You've been meaning to deal with it for years. The cracked tile, the tub you never use, the stain that keeps coming back. What's stopping you isn't the vision, it's the number, the days without a working bathroom, and whether it's waterproofed right so it lasts. All three of those are answered below.
Swap a tub for a walk-in shower, or take the whole room back to the studs. Either way it's the same crew from demo to the last bead of caulk, so nothing falls between trades.
Trade the unused tub for a walk-in or curbless shower that actually gets used.
Down to the studs and rebuilt: layout, plumbing, tile, and finishes, all new.
Shower pans, niches, and full walls set on a proper waterproof system.
New vanity, stone tops, faucets, toilet, and lighting picked to fit the room.
Tile or waterproof plank over a solid, level subfloor, repaired first if it needs it.
Better light and a properly vented fan, so mirrors clear and mold stays out.
Curbless entries, grab bars, and comfort-height fixtures built in from the start.
Move a drain, add a circuit, replace old supply lines, handled and permitted.
Small footprint, big impact: the guest bath finished as sharp as the main one.
No two bathrooms cost the same, and anyone who quotes you off a photo is guessing. Most jobs fall into one of three buckets. Your exact number comes back free and in writing, usually the same day.
The room stays where it is. New vanity, fixtures, tile surround, paint, and lighting on the existing footprint.
Everything out, everything new, same general layout. A properly waterproofed shower and a bathroom that reads brand new.
Change the layout, relocate the drain, bump into a closet, or combine two rooms. The biggest change, the biggest result.
A typical full remodel runs about two to three weeks on site. If it's your only bathroom, we plan the sequence around that so your downtime is measured in days, not weeks. Here's how a job goes.
We look at the room, talk through what you want, and send a real number in writing, not a ballpark over the phone.
Tile, vanity, fixtures, and finishes get picked and ordered before we start, so nothing stalls the job mid-stream.
The old bathroom comes out clean and goes straight into our own dumpster. No debris sitting in your yard for a week.
Any relocated drains, valves, and circuits go in and get inspected before a single wall gets closed up.
The shower gets a proper waterproof system and a sloped pan before any tile is set. This is the step nobody sees and everybody skips.
Vanity, top, toilet, glass, lighting, paint, and trim go in. The room turns back into a bathroom.
We walk it together. Anything that isn't right gets fixed before we call it done and before you pay the balance.
A bathroom that looks great on day one and leaks by year three was built wrong behind the tile. Here's what we don't cut corners on, because it's the difference between a remodel and a redo.
Backer board, membrane, sealed corners and penetrations, and a properly sloped pan. Not green board and hope.
Plumbing and electrical get done to code and signed off, so it holds up at resale and your insurance stays valid.
Old bathrooms hide rot. We find soft subfloor and bad framing on demo day and fix it, before it's buried under new tile.
A right-sized fan vented all the way outside, not into the attic. It's the cheapest way to keep mold from coming back.
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