Welcome to 9999Bathroom.com, where transforming your bathroom into a stylish, functional space is our specialty. With a commitment to quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service, we make remodeling your bathroom seamless and stress-free. Our dedicated team of experts handles every detail, from selecting the perfect tiles and fixtures to managing all the labor and materials needed for a stunning renovation. At 9999Bathroom.com, we believe that a beautiful, well-designed bathroom can elevate your home and enhance your daily routine. Discover how our affordable and comprehensive remodeling solutions can bring your vision to life. Let us turn your bathroom dreams into reality!
What is the $9,999 Bathroom Remodeling Deal?
Design: We offer a detailed design plan and professional bathroom ideas.
Labor: We handle all the work following industry standards. This includes all the key steps involved in remodeling, ensuring a smooth process from start to finish.
Building and Finishing Materials: We supply everything needed for your renovation. By the end of the project, you’ll have a complete, functional bathroom.
Special Deal: This offer is available for bathrooms up to 60 sq. ft. for just $9,999!
HALF BATHROOM REMODELING
What is considered a half a bathroom?
A half bathroom is a bathroom that does not contain a bath or a shower, just a toilet and sink
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What is the purpose of a half bathroom?
A half bath is a room with two out of the four elements roomed (oftentimes the shower and tub). Half baths are often used as guest bathrooms and placed near the dining room or kitchen because a guest would likely only need to use the toilet and wash their hands unless they were staying over.
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Why is a half bath called a powder room?
Why do they call it a powder room? This term originated in the 1920s when the mention of women using the bathroom for bodily functions was considered improper, so they would say that they are going to use the powder room instead of the restroom.
Starting from $3,999
BATHROOM (3/4) REMODELING
What does 3/4 of a bathroom mean?
Three-Quarter Bath
A three-quarter bathroom will have three of the four key components. Most commonly, these rooms will include a toilet, sink, and a shower stall without a bathtub (or in some cases, a bathtub without a shower)
As opposed to a traditional full bath, a three-quarter bath is usually characterized by an efficient combination of standing shower, sink and toilet. This simple but useful design is often used for guest bathrooms, and it can add tremendous utility and value to your home.
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Starting from $9,999
MASTER (FULL) BATHROOM REMODELING
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What is considered full bathroom?
While a powder room or half bath has two of the four main bathroom components, a full bathroom will have all four: a toilet, sink, tub and shower (or a tub-shower combo). It is usually situated adjacent to a master bedroom
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What is a master bathroom?
Bathrooms are generally categorized as "master bathroom", containing a shower and a bathtub that is adjoining to the largest bedroom; a "full bathroom" (or "full bath"), containing four plumbing fixtures: a toilet and sink, and either a bathtub with a shower, or a bathtub and a separate shower stall.
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Starting from $19,999
LAUNDRY ROOM REMODELING
What is the purpose of the laundry room?
A laundry room refers to a separate room that is dedicated to the purpose of washing and drying clothes. These rooms are typically located in the basement of the houses. These rooms are equipped with washing machines, dryers, shelves, cabinets, iron boards, and sewing kits. These are suitable only for big houses.
Starting from $8,999
Step-by-Step process:
Step 1 – Demolishing Your Old Bathroom
Many consider demolition to be the most exciting part of the bathroom remodeling process. However, taking it up without proper planning can prove to be disastrous.
First of all, ensure that you disconnect the room’s electricity and water supply to the toilet, sink, shower, and bathtub. Take care not to damage any features that you will undoubtedly need later on.
While taking down the wall tile, take particular care not to damage the underlying piping or wiring in the walls. Carefully remove the toilet and sink without breaking them apart, and be sure to check for water damage and the growth of molds or mildew underneath. Remove baseboards, towel racks, lighting fixtures, and all other accessories from the bathroom.
Step 2 – Make Plumbing Adjustments
Once you’ve exposed all the square footage of your bathroom, start plumbing for new fixtures. Replace the toilet flange and put up a new bathtub or shower.
Install a water line extension for dual shower heads, or replace shower controls for your shower head. Attend any plumbing modifications required for installing another sink for a double vanity or compressing vanities to one sink.
Step 3 – Attend to the Electrical Work
Now that the walls are open, reworking the bathroom’s electrical wiring should be much more comfortable than before. You can try replacing 15-amp wiring with a 20-amp circuit. That will help you use appliances like hair dryers much more efficiently in your bathroom.
You can also install or relocate more outlets now and light switches as well. For instance, GFCI receptacles can come in handy for outlets present near water. This will help everything go along much better with your new vanity.
Step 4 – Install Blocking for Grab Bars
With your bathroom walls open, you can now add blocking between wall studs. Doing that will provide additional support for your grab bars. If you are not planning to include them in this bathroom remodeling process, you can go for alternatives. For example, having solid material for securing these safety features at the tub, shower stall, and toilet can help you conserve time later.
Step 5 – Close the Walls
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You can then put up a vapor barrier and cement board, and vapor barrier in the tub or shower stall’s moist areas. Cement boards are known to be significantly resistant to moisture. They also provide adequate support to your wall tile. For other walls, you can try going for drywall.
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Step 6 – Begin Painting
You should try to choose interior paint with a semi-gloss or satin finish. These are generally quite resistant to the heavy moisture present in the bathroom. We recommend finishing the paint job before you get the tile, vanity, sink, bathtub, and toilet installed. By doing that, you can decrease the risk of paint splattering on your brand new flooring or fixtures.
Step 7 – Put Up the Tiles
Proceeding with the bathroom remodeling process, you can now start installing the tile. First of all, tile the bathtub enclosure or shower walls before moving to other areas of your bathroom remodel. After putting up the wall tile, attend to the floor tile. Moreover, you can use grout for both of them but caulk the corners. You can find grout is available in a wide range of colors. It will help you enhance or itself become part of your bathroom’s aesthetics.
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Step 8 – Put Up the Shower Door
Once you’ve installed the bathroom tile during your bathroom remodel, you can proceed to put up the track, the shower curtain rod, or the door for your shower enclosure. Make sure you choose a good shower door that goes well with the overall look of your bathroom remodel.
Step 9 – Install the Exhaust Fan and Lights
At this point, you can hook up and install the wall lighting and ceiling lights. After that, turn your attention to the exhaust fan and get it connected correctly.
Step 10 – Install the Sink and Other Fixtures
You can now move the sink and vanity into their respective places. After that, proceed to hook up the plumbing to your new fixtures. You can then move onto one of the most awaited steps in the bathroom remodeling process – installing the toilet. In fact, it is one of the most straightforward steps in your project. If you are confident enough, you can even go for a DIY approach and save money on this step. Finally, round up the bathroom remodeling process by installing light switch plates, shelving, towel bars, and other items you need in the bathroom.
