Bathrooms undergo constant usage that leads to wear and tear, unpleasant odors, worn-out floors and fittings, and plumbing problems. So renovation can help address these issues and give the bathroom a facelift. It can also add value to the house, ensure safety, and improve energy efficiency. But oftentimes, people make certain mistakes that may hinder the renovation work and cost dearly in the long run. Here are some of those mistakes and ways to avoid them: Not planning in detail Remodeling a bathroom requires meticulous planning of various aspects. It doesn’t just end with the layout or the overall look and feel of the space. One must factor in plumbing, electrical work, flooring, surface materials, ventilation, and storage. Whether it is a commercial or residential bathroom renovation, one should also try to find alternative arrangements. Failing to plan and chalk out a detailed layout can end up causing delays in completing the project, budget overruns, and dissatisfaction with the final result. Using unsuitable material Each material serves a different purpose and requires special care. Not understanding these factors can cause damage. For example, texturing the floor tiles can lead to limescale building up. Therefore, one should be mindful of the materials used in the process.