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Start a small scope custom renovation. BUILDING TRUST BLOG GO SMALL Start a small scope custom renovation. < Back Will Cord 2019-12-31 Not every custom renovation needs to be a major renovation. Here are a few remodels that have a smaller scope of work. What Home Improvements Will You Make In 2020? These 7 Are Worth Considering. Take out a wall - An “open” floor plan might be simpler than you thought. The big question is Which walls are load bearing? Both load bearing and non-load bearing walls can be removed. Removing a non-load bearing wall is much easier. Either way taking out a wall has a dramatic impact on your home’s layout. Upgrade the windows - Specifically, consider new, dual paned windows. Window technology has really come a long way! New windows can improve your home’s appearance, lower energy cost, and reduce noise coming in from the outside. Plus, there’s potential for more natural light. Everyone likes that (vampires excluded). Outdoor Kitchen - The National Outdoor Kitchen and Fireplace Association estimates the average outdoor kitchen is between $12,000 and $15,000. If you're in a warm weather area, this can be money well spent. Bathroom 2.0 - Replace the vanity with a new model but keep the same footprint. Add a new mirror and faucet. Improve lightening and ventilation with new combination light and exhaust fan. Add a set of sconces on each side of the mirror or medicine cabinet. Update towel bars and cabinet hardware as well as toothbrush and toilet paper holders. Add matching shelves for your towels and toiletries. Switch out your showerhead with one of many amazing new options. Keep your towels toasty with a heated towel bar. Clear the Clutter - Built in bookshelves and organizing systems will make you feel like your home grew extra space. You can tailor your closet, office, pantry, or garage to fit your “stuff” needs. Exterior Improvement - Paint or power wash the exterior. Install a new garage door. Install a new front door. Paint or install new trim. Install new exterior hardware (door kick plate, mailbox, house numbers, etc. Prepare to Stay - Here are a few options for aging in place. Level all entry ways. No steps. Doorways a minimum of 36’ wide. No slip flooring. Curbless showers. Grab bars. It’s good to “Go Big” on your home renovation, but don’t overlook the big benefits of these small projects. Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Recapping 2021 with Before & After images. BUILDING TRUST BLOG 2021 PROJECT PORTFOLIO Recapping 2021 with Before & After images. < Back Will Cord 2021-12-30 What a year! Here are a few 2021 milestones and memories from our team. Recapping 2021 with Before & After images. We completed a Historic Renovation in Downtown Anderson. The building is located at 106 Benson Street and now the site of Katharine Marie Bridal . It was originally constructed in the early 1900s and has been beautifully preserved. Now it's another great reason to come to downtown Anderson, SC . Here's the Before & After This "Before" image goes back to the early 1900s: Then fast-forward to 2021 for the "After": We didn't go looking for historic renovations, they just seemed to find us in 2021. Fortunately, we turned out to be pretty good at them. In the summer we completed the renovation of a 120+ year old home. Here's the video recap of that project . Another area where we expanded our ability was in the realm of 3D Renderings. This year we actually created quite an extensive library of these virtual renderings. Here's an example from a bathroom renovation and how we transitioned from before the project began: To the rendering: To reality: In 2021 we saw Lazy Susan and Blind Corner Cabinets reinvent themselves: Every year we capture some stunning "Before & After" photos. This year we went to a whole new level. Before: After: We don't typically build furniture, but this renovation required custom bunk beds for visiting grandchildren. So, here's what we did: In 2021 we added more talent to our already talented team. These folks are definitely gifted, but even better at Building Trust: Thank you for your connection to the DB team. We are grateful to all who helped us fill 2021 with positive memories and milestones. Now on to 2022! Happy New Year! Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Clients around McDaniel Avenue in Greenville South Carolina are utilizing our custom process for their custom home remodel or home renovation. MCDANIEL AVENUE AREA RENOVATIONS Daniel Builders is renovating homes throughout the Upstate of SC. One area we know and love is McDaniel Avenue in Greenville South Carolina! Homes around McDaniel Ave are being transformed by our Guide-Design-Build team. We invite you to see for yourself. This McDaniel Ave home underwent a custom renovation by Daniel Builders. TRANSITIONAL OPEN CONCEPT Previous Next Back to Communities Gallery

