Bathroom Remodeling

5 Quick & Easy Bathroom Updates

March 8, 2018 | Bathroom Remodeling

Like many homeowners, you’ve been waiting to do any bathroom remodeling until you can afford to create the bathroom of your dreams. Because an all-out bathroom remodel costs (on average) $8,000 to $10,000, according to BathroomRemodel.com, you may feel like it’s never going to happen. Well, to bide some time while you continue to save for the major overhaul, you can still do some small-scale, affordable projects to update your bathroom, courtesy of our team at Hearn Construction, Inc.

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Design Tips: The Modern Rustic Master Bathroom

November 15, 2017 | Bathroom Remodeling

You’re considering remodeling your bathroom, but you can’t seem to land on a design style. Well, as you peruse all your options, our team at Hearn Construction, Inc. wants to offer the modern rustic design style as one such option. Here are some of the common features that earmark modern rustic design.

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3 Must-Haves for Your Master Bathroom

May 17, 2017 | Bathroom Remodeling

When remodeling a bathroom, you have a thousand little decisions to make. It can be challenging to determine which features to include, especially if you start looking for ideas online. At Hearn Construction, Inc., our team has completed its fair share of bathroom remodels, and here are a few features we think you should consider.

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4 Budget-Friendly Bathroom Design Ideas

July 25, 2016 | Bathroom Remodeling

A bathroom remodel can add up quickly, so when you’re on a budget, you have to be judicious about what changes to make. You also want to consider cheap tricks to modernize your bathroom without having to completely gut it. At Hearn Construction, Inc., we can help work within your budget.Here are just a few ways we can help you update your space without taking your entire paycheck.

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How to Update Your Tiny Bathroom

March 24, 2016 | Bathroom Remodeling

Small bathrooms often pose big problems when it comes to remodeling. You often feel limited in what you can do, especially if expanding the space isn’t an option. But don’t despair! With these few tips from Hearn Construction, Inc., you can transform your small bathroom and even give it the appearance that it’s bigger than it is.

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4 Signs of a Home Improvement Expert

January 13, 2016 | Basement Finishing

When you’re about to embark on kitchen remodeling or basement finishing, you want to make sure the job is done right. However, hiring a quality general contractor is not always as easy as one might think. As you do your research and check out different home-improvement companies, Hearn Construction, Inc. encourages you to pay attention to these four indicators of a good contractor. 1. Prompt Response A home-improvement professional understands that your time and resources are valuable. Therefore, they won’t delay in answering your questions or scheduling a free consultation for your bathroom-remodeling project. A good general contractor will go the extra mile. 2. Professional Communication Be on the lookout for the home improvement professional’s level of communication. If the contractor isn’t putting forth the effort when you’re inquiring about a home project, then he or she likely won’t improve once the project has started. You want a remodeler who … Continued

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5 Bathroom Remodeling Tips & Tricks

July 30, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Tackling a bathroom remodel can be a lot of fun—and a lot of work. We at Hearn Construction, Inc. have a few tips for how you can survive a bathroom remodel and focus your design efforts.

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Tips for a Successful Bathroom Remodeling

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Sometimes it’s difficult to know what to concentrate on when you’re starting a bathroom remodeling project. We’ve provided some handy tips to help you prioritize your needs and make your remodeling project go even more smoothly. Set a realistic budget for yourself and stick to it. Do some research beforehand to make sure that the amount you have set aside will be sufficient to do the job well. Choose your fixtures wisely. It’s not every day that you will be ripping out a shower or bathtub. It’s okay to spend several days deciding what shower or bathtub you’d like to install; after all, you’ll have to live with it for a long time. Visit several different stores—there are many in the Indianapolis area. Try it out. You wouldn’t buy a new pair of shoes without trying them on, so why would you buy a new bathtub without sitting in it … Continued

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A Vintage-Inspired Bathroom Remodel

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

 It can be exhausting to keep up with design trends that often seem to change overnight. Today’s doorless showers and minimalist fixtures could be obsolete tomorrow. Instead of giving yourself a headache trying to keep up with all the latest styles, why not go vintage with your next bathroom remodel? Even if your home was built in the past few years, it’s simple to give your bathroom a vintage feel. Here are a few things to think about as you plan your home improvement project. Claw-footed tub. The stand-alone, claw-footed tub is a classic element of a vintage bathroom remodel. If you can find an antique claw-footed tub in Indiana, so much the better—don’t worry if you can’t, though, because some companies also make reproduction tubs. Console sink. Bathroom sanitation became very important in the 1910s, and sinks with exposed plumbing helped with both ventilation and thorough cleaning. For a … Continued

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Proper Bathroom Ventilation

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Whether your bathroom is large and spacious or small and cozy, maintaining proper ventilation is essential in preventing moisture problems and keeping the air refreshed. The location and size of your bathroom will determine your ventilation options.  Because a half bath doesn’t contain a bathtub or shower, it doesn’t house as much moisture as a full bathroom would.  Still, an exhaust fan for venting odors and maintaining good air movement is beneficial.  Another example would be a basement bathroom.  It might not be a good candidate for a window that opens, but a short row of vented glass blocks could be a possibility. What is CFM? Ventilation Fans:  A CFM is a measurement of air flow, so you’ll see references to CFM’s on exhaust fan packaging.  The Home Ventilating Institute (HVI.org) recommends 1 CFM per square foot for bathrooms up to 100 square feet.  For example, if your bathroom is … Continued

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