Many homeowners dream of a bathroom make-over.  You need more space, more lighting, a larger bathtub or shower, or a new look.  Bathroom improvements don’t have to be costly to be worthwhile.

Some ideas that may prove useful in transforming your old bathroom into a stylish new one that won’t break the bank include:

· Freshen up your bathroom with a new coat of paint on walls and ceiling.  This is by far the least expensive bathroom make-over strategy.
· Remove old cracked, aged, and dirty caulking around your shower and/or tub with new caulk. 
· Purchase and install a new toilet.  With lots of toilet colors available, you’ll be able to coordinate your new toilet with other bathroom décor to create a new look.  Get a dual flush toilet and you’ll also be contributing to the preservation of the environment. A licensed plumber can help with the purchase and installation.
· Replace your old vanity with a new one.  Or, if that is too expensive, consider replacing the top of your vanity or sink.
· Add stylish new taps and a matching showerhead for a quick modernization of your old bathroom.
· Upgrade your light fixtures with some new, energy efficient and more stylish models.  You may have a hard time deciding on this one if you haven’t looked at light fixtures lately as the variety is almost overwhelming.
· Replace your worn and probably dulled shower door with a new clean door.  If you coordinate it with your new fixtures, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with the result.
· Replace towel bars, your toilet paper holder, and shower rod.  These are available in multiple styles and materials so you’re sure to find one that will improve your bathroom’s appearance.
· Finish any upgrade or improvement with new towels, bathmats, and accessories to pull your room together.

Try some or all of these suggestions.  You’ll enjoy the process and the new bathroom.  Should you need the services of a qualified, licensed plumber during your bathroom make-over project, contact one of our plumbers at www.find-plumbers for an estimate.

Blog Post provided by:  Atlanta Bathroom Plumbing Specialist