A Realistic Budget for a Bathroom Renovation in San Fernando Valley
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There are certain rooms in your home that will require an upgrade after a few years of usage as they are frequented by everyone and used for some specific purpose. One such room is the bathroom which is frequented by both inhabitants and guests alike. Due to exposure to water and moisture, bathrooms require early renovation and getting it done within a realistic budget is a challenge. Go through the slide to know the ways to accommodate your bathroom renovation within a realistic budget.
A Realistic Budget for a Bathroom Renovation in San Fernando Valley
- 1. A REALISTIC BUDGET FOR A Bathroom Renovation in San Fernando Valley
- 2. Besides the benefits that come with renovating your bathroom, the concern for most homeowners is the cost.
- 3. In San Fernando Valley, bathroom renovations can be expensive, but not always.
- 4. It requires careful planning & time to determine what you want & the options available to keep it within your budget.
- 5. Renovating your bathroom will include: Renovating the medicine cabinet, shower stall, vanity, walls, and toilet Placing new wall board Installing a new medicine cabinet, toilet, and vanity Removing and installing flooring Finishing ceilings and walls Placing new wall decor and finishing touches
- 7. Demolition of the bathroom must be done by a professional to eliminate the risk of water damage & electrical damage.
- 8. Demolition of an interior wall can be anything from replacing the drywall, to changing the placement of shower stalls & vanities.
- 9. This will result in a range of costs, depending on the size of the bathroom & how much you want to change the plumbing & electrical outlets.
- 11. The complexity of your bathroom may affect the layout of your pipes, which will be a cost factor.
- 12. If you are removing sinks, toilets, and showers, then the plumbing work can be expensive.
- 13. You will need an experienced plumbing company & electrical experts to review your plan in advance and provide you with a cost estimate.
- 14. Tiling
- 15. The cost of tiling will depend on the material selected and style.
- 16. Porcelain is one of the best materials & it usually runs about $5 - $10 per square foot.
- 17. Also, the right flooring in your shower will be a sound investment in your home, driving up the value.
- 19. Engineered stone bathroom countertops usually costs about $75 to $250 per square foot.
- 20. However, a marble countertop instead of a custom-cut option will save you some money as you choose from various designs.
- 22. The amount you are willing to spend will determine the quality of vanity you want.
- 23. A custom bathroom vanity will cost you more than a stock vanity.
- 24. The stock option ranges from $500 to $1500 without installation fees & the custom vanity costs upwards of $2,200.
- 26. Labour costs will cover painting, drywall installation, tile/flooring installment, plumbing and electrical changes. etc.
- 27. These are determined by renovation specialist and will vary from one contractor to another.
- 28. The size of the bathroom will also weigh in on the cost of labour with smaller ones costing less than bigger ones.
- 29. Kitchen Emporium: Your Renovation Experts
- 30. Be objective when choosing a contractor, and don’t choose the first one who gives you the lowest bid.
- 31. If you are in Southern California areas of San Fernando Valley, San Diego, and San Marcos, then visit us at Kitchen Emporium.
- 32. Our Expert staff have helped homeowners throughout Southern California renovate their kitchen and bathrooms.