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Renovating or refurbishing any part of your house
Renovating bathrooms can quickly become expensive as there are many different aspects that need to upgraded and overhauled for even the simplest of renovations. In many bathrooms it is not possible to tear out and remodel the shower or bath without also re-tiling the whole room. When it is possible to do a partial renovation on your bathrooms, you may simply prefer a full renovation, to ensure that your space functions well as a whole and has an impressive, cohesive style.
When calculating the cost for your renovations there are two major components which need to be calculated. Firstly there is the cost associated with your raw materials such as tiles, taps, bathtub, shower heads, paint and much more and secondly there is the cost of paying a builder to expertly install your renovation for you. Materials can vary greatly in price, with - unfortunately - the highest quality, most durable and most stylish fittings usually costing quite a bit more than the standard range. It is important to do plenty of research when sourcing bathroom materials, to find the best tiles or fittings at the best price.
When starting a bathroom renovation in Melbourne, it may be tempting to try to install your bathtub, sink and toilet yourself to cut costs. DIY renovations should be approached with caution, however, as it is easy to make a plumbing mistake or to damage your fittings, causing you additional costs which may blow your budget. It is safer, therefore to hire a reliable contractor with a good eye for detail who will not only complete your new bathrooms quicker but also to a more polished finish.
The cost of your new bathrooms will, of course, depend on the level of simplicity, or extravagance, you are aiming for in your design. If you want to build a relaxing spa retreat in the centre of your home, then costs are likely to climb, but if you simply want to update your current space, retaining the previous plumbing configuration, then it is quite possible to keep the cost of your new bathrooms down.
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