Weather you’re shopping for a modern design suspended vanity or a free-standing contemporary or classic vanity, floor or wall tiles, faucets or showers or you’re now ready to install Hard Maple, Red Oak, or an exotic Jatoba or Acacia hardwood floor where that hideous wall-to-wall shag carpeting used to be, you can relax a bit now, because if you’ve made it this far, most of the hidden expenses are out of the way. You are now in the planned and controllable expenses part of your renovations. By this, I mean that if, for example you had to dig too deep into your contingency or, heck, maybe you didn’t have any hidden surprises at all, you can adjust your budget (and products you choose) accordingly. Your only woes now are basically to measure twice and cut once, as the old proverb goes and make sure that for example you are not forgetting that the waterfall edge of that marble countertop adds a full inch to the width of your vanity. There’s nothing worse than finding out your vanity does not fit between the walls or being told that the toilet you chose does not align with the plumbing or drain because the space between the bathtub outer perimeter and vanity—right where the toilet should be, is too snug. Not only is it a hassle, but many times your returned items come with a hefty restocking fee—and worse, can cause major delays in your build (especially with pandemic-related shipping back-orders!)