How to Plan Your Bathroom Renovation 

If you’re thinking about redoing your bathroom, the best thing you can do is plan it properly. It doesn’t have to be stressful, but it helps to know what’s involved before you start. Whether you’re in a townhouse in Ipswich or a cottage out in the sticks, a bit of prep goes a long way. 

 

Step 1: Know What You Want 

When getting a bathroom renovation, it’s crucial to know exactly what you’re after before beginning work. Are you looking for more space, better storage places, or simply want to freshen up your existing space?
If you’re renovating a family bathroom, going for something hard-wearing and practical would be more beneficial, with more storage and long-lasting tiles. If you are looking to renovate an en-suite, make sure it still matches the bedroom’s feel. 

 

Step 2: Set a Budget 

Decide what you can afford early on. Bathroom costs vary a lot depending on what you choose, so get a rough idea first. It is also worth noting that some things may need to be changed or fixed during the renovation, so we recommend keeping a bit extra to the side. You never know when something will pop up, and it’s best to be prepared.
 

 

Step 3: Think About the Layout 

The layout of your bathroom can make or break the renovation. In some of the older houses across Suffolk, it’s not uncommon for space to be a luxury, so you may need to be a little clever on where you would like, or need, things to go. Try not to cram too much into the room, as a simple layout, if possible, works out best. 

 

Step 4: Pick Your Materials and Fittings 

You want new tiles, taps, lights, and so much more. There is so much to choose from when it comes to a renovation, and we aim to make the process simple and enjoyable, as well as help you get what you’re after.
You can get nice things from local suppliers too, and it’s good to support local businesses when you can. 

 

Step 5: Use the Right People 

Getting the right people for the job is very important. We have over 40 years of experience, and have completed over 50,000 installations, from kitchens to bathrooms, which includes plumbing, hot water systems, and other minor building work carried out by our own registered engineers, carpenters, and plumbers. 

 

Step 6: Get Ready Before Work Starts 

Once your date’s booked, clear the space and think about where the team will need access.
If parking’s tight or you’ve got shared driveways, give your neighbours a heads-up. It’ll make things easier all round. 

Take a look at some of the work we have completed, from kitchen refurbishments to boiler replacements. 

Final Thoughts 

Doing up your bathroom is a big job, but once it’s finished, it’s always worth it.
With the right planning, your renovation will go smoothly and you’ll get the bathroom you’re after. 

If you’re in Ipswich or the surrounding area and need a quote or some honest advice, give us a call. We’ll talk you through your options and help you get it done the right way