Bathroom renovations are one of the most popular ways to update your home. Since they are so common, you have several contractors to choose from when it's time to update your bathroom. When choosing a bath design company, here are a few essential questions to ask.

1. What Services Do You Provide?

Ask what services your bath design company provides. After all, there are many things that can go into a bath renovation. According to OneDesk, smart toilets were the most desired bathroom fixture in 2019. You may also want a new sink, faucet, and different lighting. Your bath design contractors may also handle storage such as cabinets.

2. How Much Experience Do You Have?

It's always good to find a bath design company with adequate experience. While a contractor must start somewhere, you will feel more comfortable if they have at least a few years under their belt with a portfolio that matches. Be sure to ask what year they started their company and inquire about what type of bath renovations they've done in the past.

3. What Is Your Project Timeline?

The bathroom is an essential room in any home. Especially in the case of a master bathroom, you want to know how long it will be out of commission. The amount of time it will take for your bathroom renovation to be completed will depend on the extent of your renovations. After all, there may be several subcontractors involved, such as those who handle electrical work and plumbing.

4. May I See References?

It's always a good idea to ask any contractor for references, including your local bath design company. A reputable company that can stand by their word shouldn't hesitate to give you references. Then, you can directly contact previous clients and ask them about the contractor's quality of work and level of professionalism.

It's exciting to hire professionals to renovate your bathroom. You want this important space in your home to be as modern and comfortable as possible. As you prepare to find the right contractor, having the right questions in mind will help. For an experienced contractor who will answer all of your questions, please contact Water & Company. We look forward to hearing from you.