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You can never have too many great bathrooms in your home. This is even more important if you like to host. If you are hosting for the holidays, as most of us do, you know how important it is to have the right number of amenities on hand. Extra people in your home means you need more of everything to make sure your guests are comfortable. Bathrooms are no exception.

Guest bathrooms often get overlooked and are lower on the priority list when it comes to your home. It is the bathroom in the primary bedroom that gets all the attention. But a great guest bathroom can do wonders for your home. When you have people staying with you, extra people need to shower and use the restroom. An up-to-date and fully functional guest bathroom is a great renovation project to tackle before the holidays. It may be a minor inconvenience when you start the project, but once the renovation is complete, you will have an updated bathroom that you can use for years to come.

Below are some excellent reasons why you should renovate your guest bathroom this year before hosting:

You Make Your Home More Functional

Whether you are planning to update an existing guest bathroom or add a completely new bathroom, the decision will automatically add more functionality to your home.

Simply adding one extra bathroom that can be used by your guests will immediately make it more comfortable for everyone, especially if you are going from one bathroom to two. If one bathroom is occupied, people can move on to the next one.

When upgrading is it common to not only update the look, but also the functional elements. You could add a stand-up shower or bathtub if there was not one previously (space permitting). You can add storage and upgrade the vanity and toilet.

The upgrade itself will also give you peace of mind in knowing you have a new bathroom that will not become an issue if you are hosting over the holidays. No eyesores, no leaks. No wishing you had updated your bathroom before your family came for the holidays. Just a great bathroom you can show off to your friends and family.

It Makes Your Home Ideal To Hosting Guests For Overnight Stays

Renovating your guest bathroom will make your home more inviting for guests. It makes things more appealing for them if they are staying at your house for the holidays. It is simple but allowing your guests to have a defined bathroom they can use in the morning to get ready and in the evenings to get ready for bed is a great feature to offer when hosting. It is particularly appealing if the bathroom is connected to or right beside the room they will use when they are at your house.

Bathroom Renovations Increase Your Home Value

Happy holidays to you. Investing in a bathroom renovation is the gift that keeps on giving. In addition, to improve the look and functionality of your home, it will also pay you back with a great ROI. Upon completion of the project, you will have increased your home value and recovered a portion of the money you have invested in the project. You cannot argue with that!

The Renovation Can Be Simple Or Complete

The beauty of a bathroom renovation project is you can customize it in so many ways. If you want to invest in a small update, you can make a few changes that will have a big impact. Or you can go big and completely re-do the space. You can tear everything out and start over. How much or little you want to do is completely up to you. Regardless of your choice, you will have an upgraded and improved bathroom and a project that will provide you with a good return on your investment.

Planning A Bathroom Renovation? Give Us Call Us!

Bradshaw Plumbing is your go-to solution for all your plumbing needs. This includes all types of bathroom renovation projects. Contact us at 416-286-7511 anytime to start planning your next bathroom renovation project. We are here to help you with all your plumbing needs.

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