Installment 4 on the historic home transformation in Pendleton, SC. BUILDING TRUST BLOG JOLLY POST REVEAL 12 Month Milestone: Sam Parkinson discusses a historic home transformation in Pendleton, SC. < Back Will Cord 2023-06-23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA6FZMSm90k How does a project manager feel after completing a year long remodel? In this case pretty good! Especially when homeowners are thrilled with the outcome. Near downtown Pendleton SC is a home that's been there for well over 100 years. As you can imagine decades of time took a big toll and remodeling it back to life was no easy feat. In this final installment of a year long documentary titled Another 100 Years, Sam Parkinson, Project Manager, expresses the emotion of finishing and finishing strong! See how his yearlong efforts culminate into a beautiful & enduring home, with so much original character restored. Sam shares a tinge of sadness as he talks about releasing his "baby", but that emotion is quickly eclipsed when he tells of the homeowner's joyous reaction. It's a journey worth hearing, and a home is well worth seeing! Does your home have a few decades of history? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Watch episode one: Jolly Post Project (1 of 3) . Watch episode two: Jolly Post Remodel (2 of 3 ) . Watch episode three: Jolly Post Recap (3 of 3 ) . Watch the stunning conclusion: Century Home Remodel . Watch the client testimonal: Jolly Post Client . Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

At Daniel Builders we’re fortunate to have great employees who understand a simple principle: successful remodels require careful planning and communication. In this blog you’ll meet Vicki Jordan, the first point of contact with our prospective clients. If you’re wondering where to start your remodel, Vicki provides valuable insight on the beginning of the process! BUILDING TRUST BLOG START YOUR REMODEL Wondering where to start your remodel? Vicki Jordan offers insight! < Back Will Cord 2024-06-07 At Daniel Builders we’re fortunate to have great employees who understand a simple principle: successful remodels require careful planning and communication. In this blog you’ll meet Vicki Jordan, the first point of contact with our prospective clients. If you’re wondering where to start your remodel, Vicki provides valuable insight on the beginning of the process! Building Trust Blog (BTB): How are phone conversations between a general contractor and prospective clients typically arranged? Vicki: People start the process via our website, by going to the Getting Started form . Once that form is completed, I email them and set up a time for our initial phone call. BTB: What conversation topics are discussed during the initial phone call? Vicki: We discuss their project ideas based on the overview they provide via the Getting Started form . During the first phone call, we clarify a few important details including the scope of work. It’s very conversational. The prospective client may be interested in a home addition, a basement conversion, a home remodel, or a commercial remodel. We’ve also helped clients who wanted to build an accessory dwelling unit / tiny house in their backyard! BTB: How do you determine who is a good fit for the Daniel Builders remodeling process? Vicki: We value our process and have seen it produce many successful remodels and additions. If someone sees the benefit of our process, it’s a good indicator they’re the right fit for Daniel Builders. If someone attempts to eliminate steps in our process, another general contractor is likely a better fit for them. BTB: Are you saying Daniel Builders won’t ever modify their remodeling process? Vicki: Not at all. We can and do make special arrangements for our clients. Time constraints are one of the most common accommodations we make. For example, we have planned remodeling projects around a client’s surgery to ensure that they could recover without construction noise. A second accommodation we often make is the meeting format. While we prefer face-to-face contact for its relational value, we serve many clients who remodel a local property while living in another area of the country. In these situations, we provide updates via email and video conferencing. We also provide photos via our online platform so the client can stay informed of our team’s real-time progress. In these instances, it’s best when the client is very responsive and available throughout the remodeling process. BTB: What other topics are discussed during the initial call? Vicki: I ask about past remodeling experiences, expectations, and budget. Quoting happens later in our process, but I can provide a benchmark for a particular area of the home – general bathroom remodel cost or kitchen remodel cost, for example. I also ask how they heard about Daniel Builders. BTB: How long does this initial conversation typically last? Vicki: Somewhere between 15 to 30 minutes. BTB: What happens after your conversation? Vicki: If a project seems like the right fit for both parties, I schedule a Project Vision Meeting (PVM). I also send a survey to the client to help our design team better understand their preferences. During the PVM meeting, one of our team members (a Project Guide) visits the client at their home for about an hour, maybe two, depending