Bathroom Floor

Dear David, thanks for a terrific bathroom. It was a pleasure to work with a company that sets a date and meets it. Your crew did a wonderful and very professional job.

Our Thanks, Mr. & Mrs. Grant

Thank You David for a fantastic bathroom. Your crew was outstanding and did a good job. I will definitely refer friends and neighbors.

Thanks for everything,
Mr. & Mrs. Miller

When it comes to remodel bathrooms, King David Builders probably deserve the title of master. Our contractors have remodeled hundreds of bathrooms and spared no efforts to exceed our customer expectations, and with our completion-On-Time Guarantee their utmost satisfaction. As a homeowner, Understanding your needs, combined with quality products and craftsmanship will most certainly result in a beautiful bathroom. The bathroom you have always dreamed of.

When choosing to remodel your bathroom let your lifestyle influence the design without exceeding space and money limits. A successful bathroom remodeling is based on overall square footage, layout, and fixtures. The largest bathroom remodels focus on roominess and luxury, whereas a midsize remodeling balances cost with comfort. Remember, with a large bathroom remodel you will have to pay more, but you will have more options. Bathrooms of all sizes, however, can be stylish and functional at the same time.

King David Builders is here to help you with the many facets of bathroom remodeling, from design to implementation. Any remodeling project is complex and the bathroom is no exception. We are here to make your bathroom remodeling project make sense and to provide you with a bathroom that will meet your needs for years to come.

Planning a Successful Bathroom Remodeling

First, determine how big the space will be. The overall shape and size will generally fall into one of three categories:

Remember, no matter what the size of your bathroom is, the layout and design will determine how big or small the room feels. A modestly sized bathroom that is well configured can feel bigger than a large, but poorly planned bathroom.

There are six basic elements to consider in your bathroom remodel:

Bathroom Cabinets

When selecting bathroom cabinets you will first want to set a budget. Cabinets account for 40-50% of a new bathroom. You will also need to consider your lifestyle-what do you want to store? Do you have any unique storage needs? Needless to say, the cabinets will set the tone of your new bathroom, so they deserve a lot of time and attention. Choose a style that coordinates well with the architecture of your home and interior design of the other rooms. Bathroom cabinets come in a wide range of woods, finishes, paints, stains, and laminates.

Next, you will want to decide on a style for your bathroom cabinets. Bathroom cabinets come in two styles: Traditional (American) and European.

1. Traditional: Is the trendiest style. The cabinet doors cover the rough edges of each box with a face frame. Drawers and doors are usually partially or completely overlaying the frame.

2. European: Cabinet doors are frameless. The frame is substituted by a trim which covers the rough edges. Because the frame of the traditional style takes up space and reduces the size of drawer and door openings, European may be the way to go if your goal is to maximize storage space.

Bathroom Sinks

Bathroom sinks come in a number of styles, such as:

• Standard, white porcelain
• Glass
• Granite
• Corian
• Ceramic freestanding basin style

If you find yourself on a budget, redoing the sink is one of the simplest ways to upgrade a look. Don't forget to consider what type of faucet style you prefer. Obtaining brochures and other details will help orient your contractor to the type of sink and fixtures that suit your needs and tastes.

Showers and Bathtubs

When designing your new bathroom the shower and/or bathtub is one of the first places you'll want to start. Which shower/bathtub you choose will make a huge impact on the overall outcome of your bathroom remodeling project.

Showers and bathtubs come in a number of shapes, sizes, and colors, such as:

• Composite
• Fiberglass
• Cast iron
• Acrylic
• Steel

Depending on the bathtub/shower, prices can range anywhere from $300 to over $2,000, so the selection of a bathtub/shower is worth ample time and consideration.

Toilets

Today toilets come in a wide selection. From vintage pull-chain water closets and remote-controlled Japanese toilets, most are available in colors to match your bathroom's décor. There are many optional features for your toilets as well, such as fans, heat, and bidet.

Lighting

When it comes to lighting your bathroom you will probably want to work with three main types: ceiling lighting, vanity and recessed lighting, and accent lighting. Vanity and recessed lighting are lights that are mounted from above, whereas accent lighting deals with lighting mounted in such areas as below the counter and inside showers. Keep in mind exactly what it is you are looking for in lighting. Do you want lighting around the mirrors? Do you want a brighter bath? Think of your overall lighting needs when selecting lighting for your new bathroom.