CLINTON CT BATHROOM REMODELING

Bathrooms are one of the most essential rooms in a home. They should be comfortable, beautiful, and safe, while at the same time reflecting your individual style and taste. Designing a bath to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing takes specialized skills, experience, and knowledge. 
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BATHROOM REMODELING is just one of HERITAGE HOME IMPROVEMENT’S specialized services. Whether you are looking for a dramatic update , or a simple refresh , Let our CLINTON CT BATHROOM REMODELING pro’s help you with your BATHROOM IDEAS. From BATHROOM DESIGN to a quality complete BATHROOM REMODELING project.

Since 1972 HERITAGE HOME IMPROVEMENT’S Has been assisting homeowners with all aspects of HOME REMODELING SERVICES. We understand how important your CLINTON CT BATHROOM REMODELING project is to you. Our goal is to ensure your new bathroom is both beautiful and works for your needs. Whether you have limited space to work with or have large master bath ideas.

CLINTON CT BATHROOM REMODELING services offered :

*BATHROOM PLANNING CLINTON  ,CT      *BATHROOM  DESIGN CLINTON  ,CT  *BATHROOM RENOVATIONCLINTON  CT

*BATHROOM REMODELING CLINTON   CT *BATH TUB INSTALLS CLINTON  CT    *TILE BASE CLINTON  CT

*BATHROOM VANITIES CLINTON   CT        * BATHROOM TILE CLINTON   CT        *BATHROOM IDEAS CLINTON  CT

CLINTON CT BATHROOM REMODELING and BATHROOM REMODELING CLINTON ​ CT service areas:
GUILFORD,CT / MADISON,CT / CLINTON,CT / WESTBROOK,CT / OLD SAYBROOK,CT / KILLINGWORTH,CT / BRANFORD,CT / EAST HAVEN,CT / NORTH BRANFORD,CT / ESSEX,CT / DEEP RIVER,CT / CHESTER,CT / OLD LYME,CT / WATERFORD,CT / HADDAM,CT / DURHAM,CT / MIDDLETOWN,CT / WALLINGFORD,CT  / HAMDEN,CT / NORTH HAVEN,CT / MERIDEN,CT / NEW HAVEN,CT / WEST HAVEN,CT / ORANGE,CT / MILFORD,CT / WOODBRIDGE,CT / STRATFORD,CT / BRIDGEPORT,CT / FAIRFIELD,CT / WESTPORT,CT / NORWALK,CT / GREENWICH,CT / And all surrounding areas

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Bathroom Ideas
Bathroom Trends
  • Bathtubs are out. The shower is becoming the focal point of many bathrooms today and a boring tub with high sides and a shower curtain isn’t going to give your new bathroom the “wow factor you want it to have.  An awesome shower can add comfort and practicality to your bathroom as well as beauty and refinement.  Adding a shower that has a floor to ceiling glass door can do all that if you combine it with the right tile and colors.  Also consider adding a bench since you won’t have tub sides to rest things on or hold your shower essentials. But,not everyone wants to give up there bathtub. If this is you then a space saving stand alone tub is trendy for 2015.
Tips from Consumer Reports
Provide adequate ventilation and light
Moisture not only breeds mold and mildew, it can take a toll on finishes and painted surfaces. A bathroom fan is the best defense.


Costly Mistakes
  • Don't rush the process
  • Don't skimp on skilled labor
  • Don't cut corners on key materials
  • Don't buy products on line without seeing them in person
  • Don't forget about storage
  • Vanities are for more than holding your soap dish. Modern vanities have taken a new turn and are moving away from the traditional pedestal with a sunken sink to more modern and aesthetically pleasing designs.  The vanity isn’t about storage any more, it’s about creating the right look in your bathroom.  The right vanity can help your new bathroom feel more like a spa than just a place to clean up before bed.  Vanities trending today are featuring more glass, smaller foot prints and raised sinks that add refinement and a touch of class to your bathroom.  Also don’t forget about choosing the right fixture for your vanity.  Faucets today, like showers and commodes, are moving towards water saving designs to help reduce our impact on the environment.  Even while being green, the faucets trending today can be stunning and feature lots of silver colors and the look of heavy metal.
Tips from Consumer Reports
Budget for the unexpected
Hidden water damage is a common problem in bathrooms, whether from a leaky shower pan or running toilet. “If the floor feels spongy, that’s a sign of serious water damage.Other issues are truly hidden, for example a vent stack inside a wall that you thought you were going to knock down.
Hide the toilet
A master bath that’s stylish and functional can also be discreet. That’s why it’s nice to hide this fixture away, either in its own “room-within-the-room” or behind a half wall. A piece of furniture—an armoire or dresser, say—can create the necessary barrier without the expense of a framed wall
Great storage keeps a bathroom looking great. Keeping your remodeled bathroom clean and neat will be difficult if you have to leave everything out on your beautiful new vanity since you have no storage space.  Having the proper storage in your bathroom is the key to keeping it clutter free and looking good all the time.  Storage trends have moved towards hidden or flush mount wall cabinets and pieces that look more like furniture than storage.  Choosing the right storage pieces for personal items as well as linens can help your bathroom feel like just another comfortable room in the house, rather than a locker room.  Consider choosing storage containers with wooden accents that are slim and won’t take up too much space.  Make sure all of your storage choices are items that will stand up in a moist environment.
Tips from Consumer Reports
Splurge on the shower
The empire of the Roman tub is officially over. “People started to realize that they could count on one hand how many times they actually used the tub,  They are now using that space to create larger showers, often with his and her shower heads, body sprays, and even steam generators.”
Consider water efficiency
Showerheads, toilets, and faucets have all become more water-efficient in recent years, thanks to the Environmental Protection Agency’s voluntary WaterSense program, which labels products that are 20 percent more efficient than federal standards.