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Your contractor will guide you through the process but here’s a brief overview including Title 24 and finding your renovation team There are so many fixtures packed into one of the smallest rooms in the house that sometimes you wonder how it will all work. And then it does—with a lot of planning and the right team of experts. To provide some clarity, we break down how to remodel a bathroom in Los Angeles. In addition to the features you want in your new bathroom, there’s a process required to obtain them. That process includes working around building code requirements, permits, architects, and contractors. It’s all pretty straightforward when you’ve done it once or twice, but may seem complicated the first time. Many first-time and repeat renovators have gone on to successfully complete their bathroom projects with a Sweeten contractor. Keeping up with Title 24 Your project will have to conform to t

In a couple’s 1929 Colonial, a marble and glass bath refresh comes in at budget for $19,200 Homeowners: Natalie and John , having lived in their 1929 Colonial home for years, posted their bathroom remodel on Sweeten Where: The Mt. Airy community of northwest Philadelphia Primary renovation:  The 100-square-foot vintage second bathroom was finally going to get its re-do after a challenging demolition phase With: Sweeten general contractor Homeowner’s quote: “The vetting process was great—just the ability to know that the contractor was pre-approved and interested in our project from the moment they walked into the door. We are both busy and we didn’t have time to deal with contractors who were incapable or uninterested.” Written in partnership with homeowner John. “After” photos by Kristina Kroot. A ‘his’ bathroom gets a makeover “This was ‘my’ bathroom and I was generally