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property MaintenanceWhen selecting a contractor, network with friends and other persons who have recently had a bathroom remodeled to get references for local contractors. The Internet is another useful source. Canadian residents, for instance, can post their project online and get bids from qualified professional contractors, or research for a qualified contractor themselves at HandyCanadian.com Summary Before making any decisions, thoroughly research all aspects of your project such as: permits, contractors, structural changes, materials needed, time frame, and all costs involved. Rule-of-thumb: set aside 20% of the total bathroom remodeling projected budget to cover emergencies or unseen costs. Lastly, enjoy the fun and excitement of creating your own bathroom remodeling idea, from start to finish. And enjoy the years of satisfaction offered by the finished project! Œ2006 Exclusive property of HandyCanadian.com Written by Lori S. 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