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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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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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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Make Your Bathroom a Nerd Sanctuary

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

We spend an average of 182 hours a year in the bathroom. That means for almost 8 days a year, we’re spending a great deal of our time in the washroom. Let’s face it, looking at the same wallpaper, fixtures, shower curtain, and other restroom accoutrements year after year can get pretty boring.  That’s why we suggest shaking things up and making bathroom decorating fun! There is an infinite number of ways you can personalize the utilitarian space that is the bathroom. A lot of folks go for an elegant approach when decorating after a bathroom remodel to make their bathrooms as spa-like and relaxing as possible. That’s a perfectly acceptable approach but what about those of us with more eclectic tastes? If you’re more concerned with collecting coins and vanquishing bad guys than a trip to the spa – why not make your bathroom a nerd’s sanctuary? Here are … Continued

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Kokomo Bathroom Remodeling: Small Bathrooms

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Without a streamlined design and proper organization, having a small bathroom can sometimes be overwhelming. Today, we’ve thought of some tips to help you claim back the space in your water closet with some Kokomo bathroom remodeling tips. Don’t let the size of your small bathroom get to you. There are plenty of ways to expand the space and make the room feel bigger. The Kokomo bathroom remodeling experts at Hearn Construction have some ideas to help you turn your bathroom from a small, utilitarian space into a relaxing spa. Here are just a few ideas: Less is More: Before getting ready to completely revamp your bathroom, take stock of everything that’s already in there. Throw out any non-essential appliances or products you haven’t used in the last three months. This will cut down on clutter and ready the room for its eventual remodel. Proper Lighting: Lighting can do wonders … Continued

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Create an At-Home Spa Experience

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Choose a neutral, calming bathroom color. Your wall color sets the tone for your room. While you can find many color theories out there, the Huffington Post says, “The most calming colors are usually in the blue family, but muted, dusty shades of other colors can also be soothing, according to Jackie Jordan, Sherwin Williams director of color marketing.” Choosing the right color can help reduce stress and increase your spa experience. Upgrade your shower or bathtub. Whether you decide to create a walk-in shower or install a rain shower head, enhancing your shower or bathtub can turn a regular bathroom into an oasis. Browse online galleries of walk-in showers or glass-enclosed showers, and see what styles or features get you excited. If you’ve always dreamt of having a claw foot tub, now may be the time to make your dream a reality. Pay attention to your lighting. Harsh lighting … Continued

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10 Questions to Ask Before a Bathroom Remodel

April 22, 2015 | Bathroom Remodeling

Bathroom remodeling requires a good deal of planning. You want to think through each detail prior to knocking down walls or painting cabinets. To help you narrow down your bathroom remodeling goals, we at Hearn Construction have developed this list of questions you need to think through or discuss prior to the home improvement process. Even if you’re working with a general contractor, you want to be able to envision and communicate the end result you desire. Then, you and the design team can work together to make it happen. 1. How do you currently use the space? Think about how much time you spend and which features you use on a day-to-day basis. 2. Do you ever wish you could use your bathroom differently? If your current bathroom has a shower, but you’ve always wanted to enjoy a bubble bath after a long day, take note. 3. What’s your … Continued

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