With larger renovation projects, you can lose full access to some useful parts of the house, such as the kitchen or bathroom. In the case of a bathroom renovation, depending on the work required and the agreement made with the contractor, the construction time may vary and sometimes last several weeks, thus creating a period of certain inconvenience for you or your family, especially if you have young children. To minimize inconvenience during the renovation project, you need to create a game plan for yourself to help organize the days to come. So here are some practical and important points that will help you survive your bathroom remodel like a pro.

Is It a Good Time for a Bathroom Remodel? 

No matter what your lifestyle, certain times of the year are more hectic than others. While there isn’t really a good time to commit to the complete renovation of part of your home, there are times that may fit better into your routine. With the children, summer might seem more logical since they will have two months off. The main goal is to avoid interrupting your routine, this alternative could be particularly useful if you have a place where you could spend a few days, such as with parents. If summer is not a good option for you, it is just as possible to undertake the work during your daily life. The best way to avoid chaos would be to plan a schedule that prioritizes the smallest bathroom renovations during the week and the bigger ones (like demolition) on the weekend.

How To Distribute the Work in Stages 

Doing the chores in several stages might not only make the job easier but could also reduce your family’s stress level. It would therefore be good to discuss with your contractor to see if the important points of the room (bath, shower, and toilet) can be changed by staggering the work over different days. Each professional has their own unique working methods, and while some would see no harm in taking it in stages, others prefer to tackle it all at the same time. Be sure to find a perfect middle ground so that everything runs in harmony.

Don’t Be Afraid To Ask for Support 

If you are close to your neighbors or have friends as neighbors, it would be good to take the opportunity to ask for support.
Some of them are also homeowners, so they will be well aware of the downside of having to live through a renovation project.
Try to discuss the possibility of using their bathroom during work.

Take the Time To Relax 

After all, even with the best game plan imagined, it’s impossible to have full control over a home improvement project. Although everything should go smoothly, there may be times when something unexpected takes you by surprise during the project. It’s important to not only prepare yourself logistically but mentally as well. Succumbing to the stress of planning could have a big impact on your contractor’s work, and could create some tension in the house. Take advantage of this time to go out for a walk with the children, plan a romantic outing, or visit family or friends. In the end, it’s a few days of discomfort for years to enjoy your dream bathroom.

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