Bathroom Remodeling & Renovation

Update, Renovate and Remodel - Defined

Our process begins by understanding the difference between needing to renovate, remodel or simply update. The terms remodeling and renovation are often used interchangeably, but they are technically different processes.

You might remove a tub for a larger walk-in shower. Take some space from a bedroom for a larger walk-in closet. The transformation is bigger than it would be for a renovation, but both options can yield jaw-dropping results.

For the most part, a bathroom renovation is more affordable than bathroom remodeling. There is less work involved because there is no need to reconfigure the space.

There is a third option on the table that needs to be considered. You don't have to renovate or remodel your bathroom to see a change. You could simply update it to change some elements of the appearance. Updating the tub enclosure or a tub conversion, upgrading the lighting, refacing the vanity with new cabinet hardware, and a new paint color could have a tremendous impact on the look and feel of the bathroom.

Should I Update, Renovate or Remodel My Bathroom?

This choice entirely depends on your current bathroom, future goals, and overall budget. If your bathroom is already in the best layout for the space, you may only need to update or renovate the room. If you have a lot of wasted or unused space in your bathroom, you might need a full bathroom remodeling project. Consider how much you have to spend on the project and how your efforts will affect the value of your home. Then find a solution that addresses your functional needs without going over budget.