Transform your bathrooms with BOMO Renovations

Step 2: Onsite inspection

You may be in a better position to plan the budget for your bathroom renovation. To get a better and more affordable estimate, BOMO house renovators in Cape Town has suggested that you have measurements and an inspection done at your location. There may be a modest fee for the on-site inspection, but some businesses are prepared to waive it or deduct it from the total cost of your bathroom makeover. 

Step 3: Demolition stage

This stage may be handled by our professional personnel or by you. However, letting our team handle this would be more efficient. We, as house renovators in Cape Town, will dismantle your bathroom, including the toilet, powder room, and shower, of any old or damaged fixtures.

Step 4: Framing process

Licensed electricians and plumbers will check the pipes and wiring to ensure they are up to code when the demolition is complete during the bathroom and home renovations in Cape Town. If you have made significant changes to the bathroom’s layout, you may need to remove the flooring to access the plumbing underneath. 

Step 5: Drywall process

Once the plumbing and electrical work is completed, Our contractors will move on to frame and drywall installation. If the room’s layout has stayed the same, construction and drywall may not need to be completed. 

Even if you want to retain the current drywall, your contractor should ensure it isn’t water-damaged and that the walls are generally level and plumb. This becomes even more important when applying tiling or installing cabinets on top of these walls. 

Step 6: Tiling  

Cover the cement surface with plywood or cement board. This will provide a firm and robust base for the floor tiles during your home renovations in Cape Town. Dry-fit the tiles before adding mortar to ensure they fit properly. Use spaces to divide the tiles so they are all square.

After the plan is finalized, mix the mortar and use a trowel to distribute it around the floor. To install tiles, wait for the mortar to solidify. The last step is applying grout, waiting for it to cure, and sealing it. 

Step 7: Installing bathroom hardware

Fixing and refinishing fixtures or replacing trim around the toilet, tub, and shower are two options to make your remodeled bathroom more functional, aesthetically pleasing, and pleasant. If funds are limited, that first option is an excellent replacement.

Adding a walk-in shower with several heads to your shower sanctuary is another option to make it more functional. If you need more floor space in your bathroom, we can install a wall-mounted toilet that conceals the water tank.

Step 8: Vanity tops and cabinets

You can improve your bathroom by focusing on the vanity tops and cabinets, its focal points. Quartz, marble, or granite surfaces for vanities are all the rage right now. Not only are they very durable and weather-resistant, but they also give your space a modern and welcoming look.

Nevertheless, you are spoiled for choice regarding the material for your vanity cabinets; hardwood, laminates, or particleboard are all viable options; the choice is yours to make based on your needs and budget. Furthermore, we, as house renovators in Cape Town, may match the design of your cabinets to that of your vanity tops for a more unified appearance.

Step 9: Final inspection 

We will ensure our work area is spotless as soon as we renovate, fix, and refinish your main bathroom. Afterward, we will summon you to the location so that we may inspect your bathroom renovations and home renovations in Cape Town one last time.