Walk-in showers, new tile, vanities and better ventilation, with one lead sequencing every trade so your bathroom is out of commission for as few days as possible.
Few rooms ask for more trades per square foot than a bathroom. Tear-out, waterproofing, drain work, a vent fan, tile setting and finish carpentry all need their turn in the right order, and one late arrival holds up everything after it.
One lead runs that sequence. You pick the tile and fixtures; the coordinating is handled.
Swapping a tub out for a walk-in shower, putting in a new tub, or rebuilding a shower from the studs, with waterproofing behind the tile to protect the framing.
Floors, walls and shower surrounds tiled over a flat, solid base, with a niche or a bench built in if you want one.
Vanity, top, faucet, toilet, mirror and lighting, along with the supply and drain changes needed to put each one where you want it.
A fan ducted to the outside and sized for the room, so steam leaves the house instead of soaking into fresh paint and grout.
Leaving the toilet and shower drain in place keeps cost and time down. Moving them can fix an awkward layout, and the estimate shows the difference.
Special-order tile or custom glass can set the start date. We'd rather begin a little later than leave you with a gutted bathroom and an empty box.
If it's the only full bathroom in the house, the work is sequenced to keep the toilet usable on most days, and you get notice before the days without a shower.
Most of the downtime is hands-on work that begins once the tile, vanity and fixtures have arrived, usually a few weeks. Relocated drains and custom glass add to that, and your schedule marks the days without the room ahead of time.
Yes. The work we do comes with a one-year warranty. Keep your paperwork, and if something we did needs attention within that year, call the number you started with.
What bothers you most when you use it: the cramped shower, the dated vanity, the fan that does nothing? Start with that, and we'll talk through the rest.
