When you decide to jump into bathroom remodeling, you’ll learn it’s a lot more involved than you first thought. In fact, it’s quite a challenge to do some of the work. But, if you’re confident about your do-it-yourself skills and have the experience, you can tackle it on your own. Some of bath remodel prep work isn’t difficult, like removing wainscoting from the wall or taking down a wall mounted towel rack. But, where most homeowners run into unfamiliar territory is the electrical wiring and plumbing.
Firstly, we’ll talk briefly about the difference between a minor and major bath makeover. Major involves a complete gut and replacement of almost every fixture. While a minor leaves most things in place, with just a few key changes.
Bathroom remodeling is tricky because both plumbing and wiring are typically involved, hardly things you want to mix together, and it means you’ll need a plumber and an electrician as subcontractors. No two bathrooms are the same: Thus, bathroom remodeling prep steps are likely to be modified for your project, but there are also several universal concepts that can be applied before you [begin]. --Home Advisor
What you should know is that a minor remodel typically returns a higher ROI. And, it’s less costly, of course. But, you can’t just update one bath and not the others (unless you plan to stay put for a while and will get to the others later on). That’s because, if you plan to resell, if only one bathroom is updated, buyers will balk. Now, well get more into the nuts-and-bolts of the project.
First, you should start with decluttering the space as much as possible. The less stuff that’s lying around, the more visual appeal the space will exude. Also, it gives the bathroom a sense of more room, also a plus. Here are some more minor bathroom remodel tips you can use:
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