fixtures will all be part of the project.
Sooth away your stress in
your own home spa with a
multi-sensory embrace
of aroma, audio, light,
steam and heat.
Make a smooth transition and avoid that cold air shock
with warm towels at the ready.
What are you trying to achieve with your bathroom reno?
GUIDE TO
BATHROOM
RENOVATIONS
SCOPE
REFRESH & REPLACE
REARRANGING THE SPACE BIGGER & BETTER
LOOKING FOR
LUXURY?
STEAM SHOWER
HEATED TOWEL BAR
Starting budget
$10,000
Starting budget
$17,000
Starting budget
$30,000
Average budget
$12,500
Average budget
$20,000
Average budget
$40,000