More Than a Makeover It’s a Reinvention

PURPOSE, PERSONALITY, ENDURANCE

OVERVIEW

A bathroom remodel is one of the most impactful ways to enhance the comfort, style, and value of your home. Whether you're updating outdated fixtures, improving storage, or completely transforming the layout, remodeling your bathroom offers the opportunity to create a space that’s both functional and relaxing. From modern walk-in showers and elegant vanities to durable flooring and energy-efficient fixtures, a well-planned remodel can turn an ordinary bathroom into a fresh, beautiful, and more enjoyable part of your home.

MATERIALS WE INSTALL

Flooring

Porcelain Tile

Slip-resistant and built for durability. Excellent for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and laundry rooms.

Ceramic Tile

Affordable, water-resistant, and available in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Great for bathrooms and powder rooms.

Natural Stone Tile

Elegant and timeless with unique natural variations. Ideal for upscale bathrooms with proper sealing and care.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

100% waterproof, durable, and comfortable underfoot. Mimics wood or stone looks, ideal for bathrooms.

Waterproof Laminate Flooring

Wood-look beauty with a waterproof core. Suitable for bathrooms where moisture protection is a priority.

Sheet Vinyl Flooring

Seamless, waterproof, and easy to maintain. A practical choice for bathrooms, especially where budget matters.

Polished or Stained Concrete

Modern, sleek, and highly durable when sealed. Works well in contemporary bathroom designs.

Toilet

One-Piece Toilets

Sleek, modern design with the tank and bowl integrated into a single unit. Easy to clean and space-saving.

Two-Piece Toilets

Traditional design with a separate tank and bowl. Cost-effective, widely available, and easy to service.

Wall-Mounted Toilets

Contemporary and space-saving with the tank concealed inside the wall. Ideal for modern, minimalist designs and easy floor cleaning.

Comfort Height Toilets

Slightly taller than standard for easier sitting and standing. ADA-compliant and ideal for accessibility needs.

Dual-Flush Toilets

Eco-friendly design with two flush options for water conservation. Great for reducing household water usage.

Bidet Toilets / Bidet Seats

Combines toilet and bidet functions for enhanced hygiene and comfort. Available as integrated units or add-on seats.

Smart Toilets

Feature-rich models with heated seats, bidet functions, air dryers, and automatic flushing. Ideal for luxury bathroom upgrades.

Fixtures

Faucets (Sink, Shower, Tub)

Available in widespread, single-hole, and wall-mounted designs. Finishes include chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, and brass.

Showerheads

Options include fixed, handheld, rain showers, and multi-function models. Modern finishes and water-saving technology available.

Bathtub Faucets & Filler Spouts

Wall-mounted, deck-mounted, or freestanding options to complement tubs and overall bathroom style.

Towel Bars, Rings, and Hooks

Essential for functionality and style. Available in coordinating finishes with faucets and hardware.

Toilet Paper Holders

Wall-mounted or freestanding designs. Available in matching finishes for a cohesive look.

Grab Bars

Safety-focused accessories for showers, tubs, and toilets. Available in stylish, modern finishes.

Bathroom Mirrors

Framed, frameless, LED-lit, or medicine cabinet options to match any design style.

Walls & Backsplashes

Porcelain Tile

Waterproof, durable, and easy to clean. Ideal for shower walls, tub surrounds, and full-height bathroom walls.

Ceramic Tile

Affordable and versatile with endless colors and patterns. Perfect for backsplashes, shower walls, and decorative accents.

Glass Tile

Sleek, reflective, and modern. Excellent for backsplashes, accent walls, and creating a bright, airy feel.

Natural Stone Tile (Marble, Slate, Travertine)

Used as stylish accents in kitchens, often paired with glass or ceramic mosaics.

Mosaic Tile

Small format tile perfect for creating decorative patterns and visual interest. Ideal for backsplashes, niches, and shower accents.

Waterproof Wall Panels (PVC, Acrylic)

Seamless, waterproof, and low-maintenance. Ideal for fast installations in showers and wet areas.

Paint (Moisture-Resistant / Bathroom-Specific)

Simple and cost-effective for non-wet walls. Choose mold and mildew-resistant formulas for durability.

Wallpaper (Vinyl or Moisture-Resistant)

Adds style and pattern. Best suited for powder rooms or non-shower walls with proper ventilation.

Vanities

Freestanding Vanities

Classic cabinet-style vanity with visible legs or a base. Available in various sizes and styles for easy installation.

Floating (Wall-Mounted) Vanities

Modern, space-saving design mounted to the wall. Creates a clean, open look and allows for easy floor cleaning.

Double Sink Vanities

Perfect for shared bathrooms, offering two sinks with extra storage and counter space.

