Don’t Ignore Other Bathrooms In Your Home

For people that live in bigger homes with more than one floor, there’s a good chance that you’ll have more than one bathroom in your home. That’s for good reason; bigger homes usually mean families with kids, and that larger in-home population puts a higher demand on bathroom use, especially at certain times of the day, like morning, when people are trying to get to work or school.

This means that often if you’re thinking of renovating your home, the bathroom is on your list of things to improve. Many homeowners will focus on the primary bathroom. But if you have the budget for it, you should also consider your “secondary bathrooms” as well.

More Convenience & Value

It’s understandable why a home owner would want to focus on a “primary” bathroom, such as the one where long baths are planned to relax after a hard day. But while there’s a good, personal reason to put all the attention on a primary bathroom, there’s a good reason to renovate the others as well.

You are essentially future-proofing your home and providing not just other residents, but also guests with reliable, modern plumbing to use in other areas of the home. Doing this work now, while renovating is being done can potentially save the expense of critical repairs later down the line when the age of these unattended fixtures and plumbing start to work against you.

You are also adding to the value of your property in the event that you would like to sell it. If only one bathroom looks modern and up to date compared to the others, this is going to weigh heavily on the minds of potential purchasers. By modernizing all the bathrooms in a home, you increase both the appeal and the price point of your property in the event you decide to sell.