Bathrooms

Before you start calculating the hefty cost of a brand-new tub and installation, let me share a game-changing alternative—bathtub refinishing. When tackling a previous flip house; the bathtub was in desperate need of an update. Instead of replacing it, we opted for refinishing, and the transformation was nothing short of remarkable. Not only did it save us money, but it also gave the bathroom a stunning facelift. Let’s take a walk through the process of bathtub refinishing, detailing the costs involved and sharing some insights from our own experience

Remodeling a bathroom, whether your primary bathroom or a guest bathroom, can be an exciting project. The negative is that it can also be expensive. Fortunately, with a little creativity and some DIY skills, you can give your bathroom a fresh look without breaking the bank. Here’s how you can achieve a budget-friendly bathroom remodel by focusing on key areas such as the shower, tub, toilet, vanity, and cosmetic changes.

Embarking on a bathroom remodel can be both exciting and maybe even a little scary if this is your first remodel. The bathroom, after all, is not just a functional space but a personal sanctuary and an absolute necessity of your home. To ensure a successful and stress-free renovation, a comprehensive plan is essential. This article provides a detailed checklist and valuable tips to guide you through your bathroom remodeling journey.

If you’re anything like me, you appreciate the beauty of a freshly laid tile. But sometimes, the grout residue can really be a damper to enjoying the new look. Whether Henry DIYs the tile or we hire someone else to lay it, we always make sure to get the tile good and clean right after the tile is laid. Today I’m breaking down the simple steps to get those tiles shining like a diamond so you can enjoy beautiful, clean tile.

The bathroom is more than just a functional space in our homes. It has the potential to be a sanctuary of relaxation and rejuvenation. One vital component that can make or break the ambiance of this space is the type of paint you select. With the bathroom’s unique conditions, such as consistent moisture, the threat of mold and mildew, and frequent temperature fluctuations, it’s crucial to make an informed decision about paint and what sheen or finish to use on the bathroom walls.