Plan your layout by measuring the space and sketching where each fixture will go.
Turn off the water supply at the main valve and verify no water flows from fixtures.
Remove old fixtures like the toilet, sink, and vanity carefully to avoid damaging plumbing.
Demo old flooring and wall coverings using a utility knife and pry bar while wearing gloves and eye protection.
Inspect plumbing and wiring for damage or outdated components and consult a pro if unsure.
Install new drywall or cement backer board in wet areas, securing it to studs with appropriate screws.
Prime and paint the walls and ceiling with moisture-resistant paint for durability.
Lay new flooring starting from the center of the room and working outward for even placement.
Install the new vanity and sink, ensuring it is level and securely fastened to the wall.
Install the toilet using a new wax ring and tighten bolts evenly to avoid cracking the base.
Tile the shower or tub surround using a level and spacers to maintain even grout lines.
Grout the tiles after adhesive cures, then wipe off excess grout with a damp sponge.
Seal the grout lines after drying to prevent water penetration and mold growth.
Install lighting fixtures and mirrors, ensuring all electrical connections are secure and power is off.
Reconnect plumbing lines using plumber’s tape and check for leaks after turning water back on.
Caulk around the tub, sink, and toilet base with waterproof silicone caulk for a clean finish.
Test all systems including water flow, drainage, and lighting to ensure proper function.
Clean up all debris, dust, and leftover materials to prepare the space for use.
Add final decor touches like towels, rugs, and accessories to complete the remodel.
