Our Remodeling Services

Bathroom Remodeling

Walk-in showers, soaking tubs, custom vanities, and spa-grade finishes — built watertight and on schedule.

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What's Included

Craftsmanship, coordination, and clear communication.

Walk-in showers, soaking tubs and custom vanities
Watertight waterproofing, done right the first time
Spa-grade tile, stone, and fixture selection
Clean daily job sites and clear communication

How we work

Every bathroom remodeling starts with a real conversation about how you live — not a sales pitch. From there we deliver a fixed, line-item written estimate, a clear schedule, and one project manager who stays with you from first call to final walkthrough.

Plan your remodel

What should your bathroom renovation include?

A bathroom remodel should solve daily frustrations as well as refresh the finishes. Consider shower access, storage, ventilation, lighting, and whether keeping the existing plumbing layout meets your needs before choosing tile and fixtures.

Your written estimate defines the exact work, materials, and exclusions for your home.

Demolition & substrate repairs: Removal of the tub or shower, vanity, tile, and finishes listed in the estimate. A full gut remodel exposes framing and subfloors so moisture damage or unsuitable surfaces can be assessed before rebuilding.
Shower, tub & waterproofing: Walk-in showers, soaking tubs, shower bases, wet-area preparation, waterproofing, and tile within the agreed design. Niches, benches, curbless access, and glass enclosures should be specified rather than assumed.
Vanity, fixtures & connections: Vanities, countertop surfaces, faucets, toilets, shower fixtures, and plumbing coordination. Moving a drain or changing fixture locations may require more extensive work than replacing fixtures in place.
Lighting, ventilation & electrical: Lighting placement, fan needs, outlets, and electrical coordination for the selected scope. Discuss moisture control and applicable electrical requirements alongside decorative fixture choices.
Tile, glass & finishes: Floor and wall tile, grout, shower glass, paint, trim, and accessories. Tile patterns, edge details, custom glass measurements, and adjoining-floor transitions belong in the plan before installation.

Compare your options

Refresh, rebuild, or rethink the layout?

Cosmetic update

Refresh a sound bathroom with a vanity, fixtures, paint, lighting, or accessories while leaving the wet-area assembly intact. New finishes alone do not correct leaks, failed waterproofing, or soft subfloors.

Full gut, existing layout

Rebuild the room with new wet-area preparation, tile, vanity, and fixtures while retaining the main plumbing locations. This is often the right comparison when the layout works but the materials no longer do.

Layout or plumbing changes

Convert a tub to a shower, relocate fixtures, or explore a more accessible arrangement. Drain locations, floor structure, shower slope, clearances, and permit requirements influence feasibility and cost.

Budget & scope

Know what your estimate covers.

Our prices depend on your design, difficulty, project type, planned materials. We quote your specific project rather than applying a one-size-fits-all price range.

Room size, wet-area complexity, tile labor, fixtures, vanity selection, and custom glass affect the price. Plumbing relocation, curbless designs, and hidden moisture damage require additional assessment; a small bathroom can still involve substantial skilled work.

We provide a line-item written estimate after discussing your goals and assessing the space. Ask for a breakdown of labor, materials, allowances, and applicable fees so you can compare like-for-like proposals.

Discuss my bathroom budget

Before you approve

Inclusions: Identify demolition, installation, surface preparation, utility work, cleanup, and the exact finish selections covered by the price.
Exclusions: Confirm appliance purchases, permit fees, design or engineering, work in adjoining rooms, hazardous-material remediation, and unforeseen repairs rather than assuming they are included.
Allowances: Record the amount and coverage for each undecided material or fixture.
Changes: Agree on written approval of additional cost and schedule impact before changed work begins.

Schedule & sequencing

From planning to the final walkthrough.

01
Planning
Review the existing space, choose the level of renovation, and agree on the scope, selections, permit needs, and written schedule.
02
Material ordering
Select the vanity, tub or shower components, tile, fixtures, and lighting before demolition. Confirm compatibility and availability; custom shower glass generally follows measurements of the completed tile opening.
03
Construction & inspections
Removal and repairs are followed by plumbing and electrical work, suitable substrates, waterproofing, tile, vanity and fixture installation, glass, and finish work. Required inspections must be coordinated before concealed work is covered.
04
Completion
Complete connections and finish details, review the punch list together, and receive the written workmanship warranty. Required final approvals belong in the closeout plan.

Behind the finishes

Preparation, protection, and accountability.

Hydroblok shower waterproofing

We always use Hydroblok for shower waterproofing—a product our team trusts.

Tile and grout are not the waterproofing system. A wet-area plan should address the substrate, membrane, seams, corners, penetrations, and drain connection, as well as shower slope. Ask which system is specified and how required checks are documented before tile conceals the assembly.

Protect the home

We cover carpet and flooring before work begins to protect against dust and scratches. Our process also includes dust containment and daily cleanup. Before work starts, agree on access paths, debris handling, and how occupied rooms will remain separated from construction.

Check the work

Coordinate required inspections with the construction sequence, then finish with a walkthrough and punch list. Ask which preparation and installation checks apply to your project and what records you will receive.

Completed work