Designing a washroom is a logistical nightmare.
My master washroom is set up horribly.
The shower is barely 3 feet by 3 feet. The toilet has it so your legs are blocked into a wall and the sink is unnecessarily giant. I looked at the space and I know it can be a good washroom. The problem is that some of the ventilation needs to be moved. The air duct is the massive problem. I need to move the air duct to a new spot in the room. I want to add a bunch of lights and our shower where the new air vent is. I looked into moving a air duct piece online and it looked like a task for a professional Heating and A/C serviceman. I don’t want to handle all the heavy air duct tubing and electricity with it. I also need to turn the vent to make it United Statesble for the room. That means the vent won’t be in the right spot, nor would the air duct. So that means another Heating and A/C related problem. Finding Heating and A/C services in our section has proven to be tough. There are plenty of general supplier and handyman services available. I don’t want a woman that can do a little bit of everything but a whole lot of nothing. I want an actual licensed HrVAC supplier that knows what she is doing. I don’t want to take a risk with our air duct and electricity. I would hate to dig into the washroom years later because there was a major air duct issue. Google hasn’t proven to be a honestly fruitful arena to find Heating and A/C tech. I have started asking around on who is the best to call. I am willing to pay anything.