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Kevin & Suzanne Taylor 

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Walk In Closet Becomes A Bathroom

This master bathroom needed remodeling to fit into the elegant style of a Baltimore County colonial home. 

  

Before Closet


By changing the adjacent walk-in closet into a huge walk-in shower, the room was now adequately sized for the home. The new oversized shower allowed for a full seat, three faucets, and a doorway. 

   

Bathroom After


The remaining space was completely revamped to include a furniture style vanity with double bowl sinks and custom mosaic tile patterns throughout. The new floor plan provided a large area for the the commode almost separate from the main bathroom area. The incorporation of a half wall provided privacy without the restriction of another door.   

 

Bathroom After                      Shower After   


Including granite on the vanity, door thresholds and on the half wall ledge, helped transform this space into an elegant retreat that the owners can enjoy for many years to come.

    
Threshold After

One Year Anniversary in the Long & Foster 

Home Service Connections Program 

 

We are coming up on our 21st year in business and our first anniversary of being a Home Service Connections vendor for Long & Foster. Not only have we've passed their stringent insurance and performance requirements, but we now have agents as customers!For Sale


 

Below is a partial list of our services.  If you don't see what you need here, feel free to give us a call at 410-557-0322 or email us at info@taylormadecontracting.com

 

Remodeling Services

Home Owners Insurance Claims

Water & Fire Damage Restoration

Additions

Kitchen

Bathrooms

Basements

Siding

Roofing

Windows

Flooring

Decks

Handyman Repairs

Disability Home Modifications

Elevators, Wheelchair Lifts & Stair Glides

Lead Paint Testing & Renovation


 

For more information on the Home Service Connection program click the icon below:

 

Long & Foster Link

Eco-Friendly Bathroom: 6 Ways to Go Green

green bathroom 

Try these eco-friendly home improvement 

tips and enjoy a green bathroom.

  

Some simple adjustments to a bathroom can reduce its impact on the environment.

·         Installing aerators on the faucet and shower head will reduce the amount of water used.

·         Using a low-flow toilet will use less water.

·         Replacing a tanked water heater with a tankless model will reduce the amount of energy consumed and the cost to heat water. A tankless water heater will heat only what is needed, when it's needed. Plus, it doesn't require a pilot light, so it emits less carbon dioxide and improves indoor air quality.

·         Compact fluorescent bulbs use less energy than incandescent bulbs and last much longer.

·         When redecorating, look for paint with a low volatile organic compounds (VOC) label. These paints are less toxic.

·         Even little things like selecting all-natural fabrics can help make your bathroom greener.


Extra Green Bathroom Tips:

Faucets and showerheads with aerators use half the water flow with twice the power. If they were used nationwide, aerators could save 250 million gallons of water a year.

Traditional hot-water circulating systems use a pump to send hot water from the water heater, to the faucets and back again. This type of system provides nearly instant hot water, but it wastes a tremendous amount of energy heating the water and moving it around.

 

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