on the size of the remodel. BTB: Then what happens? Vicki: A week or two after the PVM, the client will receive a broad scope of work and a range of cost for the project. If the client is comfortable with the scope of work and projected range, they sign a Design agreement and move into our Design phase. BTB: How long does the Design process take? Vicki: It depends on the scope, complexity of the remodel, and the client’s availability to make selections and decisions. It can be anywhere from a month to four months. When Design is complete, the client receives a detailed scope of work, architectural drawings (if necessary), a complete list of all the selections, and a fixed price quote. At this point, the client signs a Build agreement and moves into the Build phase. Much effort goes into the Design process, so the client can know exactly what they are getting. Clarity for everyone involved is important to eliminate surprises during Build. This approach is all part of how we’re Building Trust. BTB: What is best part of your role? Vicki: I enjoy getting to know our clients, hearing their stories, and learning about their passions. I especially love explaining how we build trust through our workmanship warranty and weekly updates. Clients find our responsiveness very reassuring, especially clients who don’t live at the property full-time. For clients who plan to reside at the site during the remodel, I enjoy assuring them that our team is sensitive and respectful of their privacy, especially when it comes to aging parents and young children. We truly value client feedback that discusses not just the quality of our work but the relationships we have built and how our clients felt while interacting with our team. How might your home or condo benefit from a Guide-Design-Build remodel? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! 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Mold matters…how can it impact your family, and what can you do about it? On this episode of Ready, Set, Renovate, Adam Proehl and Daniel Jachens join us to discuss causes, prevention tips, and solutions for “breaking the mold” problem. Our conversation begins with a special focus on the impact of Hurricane Helene on Upstate homeowners and on Adam’s business, Foothills Carpet Care. Then, Daniel, co-owner of Daniel Builders, discusses a personal mold matter. His family embarked on a health journey due to mold. It was a LITERAL journey…they temporarily relocated! Tune in to hear that story. So, let’s get to it! BUILDING TRUST BLOG MOLD MATTERS Adam Proehl & Daniel Jachens share how mold can impact your family & how to combat it. < Back Will Cord 2025-08-29 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PvOfpCvnEk Mold matters …how can it impact your family, and what can you do about it? September is Mold Awareness Month, and on the Ready, Set, Renovate! podcast we have a guest, Adam Proehl, sharing his knowledge on the topic. Adam and his wife, Samantha, are a one-stop shop for homeowners who see signs of mold. Adam starts the conversation by telling how Hurricane Helene triggered a myriad of mold problems for Upstate homeowners and how his business, Foothills Carpet Care, responded. Adam goes on to give an overview of the mold inspection and mold remediation process. Daniel Jachens, co-owner of Daniel Builders, also joins us. He shares his own personal experience with mold that caused his family to embark on a health journey due to mold sensitivity. The journey was LITERAL as they were forced to temporarily relocated. Fortunately, not all mold is cause for concern, and not everyone is equally susceptible to it. Adam and Daniel discuss causes, mold prevention tips, and solutions for “breaking the mold” problem. 0:00 Introduction to Adam Proehl & Daniel Jachens 1:14 About Foothills Carpet Care 2:40 Hurricane Helene’s Impact on Foothills Carpet Care 4:26 Adam’s Hurricane Helene Project Recap 5:20 Hurricane Helene Recovery Timeline 6:08 Causes of Mold 6:58 Mold Warning Signs & Prevention 8:26 Steps of the Mold Remediation Process 10:12 Testing for Mold 12:28 Health Concerns Due to Mold 13:06 How to Prevent Mold through Routine Home Maintenance 13:53 How to Prevent Mold in the Event of an Emergency Water Leak or Flood 15:08 How to Contact Foothills Carpet Care 15:57 Daniel Jachens’ Story 18:16 Causes of Mold in the Jachens’ Home 20:09 Solutions for the Jachens’ Home 20:45 Health Concerns Due to Mold 22:05 Where to Start Diagnosing a Mold Issue 23:07 Considerations for Building or Buying a Home 23:58 How to Contact Daniel Builders Is your home in need of major repair work due to a storm, or are you contemplating a major home remodel? Now is a great time to start that process with Daniel Builders! Reach out to us at https://www.danielbuilders.com/get-started or 864.506.5546. If you’re interested in more information about Foothills Carpet Care, contact them at 864.569.9366 or https://foothills-carpetcare.com/ . Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Transform any home despite a low housing inventory. BUILDING TRUST BLOG RENOVATE YOUR PURCHASE Transform any home despite a low housing inventory. < Back Will Cord 2022-05-31 When housing inventory is low you still have an option to transform any home with a Guide Design Build renovation. Housing Inventory in our area (Upstate of South Carolina) is limited and disappears quick. Homes sell almost as soon as they hit the market, sometimes within hours of being listed. People are moving here in droves and they’re coming from all over the country! Finding and buying a home in this area requires quick decision making. Finding that “perfect” home is not likely in these market conditions. Fortunately, you can renovate almost any home into a space you’ll love. Although there are a few basic questions to answer before purchasing a home you’re planning to immediately renovate. Will renovation work price me out of the neighborhood? Just about every home can be renovated (some should be torn down and built from scratch), but just because you can renovate doesn’t mean you always should. Investing too much in a home might be a really bad financial decision. For example, purchasing a $350K home and then spending $300K in renovation work is bad idea when homes in the neighborhood are valued under $400K. Recouping that difference is highly unlikely. Especially if you plan to make another move within 5 years. However, we realize more than financial factors go into a decision to renovate. Will the home’s basic layout stay intact? Moving a kitchen to another part of the home is far more expensive than renovating a kitchen in its current location. Walls can be moved, and rooms enhanced, but completely scraping the general layout (especially as it pertains to plumbing) will drive up cost. Far better to purchase a home where changing the basic layout isn’t necessary. How old is the home? Older homes may be built to stand the test of time, but eventually the 2ndLaw of Thermodynamics and new building codes catch up. Figure out what type of toll time has taken on a home before purchasing it. Home inspectors can help you pinpoint what repair work is need, and sometimes a homeowner may correct before closing. Who was the builder? Every builder has a reputation, and usually with good reason. It’s hard to hide poor quality, at least for long. Knowing who built the home is a good point of reference when trying to anticipate issues that might arise. Are you considering an addition? You may want to add on to a home your purchasing, but to automatically assume you can, would be a mistake. You’ll need a plat to determine setbacks and whether adding on is even possible. Plus, septic system codes impact whether an addition is feasible. Is the electrical system in good condition? It’s a major expense if it isn’t, and wiring is hidden so this expense doesn’t address any aesthetic concerns you have. Qualified electricians are a great resource! Is ceiling height a pain point? Changing a ceiling height isn’t easy or cheap. Transforming an 8 foot ceiling to a 12 foot ceiling is doable (again, almost everything is doable when renovating a home) but not necessarily advisable. Maintaining the current ceiling height will allow you to stretch your renovation budget further. So, you can turn your focus to renovating other aspects of the home. To summarize, buying home is a big decision and even bigger when you plan to renovate as soon as you purchase. Answering the questions above will ensure your vision for renovating is on the right track. Even an unlimited budget requires wise decision making. Your home is an important place, but wastefulness just leads to regret. Our Project Guides will figure out how to fulfill your renovation expectations within your scope, budget, and timeline. Or we’ll acknowledge we can’t. Are you purchasing a home and want to explore renovation ideas with our team? Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. BUILDING TRUST BLOG OUR BIG 50 AWARD Extending the honor to clients and stakeholders. < Back Will Cord 2017-10-09 Being name among the 50 best Remodelers in the country is a big our. Our Big 50 award was made possible by the clients who entrusted their custom renovation and home remodel to us. Dear customer, trade partner, and Upstate South Carolina Community: Hope you're enjoying Autumn in the Upstate! We composed this open letter to address something we care deeply about. In their September issue, Remodeling magazine named Daniel Builders among the “Big 50” best remodelers in the country (see article here ). This recognition is indeed a “Big” honor, but far from our biggest. It pales in comparison to serving the greatest customers, working alongside the best trade partners, and being part of a phenomenal Upstate community. In fact, the best part of this award was representing our relationships of trust on a national level. For that we express deep, heartfelt gratitude. Thank you for making the Big 50 possible! Sincerely, The Daniel Builders Team Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED

