Well . . . What goes with the rest of the style of your home? What features do you want? What is on your wish list? Have you been to a Home and Garden show in your area? Have you visited a bathroom showroom? Here are a couple links - there are hundreds if not thousands out there on the internet, just Google!
Every time I need a quote on something I go to Home Depo or Lowes and ask for help. The contract out workers, and I've had very good luck. I had granite installed in kitchen, a deck built and tile laid in all bathrooms. Three different companies did great work.
I am in the Atlanta area and have recently been using HomeAdvisors as my go-to for small jobs. They will put you in contact with at least three companies that will give you online quotes. Sometimes, you only need a Handyman and they represent them, too. Just set your price range and have them work within it. (P.S. The Handymen are less expensive than the large contractors.)
We just moved into a new home that we built, after losing our home of 20 years to a fire. We are in the same property and were taking the finishing one day at a time....
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Well . . . What goes with the rest of the style of your home? What features do you want? What is on your wish list? Have you been to a Home and Garden show in your area? Have you visited a bathroom showroom? Here are a couple links - there are hundreds if not thousands out there on the internet, just Google!
http://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/bathrooms
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/full-bath/
che k out Angie's List or similar offerings for suggestion/recommendations on local businesses.
Every time I need a quote on something I go to Home Depo or Lowes and ask for help. The contract out workers, and I've had very good luck. I had granite installed in kitchen, a deck built and tile laid in all bathrooms. Three different companies did great work.
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Hello Denise; I have had Great luck going to Home Depot and Ace Hardware. I have receive so much help that way.
Also, I would contact several Handy men. I would read up, and make sure that they know what they are doing. I would get several quotes/bids from them.
Make sure that they listen to you, and are willing to do what you want done.
Not what they 'think' needs to be done!!!
I hope that this helps you!!! Take Care!
I am in the Atlanta area and have recently been using HomeAdvisors as my go-to for small jobs. They will put you in contact with at least three companies that will give you online quotes. Sometimes, you only need a Handyman and they represent them, too. Just set your price range and have them work within it. (P.S. The Handymen are less expensive than the large contractors.)