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Step 5: Construction Documents, Estimates, Demo, Installation and More At this stage, the process for remodeling or making over a laundry room is similar to any other renovation project. You’ll be perusing floor plans, elevations and other relevant drawings. You’ll iron out the finer details and get a grip on what permits need to be pulled. If you’re working with a designer, he or she will probably help you interview contractors and get estimates on the cost of your project. Once you have that settled, you’ll begin preparing for installation by making sure you have all the materials on hand, as well as getting your space ready for demolition. Make sure you save all receipts, construction documents, warranties and product information so you can properly maintain and care for your appliances and other features.After your project is finished, walk through the space and make note of anything that’s cracked, chipped, broken or installed incorrectly. Get this list to the person who’s in charge of fixing these mistakes and include information about how and when the work should be completed. Step 6: Decorate and EnjoyNow that your space is complete, personalize it with rugs, hampers, soap ...

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A durable Caesarstone countertop runs above these front-loading appliances. Floor tile: porcelain in cross-cut travertine design, 12 by 24 inches; cabinets: custom; wall paint: Silver Plate by Sherwin-Williams

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