Bath remodels offer one of the better returns on investment for a home. While remodeling costs vary, depending on whether the original footprint of the bathroom is maintained and whether plumbing and electrical lines need to be moved, most bathrooms these days are starting around 30k and up.

Experts estimate that homeowners get approximately 64%  back ROI when they remodel a bathroom.

Whether your a contractor or a homeowner the bathroom remodel process is the same. The premise of this newsletter is to educate you on the planning process and to help guide you to develop a scope of work that is clear and concise.

Proper planning prevents unnecessary roadblocks and helps you realize your vision by defining your bathroom space.

Rob's Tip - "Don't gut the bathroom until all the plumbing fixtures, tile and vanity cabinet are on site and ready to install!"  

Adding a bathroom to your finished basement will certainly increase the value of your home and make the basement far more functional. The biggest advice I can give anyone about a bathroom renovation or new construction is planning ahead!

Whether you’re building new or remodeling an existing bathroom there are lots of great bathroom faucet types to choose from. Before you make a bathroom faucet selection it’s important to know what types are available and what limitations and benefits they offer for an article that doesn't feature an author and doesn't have an image

There is nothing better on the job-site to get fast stock removal and a smooth finish than a power planer, especially for edge material and planning a door!  A power planer is a time and money saver.

Rob recently took a look a the Bosch PL1632 3-1/4 In. Planer.   The PL1632 has a 6.5 AMP motor with poly micro-V drive belt drive that spins at 16,500 RPMs. Drive-belt performance and durability is achieved by using a poly micro-V drive belt design.