Lakefront home on Lake Hartwell features 4 gable roof lines that all meet at a central peak in the center of the living area and paralleled by interior ceiling planes with 3’’ tongue and grove across each ceiling plane, while also accounting for variance of existing structure. TRADITIONAL OPEN CONCEPT Lake Hartwell 2022 Bridge Award Kitchen Multi Room This lakefront home features 4 gable roof lines that all meet at a central peak in the center of the living area. Our goal was to create parallel lines with 3’’ tongue and grove across each ceiling plane, while also accounting for variance of existing structure. Shadow lines in the trim were utilized to create intentional reveals throughout the ceiling, and the ceiling was scribed to the existing fireplace. Miter folds cap the corners of the ceiling to create an intriguing visual at the peak of the ceiling. Previous Next Back to Projects Gallery

Home improvements can breathe new life into your living space. New projects enhance your home's functionality, appearance, and value. When you think about making changes to your home, you may think of renovate or remodel. These terms are often used interchangeably but they refer to two types of projects with distinct goals and scopes. BUILDING TRUST BLOG RENOVATION VS REMODEL The differences between a home renovation and a home remodel. < Back Will Cord 2023-07-28 Home improvements can breathe new life into your living space. New projects enhance your home's functionality, appearance, and value. When you think about making changes to your home, you may think of renovate or remodel. These terms are often used interchangeably but they refer to two types of projects with distinct goals and scopes. Today, we will explain the differences between a home renovation and a home remodel. This will help you understand which option will work best for your needs. Before we explore the differences, let's define both renovate and remodel and explore the differences of renovation vs restoration. Renovation is when we update your space without making large-scale changes to your home. It might involve improvements to existing features, fixtures, and finishes in your home. The goal is to enhance your home's appearance, functionality, or both. Common renovations include new paint or flooring, an upgrade to appliances, or adding new fixtures. Remodeling, on the other hand, involves changing the structure, layout, or purpose of your space. Remodeling may include big changes to your existing structure. You might be adding or tearing down walls, rearranging rooms, or even increasing your square footage. The purpose of a remodel is to transform the space to suit your family better or to accommodate new needs. When deciding between a home renovation and a house remodel, several factors should be considered: Remodeling and renovation cost - Renovations generally tend to be more cost-effective compared to full-scale remodels. Renovations are more cosmetic updates and minor repairs, which are less expensive than bigger changes. Remodels often require architectural planning, permits, and construction work, resulting in higher costs. Scope and Timeframe - Renovations tend to be smaller in scale, so they can be finished faster than a remodel. Since renovations focus on updating things already there, they involve less demo and construction. This will make your project wrap up faster. Remodels often involve major construction work, making the project take longer. Goals and Objectives - When deciding between a renovation and a remodel, think about your goals. Renovations are perfect to update the look of your space or to upgrade certain features without changing your current home. Remodels are better when you want to create a more functional or even more personalized space. Or if you are looking to address specific needs such as expanding a kitchen or adding a bathroom. Structural Considerations - If your home has structural issues or outdated layouts that don't meet your needs, a remodel may be the best option. Remodeling changes the floor plan and structural modifications to accommodate your perfect place. Since renovations focus on improving existing elements, they may not address structural problems. Restoration Renovations and remodels should not be confused with restoration. Restoration is returning a home to its original or historically accurate state. Restoration projects are common for historic buildings or properties with architectural significance. The goal here is to maintain the cultural value and authenticity of the home. This may involve using traditional construction techniques and materials as much as possible. Remodel vs Rebuild We should also note that remodeling is not the same thing as rebuilding. Rebuilding involves demolishing a significant part or even the entire existing structure. A new building is then constructed in its place. A rebuild starts from the ground up. You might need a rebuild if 1) the existing building is severely damaged 2) if it is structurally unsound, or 3) if it is outdated beyond a workable repair. A rebuild offers a completely fresh start. It also allows you to design and build a property that better suits the needs of you and your family. Remodel vs New Construction You may be wondering if renovation or remodeling is worth the effort