Bathroom Remodel Trends—Going Green in Tampa, Jacksonville, Clearwater, Naples, Sarasota, St Petersburg, Bradenton & Other Florida Cities

Going green has become one of the most popular trends to take over the nation in the last few years. Everything from clothing to cleaning products to cars is being produced with the environment in mind. In fact, even the bathroom remodel at your Tampa home can incorporate earth friendly features that look great and save you money over time.

Although earth conscious products are seen as expensive and unattainable, this isn’t necessarily true. Sure, an entirely eco-friendly bathroom remodel can cost 20 percent to 30 percent more than conventional construction, but you can still add inexpensive “green” touches to your décor while spending only 2 percent to 3 percent more than you would on traditional materials.

At AlliKristé, our creative designers are on top of all the latest trends. They know what’s in, what’s out, and how you can get the features you desire in your home without breaking the bank. The following are a few easy ways to “go green” with your bathroom remodel in Tampa, Jacksonville, St Petersburg, Sarasota, Clearwater, Naples or elsewhere in Florida:

• Replace your incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs because fluorescents use less energy and last longer.
• Install a low-flow toilet, which uses less water.
• Install aerators on your faucet and showerhead to reduce your water consumption.
• Replace a tanked water heater with a tankless heater since it decreases the amount of energy you use and the amount of money you pay to heat your water. In addition, tankless heaters emit less carbon dioxide than tanked water heaters, which helps improve your indoor air quality.

There are many ways you can help the planet, and our designers are happy to help you make your bathroom remodel as green as you wish.

Contact us today for a free design consultation. Our designers can provide further bathroom remodel ideas for your home in Tampa, Jacksonville, Clearwater, St Petersburg, Sarasota, Naples, Bradenton, or anywhere else in Florida.