Bathroom remodels are one of the most significant investments you can make in your home. With proper renovation, your bathroom can have better functionality, quality and aesthetic value. To make your bathroom remodeling project a successful one, here are some essential factors that can affect your bathroom remodeling costs.
Countertops
There are several countertop styles and materials available on the market, and your choice can affect the projected costs for your remodel. Different materials have varying qualities, benefits and prices. The higher the quality of your countertop, the more expensive it’ll be. More intricate styles and larger countertop dimensions also cost more. Basic ceramic countertops are among the cheapest options, and they have average durability, quality and appeal. Higher-end materials like marble and quartz are more durable and beautiful. But they are also heavier and require more money to install.
Cabinetry
The quality of your cabinets depends on how much you’re willing to spend. Standard cabinet materials and sizes are easy to find in home improvement shops and showrooms. They are easy to install and more affordable. However, if you want the best for your bathroom or are planning to live in your home for a long time, custom-made cabinets built with high-quality materials are ideal in terms of performance and appeal.
Plumbing
This is another significant factor to consider if you’re planning to move your sink and your bath area. Plumbing requires skilled workers to ensure the pipes are properly laid out, and any upgrades or modifications in this part of your bathroom will drive up the cost of your remodel. If you really need to change your plumbing layout, you can choose to install all water-reliant fixtures – such as the tub, sink and toilet – on one side of the room. This layout is usually space-efficient and budget-friendly.
Do you need a skilled bathroom remodeler to help make your ideas come to life? Here at STL Design and Build, we strive to provide each of our clients with the remodeling results they expect. To request a quote, fill out our contact form, or call us at (314) 736-5800.
