Embarking on a bathroom remodeling project can be exciting, but does not need to be stressful. If you have a vision of what you’d like your bathroom to look like, how do you start? Kessler Construction & Remodeling has been helping clients in the Cincinnati, OH area answer just these types of questions for over thirty five years. 

Before you start on your renovations, here are a few things the expert craftsmen at Kessler Construction & Remodeling say to consider:

• Budget: Before you begin, make sure you’ve drawn up a budget that lays out exactly how much you want to spend on your bathroom remodel. Once you subtract the cost of labor, you’ll start to get a better idea about how much you can spend on ceramic tile, fixtures, and accessories.
• Time: Renovation and woodcraft always take much longer than expected, and it’s best if you plan for that. Remember to budget in time for ordering and purchasing materials, cabinet installation, and any other remodeling work. This planning can be especially crucial if you only have one bathroom!

  

• Work Sequence: This may seem like common sense, but it will save you both time and money to make sure you’re doing your bathroom remodeling in the most efficient sequence. Start with confirming all product selections and work in the electric and plumbing to fit these components into the new design.
• Remodeling Contractor: You want to be able to work and communicate with your contractor, so it’s important to find the right one. Kessler Construction & Remodeling is dedicated to making your vision a reality, and they have lots of experience finding ways to make that happen. Be open and clear with your contractor so they understand your expectations and complete work to your satisfaction.

There’s a lot to think about with a new renovation project, but Kessler Construction & Remodeling wants to make your experience pleasant and stressfree.  With them, your home is in good hands. Visit their website to see examples of their work, or call (513) 574-8812 to discuss your remodeling ideas today.