From quick refreshes to full gut remodels: tile, showers, vanities, plumbing, ventilation and accessibility upgrades with one accountable team.
A good-looking bathroom and a well-built bathroom are not the same thing. The difference is hidden in the waterproofing behind the shower tile, the slope of the shower pan, the size of the exhaust fan and the condition of the subfloor under the old toilet.
We plan every remodel around those fundamentals first, then help you choose finishes that fit your budget. You get a written scope, a realistic timeline and one team responsible for demolition, plumbing, electrical coordination, tile and trim.
You see what's included — and what isn't — before work starts, so there are fewer surprises.
Membranes, flood tests and sloped pans protect the framing and the rooms below.
Demolition, rough-in coordination, tile and finish work are scheduled together.
Accessible layouts and durable materials keep the room working as your needs change.
We discuss goals, budget and must-haves, then measure and photograph the space.
You receive a layout, selections list and itemized proposal with a timeline.
Demolition, rough-in, inspection, waterproofing, tile and fixtures — with daily clean-up.
We review every detail with you and fix anything on the punch list.
Typical ranges to help you plan. Every property is different — your written estimate is based on an on-site visit.
| Item | Main cost drivers | Typical range* |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmetic refresh | Vanity, fixtures, paint, lighting; layout unchanged | ≈ $6,000 – $15,000 |
| Mid-range remodel | New tile shower or tub, flooring, vanity, fan | ≈ $15,000 – $35,000 |
| Upscale / primary suite | Custom tile, glass, relocated plumbing, heated floors | ≈ $35,000 – $80,000+ |
| Tub-to-shower conversion | Pan type, tile vs. panels, glass | ≈ $8,000 – $20,000 |
| Hidden damage allowance | Rot, subfloor, venting, code updates | Plan 10–20% contingency |
* Approximate 2026 ranges for our service areas, for planning purposes only; not an offer or quote. See our disclaimer.
A cosmetic refresh can take one to two weeks. A full remodel with new tile and plumbing changes commonly runs three to six weeks of on-site work, plus lead time for custom glass or cabinetry.
Work that changes plumbing, electrical or structure usually requires a permit. Requirements vary by city and county, and we handle the permit process where it applies.
Yes. If it's your only bathroom we plan the sequence to minimize downtime and can discuss temporary options.
Keep fixtures in their current locations, choose standard-size tile and glass, and settle selections before demolition starts — changes mid-project are the most common budget breaker.
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