While many modern homes already have at least two bathrooms, there are still houses that only have one. Waiting for your turn to shower could be frustrating, especially during the morning when everyone is rushing to get ready. According to a National Association of Realtors study, at least half of the respondents found more enjoyment and satisfaction after adding an extra bathroom.

Careful planning and working with a reliable contractor are essential to your addition’s success. A dependable remodeler will not only provide you with a detailed bathroom estimate but guide you through every step of your project. Moreover, consider these things when adding a new bathroom to your home. 

Location

Bedroom

Typically, there is already space inside your home that you can turn into a bathroom. A full bathroom with a tub would require a 5 × 8-foot space. On the other hand, a half bath only requires a 3 × 6-foot space. If you have a guest bedroom, that will make a great location for your extra bathroom. You could also borrow a few feet from an existing bedroom to add an ensuite. 

Closet

Does your bedroom have a spacious closet? If so, you can better utilize that space by converting it into a small bathroom. Consider installing some shelves in your bathroom or bedroom for added storage. A skilled remodeler can help you find ways to ensure sufficient storage in your new bathroom. 

Hallway

Another ideal location for building a new bathroom is your hallway. If you have around 40 square feet of unused space, it’s sufficient to construct your addition. 

Yard

When adding a bathroom to your existing indoor space isn’t possible, consider extending your home. You can take some square feet from your yard to build your new addition. 

Budget

After deciding on the location of your extra bathroom, the next step is to create a budget. Your bathroom quote largely depends on the bathroom’s size and the features you wish to add. Labor is another major factor to consider when planning your addition’s budget. Plumbing plays a significant role in the cost of adding a full bathroom. The construction would be easy with existing plumbing lines.

Before starting your project, speak to experts regarding your electrical and plumbing systems. Doing so will help you determine what your project needs and if obtaining permits is necessary. Moreover, half bathrooms don’t usually cost as much as full ones. They tend to come at a lower price because you’ll only need a new toilet and sink. 

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Searching for a bathroom remodeler near me to help you design and create a luxurious bathroom? Let DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Hollywood handle your interior remodeling needs. Call (305) 925-5999 or fill out our online form to start a conversation with our design experts. We proudly serve clients in Hollywood, Hallandale Beach, Aventura, Golden Beach, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Dania Beach, Davie, and North Miami Beach.