compared to building a new home. New construction does have advantages as far as customizing and using modern technology and materials. Your preferences, budget, timeline, and the condition of your current home will impact your decision to choose between remodeling, renovation, or new construction. Evaluating these differences can help you make an informed decision that best suits your needs and goals. Remodeling or renovating an existing property offers several benefits compared to new construction. Here are some of the key advantages: Cost-Effectiveness - Generally, remodeling or renovating an existing property is more cost-effective than new construction. With remodeling, you can reuse some of the existing materials and infrastructure. This reduces the need for new building materials and the associated costs. Faster Completion - Remodeling projects typically have shorter timelines compared to new construction. Since the basic structure is already in place, the project moves faster, which allows you to enjoy the updated space sooner. Preserving Character - Many older properties have a unique character and charm. Those things can be preserved and enhanced through thoughtful renovation. Renovating allows you to keep the historical or sentimental value of the property while making it more functional. Minimal Disruption - Remodeling a property often causes less disruption compared to new construction. The surrounding neighborhood and environment are more affected by site work and new construction. Environmental Impact - Remodeling or renovating an existing property can be better for the environment than new construction. It reduces the demand for new building materials and minimizes construction waste. Location Benefits - Older properties are often situated in established neighborhoods. This means existing infrastructure, amenities, and services. Renovating or remodeling an existing property takes advantage of these benefits and updates the space to meet your needs. In the end, deciding if a home renovation or a remodel is right for you will depend on your goals, budget, and the scope of the changes you want. Renovations are the way to go if you are updating existing spaces or making cosmetic improvements. Remodels are better suited if you are looking for major layout changes or additions. It is important to weigh the needs of your home and your family. Consult with professionals to transform your home into the space of your dreams. Whichever way you choose, Daniel Builders is here to Guide-Design and Build your home House remodel South Carolina. Proudly serving Greenville South Carolina and Anderson South Carolina. Are you contemplating a house remodel, home renovation or a complete home restoration? We routinely Guide-Design-Build our clients through these projects. Tell us your vision for transforming your home and a Project Guide will get you started. Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! 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A bathroom remodel can breathe new life into your home. If done correctly it will provide a fresh, functional space to relax and rejuvenate. But before you jump in, it's important to have a clear idea of the potential bathroom remodel costs. The size and upgrades you want, along with the materials you choose, will all impact your bottom line. Local market conditions will also have an influence on the final price. BUILDING TRUST BLOG BATHROOM REMODEL COST Are you considering a bathroom remodel in South Carolina? < Back Will Cord 2023-09-20 A bathroom remodel can breathe new life into your home. If done correctly it will provide a fresh, functional space to relax and rejuvenate. But before you jump in, it's important to have a clear idea of the potential bathroom remodel costs. The size and upgrades you want, along with the materials you choose, will all impact your bottom line. Local market conditions will also have an influence on the final price. Below are some key factors to keep in mind before starting your bathroom remodel. This is a practical guide for avoiding sticker shock as you plan your bathroom remodel. Bathroom Size The size of the bathroom is a significant factor in determining the cost of a remodel, small bathroom remodel costs will obviously be less than a larger bathroom as they use more materials, fixtures, and labor. Master bathroom remodel cost s, on the other hand, are typically more expensive as they are typically the largest bathroom in the home. Do you plan to make big changes to the layout, plumbing, or other modifications to the structure? This can also make the project more complicated and increase the price tag. Fixtures and Appliances Upgrades to existing bathroom fixtures and appliances affect the outcome. Toilets, sinks, faucets, showerheads, and bathtubs come in a range of price points. Choosing high-end or luxury fixtures will add to your bottom line. Opting for more affordable appliances can help you stay within your budget. Flooring and Wall Finishes Your choices for flooring and wall finishes will also impact the final cost of your remodel. Will you choose ceramic or