Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, new tile and vanities, with any water damage under the old floor shown to you and priced before it's repaired.
Years of small leaks around a toilet or tub often leave a soft subfloor or stained framing that nobody sees until tear-out. When we find it, you see it too, along with a written price for the repair, before we go further.
Then the room comes together: waterproofing, tile, fixtures and a fan that actually clears the steam.
Walk-in showers built with proper waterproofing behind the tile, or an old tub swapped out for a shower that suits the space you have.
Wall and floor tile, a new vanity and top, toilet, faucets and lighting, installed and sealed so water stays where it belongs.
A properly sized exhaust fan vented to the outside, because a bathroom that can't clear its moisture wears out new finishes early.
When a drain or supply line has to move for the new layout, that work is part of the remodel and shows up in your written scope.
Keeping the toilet and shower where the pipes already run is the cheaper path. Relocating them can be worth it, but decide with both prices in front of you.
Then sequencing matters. We order the work so the stretch without a working shower is as short as we can make it, and you get those dates ahead.
Custom glass and some tile take a long time to arrive. Ordering them early keeps the room from sitting half-finished while everyone waits.
Plan on a few weeks once tile, vanity and fixtures have arrived. A relocated drain, subfloor repair or made-to-measure shower glass stretches that, and every change order shows how it moves the finish date.
Then it gets replaced before new tile goes down. You'll see the damage, get a written price for the repair and approve it before the work happens.
A shower door that leaks, a tub nobody uses, a fan that just hums. Tell us what's wrong and what you'd like instead, and we'll talk through the likely scope.
Talk tile, showers and vanities at (000) 000-0000