Five Star Bath Solutions of St. George

  Just like every home is unique, every shower conversion is different too. There are a number of aspects that influence the process. Some, like the floor plan of your bathroom, are out of your control, but there are many that you can control. For example, you can choose whether or not you use a contractor, and you can decide which materials and designs you use. Factors to Consider No matter your situation, you want to ensure you make informed decisions leading up to and during your conversion process. Here are some things to consider. DIY vs. Contractor The average cost of repairing water damage from plumbing leaks is $1,000 to $4,000— and it can be even higher if the leak goes unnoticed for a long time and causes damage to: • Framing • Insulation • Subfloor One of the first things to decide is whether you will use a contractor or go the DIY route. Before deciding, there are a few things to take into consideration. • Cost • Time • Expertise • Access to Materials Cost At first glan...

  So, you’ve considered the safety features you will need and determined whether or not to hire a contractor. It’s time to figure out how to create your perfect shower. It may seem like a lot of pressure, but it’s possible—it simply takes planning. Start your Pinterest board Look at your favorite designer websites Cut out pictures Make a vision board! Creating a vision board will allow you to more effectively communicate your idea to whoever you hire, or clarify things for yourself! Take the time to do your research and you’ll reap the benefits. For example, did you know that a bathroom remodel can up your home’s value by 3%? Design Considerations Before starting any design process, it’s important to remind yourself of the purpose behind your project: Why have you decided to do a shower conversion? Who is going to be using the shower? What space do you have available? What space could be available? Once you understand your objectives, you can move forward in the design process with...