“Out with the old and in with the new” is the mantra of many remodeling projects. But as much as a new bathroom sounds exciting, it’s a big undertaking that requires time, patience, and a hefty budget.
Luckily, if you follow a few simple guidelines, you can turn your old bathroom into a true masterpiece of design. After all the demolishing and rewiring comes the fun part: putting the pieces back together and decorating.
Full And Partial Bathroom Remodels
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Choosing A Full Or Partial Bathroom Remodel
Not every bathroom needs a full remodel. Sometimes we are looking to update the look of our bathroom design with a small or partial remodel. Typically, bathroom remodels are full remodels. Most bathrooms that are being remodeled are over 20 years old and the homeowner wants to remove everything: the flooring, fixtures, plumbing, and cabinetry. With the bathroom completely empty we are able to build on your bathroom’s existing backbone, improve the layout and functionality, and built a completely new bathroom with few limitations. Choosing whether you want a full or a partial remodel is the first step in the remodeling process. This will determine the scope, budget, and timeline of your project. It will also guide you to the materials you will need and the decisions you need to make to get started on the remodel.
Partial Bathroom Remodel
A small or partial bathroom remodel can mean almost anything. Anything short of a gut job, that is. If the homeowner wants the floors replaced, a new tub, or to replace the shower, that all falls under a small remodel. Small bathroom remodels are great for small budgets and for quick projects. Choosing the right updates to make to your bathroom can make all the difference. A new countertop, a new shower head, a new door, small changes like these can make your bathroom look like new and make you feel great! If you like the current layout of your bathroom then a small remodel might be just what you are looking for.
Full Bathroom Remodel
A large or full bathroom remodel consists of more changes and more work. Therefore, this kind of remodel will cost more and take more time. But you will get so much more out of a full remodel that you otherwise would. In a full remodel, everything will be removed giving you the opportunity to see your bathroom completely empty, to evaluate the space and your options, and create a new bathroom from scratch. Full bathroom remodels allow you to move the main features such as the shower and the tub around, add a toilet, or take away a vanity. It allows you to reimagine the space you have and make the most out of it.
Cost Of A Bathroom Remodel
The cost of the bathroom remodel is the main difference between the full and partial remodel. Fixing up the essentials in a small to medium size bathroom can cost anywhere between $3000-$7000, whereas a full remodel can cost between $13.000-$50.000 depending on the scope, design and size of your bathroom.
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