Bathroom Project Advice
From tiling your bathroom to removing the sink, check out pro tips covering these topics and more on our blog.
If replacing an old tub is on your bathroom remodel to-do list, use our step-by-step instructions to learn how to remove a bathtub yourself.
Choosing a metal finish can be challenging. Should you choose brushed nickel, chrome or stainless steel? Read more to find which works best for different home styles.
Walk through our 6-step guide for removing a tile or fiberglass shower, from taking out the door frames to the shower pan. Read on to get started.
From draining the toilet and flange removal to donation and recycling options, we break down the steps to remove and dispose of your toilet.
Save money on your bathroom remodel by removing tile yourself. Our easy guide will show you the best way to remove tile from both your floor and walls.
Gutting a bathroom yourself is a lot of work but it can save you big on your remodel. Use our guide to learn how to demo your bathroom safely the DIY way.
From under the bathroom sink to the papers on your desk, use our 30-day decluttering challenge calendar to get your house in order in just four weeks.
Have a tight bathroom remodel budget? Learn the average cost of a bathroom remodel and use our inexpensive renovation ideas to makeover your bathroom.
Is removing your bathroom vanity on your to-do list? Here’s how to remove the sink, counter and vanity yourself in one day.
A bathroom doesn’t have to be limited by its square footage. From clever storage to fixture replacements, your small bathroom remodeling options are vast.
Before you start planning a home remodel check out our list of common renovation mistakes with advice from Remodelers Advantage Inc. to make sure you love the end result.
We’ll walk you through how to organize your bathroom with easy organization hacks for cabinets, countertops and stylish storage ideas.
Ready for an ambitious do it yourself project? Learn how to tile your bathroom floor like a pro, from how much tile to buy to using tile spacers.
If you’re tired of tripping over your tub walls, consider changing it into a walk-in-shower with a simple conversion kit that ranges from $200 to $2,000.
When it comes to restaurant bathrooms, your guests have high expectations. From cleanliness to energy-efficiency, take these commercial bathroom design tips from The National Restaurant Consultants, The U.S. Green Building Council and VONN Lighting to put your best foot forward.