porcelain tiles, vinyl, or natural stone? Each option includes a variety of styles and price points. The more complex the cuts and the size of the bathroom will also affect the cost. Consider your style, durability and maintenance when making your choice. Cabinetry and Storage Updated cabinets and storage solutions can make your bathroom more functional and stylish. The cost of cabinets depends on the materials, design complexity, and storage options. Custom-made or high-end cabinets will be more expensive than prefabricated or in-stock options. Storage needs and budget are important factors, but like anything be careful how much quality you sacrifice. Going “too cheap” could cost you more in the long run. Lighting and Electrical Work Enhanced lighting in your bathroom can create a more inviting and functional space. But you will need to consider the price of fixtures, wiring, and any necessary electrical work. An upgrade to energy-efficient lights or adding task lights may result in extra electrical work, which adds to the overall cost. Labor and Professional Services The labor cost to remodel bathroom s are a significant component of any bathroom remodel. Hiring a professional contractor, plumber, and electrician results in a high-quality outcome. But this will also contribute to the cost. Choose wisely otherwise this could turn into the costly mistake of all. Trust is key. Use references, reviews and really good judgement before entrusting your bathroom to a contractor. Contractor horror stories abound. This is when a contractor comes across as competent and charming at the start but fails to deliver in a major way. Avoid that nightmare by choosing the right bathroom remodeling contractor! As outlined above, h ow much to renovate a bathroom depends on a variety of factors. The type of materials used, the type and size of your upgrades, and the professionals you choose all count. Establishing a realistic budget is the first and most important thing you can do. Next, rank the items that are most important to you. Your contractor or remodeling pro can help you estimate the cost of each item on your list. By understanding cost drivers, you can make the best decisions. This will lead to a beautiful and functional bathroom design within your budget and become your favorite room to rest. Are you considering a bathroom renovation in Upstate South Carolina ? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! 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Stop the spread of airborne diseases. BUILDING TRUST BLOG GOING AIRBORNE Stop the spread of airborne diseases. < Back Will Cord 2021-05-03 Health and wellbeing have been at the forefront of everyone’s mind over the past year, or more specifically avoiding COVID has been. Precautionary steps taken by Daniel Builders to minimize the spread of disease spread by airborne transmission. At Daniel Builders we aren’t health professionals, but here are 6 common sense ways to protect your respiratory health during a renovation. Dust & Particle Containment - Once you begin tearing down walls and ripping up floors the air inside your home becomes filled with all types of particles. Containing these particles is accomplished by putting up temporary barriers such as Zip Walls . Air Purification Equipment - Where will these airborne particles ultimately go? This is where having the right equipment such as BuildClean is important. A home normally has approximately 100K particles (larger than .5 micrometer) per cubic square foot of air. Whereas a home under construction has anywhere between 500K - 1M particles. HVAC - Change HVAC filters throughout the project and then once it’s complete. Air Out Building Materials - Before installing materials with high VOC (volatile organic compounds) levels such as carpets make sure they have time to first “air out” in a well-ventilated area. And if possible, keep windows open during installation. This reduces the risk of VOC when levels at they’re at their highest. Keep Paint Sealed - Be sure to keep paint cans and paint thinners sealed when not in use. Good Ventilation - The goal is to get clean/fresh air into your lungs. This is only possible if fresh air is circulating throughout your home. You're probably aware of the huge push to make buildings as energy efficient as possible. Which is great as long as air quality isn’t sacrificed. Learn how to get the good air inside . A clean, organized and safe work environment is one advantage to choosing Daniel Builders for your renovation (see all Six Advantages here ). Protecting the respiratory health of our clients is just another example of how we're committed to Building Trust. Are you contemplating a major home renovation? Speak with a Daniel Builders project guide by calling 864.506.5546 and discuss the best path forward for your custom renovation or get your renovation started here! Previous Post Next Post Back to Blog SEE OUR WORK LET'S TALK We’d love to hear from you! Whether you’re ready to start a major remodel, or simply learn more about our process, we’re ready to assist. How can Daniel Builders renovate for you? GET STARTED