Vessel Sink Vanities

Features a bowl-style sink mounted above the countertop for a stylish, contemporary look.

Custom Vanities

Tailored to fit unique spaces or specific design preferences. Offers flexibility in materials, storage, and size.

PROCESS

We take care of everything from surface prep to final seal. Here’s how we make it easy:

1. Preparation & Planning

Finalize design, materials, and layout with the client.
Confirm measurements, plumbing, and electrical requirements.
Order and verify all materials and fixtures before demolition begins.
Protect surrounding areas with drop cloths and dust barriers.

2. Demolition

Safely disconnect plumbing and electrical.
Remove old fixtures: vanity, toilet, tub, shower, lighting, and accessories.
Remove old flooring, wall finishes, and drywall as needed.
Properly dispose of debris.

3. Rough-In Work

Adjust plumbing lines for new layouts (drains, supply lines, shower valves).
Update electrical for new lighting, GFCI outlets, exhaust fans, and heated floors if applicable.
Install blocking in walls for future fixtures (grab bars, vanities, etc.).
Inspect and repair subfloor or framing if needed.

4. Structural & Surface Preparation

Install cement board or appropriate waterproof backer for wet areas (showers, tubs).
Apply waterproofing membranes (Schluter, RedGard, etc.).
Level floors and patch walls where necessary.

5. Installation of Major Surfaces

Install flooring (tile, LVP, etc.).
Install shower or tub units and surround materials (tile, panels).
Tile walls, backsplashes, and niches as required.
Grout and seal tile surfaces properly.

6. Fixture & Finish Installation

Install vanities, countertops, and mirrors.
Install toilets, sinks, faucets, and shower fixtures.
Install lighting, exhaust fans, outlets, and switches.
Install accessories (towel bars, toilet paper holders, hooks, etc.).

7. Final Steps

Apply finishing touches: caulking, sealing, paint touch-ups.
Clean the entire space thoroughly.
Test all plumbing and electrical fixtures for proper function.
Conduct a final walkthrough with the client.

8. Project Completion

Address any final punch-list items.
Provide care and maintenance recommendations to the client.

GALLERY

Bathroom with a walk-in shower featuring white subway tiles, glass door, black hexagon tiles on the floor, and a small built-in niche in the shower wall.

Empty shower with black and white tiles on the floor and walls, and a central drain.

Empty walk-in shower with marble tiles and a built-in bench, partially visible bathroom with tiled floor and cabinetry.

A bathroom vanity with a marble countertop, two sinks with gold faucets, gray cabinets with gold handles, and a shower stall with a glass door. The floor has large white tiles with gray veining.

Bathroom with white tiled walls, a bathtub, and an incomplete installation of fixtures, including a green valve and blue handles.

Bathroom with white subway tile walls, small window, walk-in shower with a partial wall, hexagonal floor tiles, and a wooden vanity with open shelves.

Empty glass shower stall with white tiled walls and hexagonal floor tiles in a bathroom.

Modern bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower area featuring greenish marble tiles and a walk-in design, and a white freestanding bathtub with a towel draped over its edge.

Unfinished bathroom with exposed wall framing, insulation, and plumbing. Construction tools and materials are scattered on the floor.

Bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, a freestanding bathtub, and a small built-in ledge with folded towels, in a modern style with marble tiles.

Bathroom wall under construction with drywall, a rectangular niche, and a bathtub.

Bathroom under construction with exposed wall studs and insulation, with a partially installed bathtub and construction materials on the floor.

A modern bathroom with a bathtub, a showerhead, a toilet, and a small built-in shelf on the wall with a sponge and a container.

A modern walk-in shower with glass doors, white subway tile walls, a built-in bench, and a shelf with toiletries.

Bathroom shower with a handheld showerhead, a built-in niche with a bottle and soap, white tiled walls, and a bathtub.

A modern walk-in shower with white herringbone wall tiles, a recessed hexagon tile niche, matching hexagon floor tiles, and a black tiled bench along the right wall.

Bathroom with a white vanity, gray countertop, potted plant, and towels hanging on towel racks. There is a glass-enclosed shower with a built-in shelf and a showerhead. A striped rug lies on the floor.

Bathroom with beige tiled floor, white cabinetry, toilet, and glass-enclosed shower.

Small bathroom with a white toilet, white sink with cabinet, and a white wall-mounted cabinet above the toilet. The bathroom has beige tiled walls and a black wall featuring a round mirror. There is a window with a small object on the windowsill.

Clean bathroom or laundry room floor with large beige tiles, a white cabinet with a towel on an open shelf, a gray trash bin, and a white decorative panel leaning against the wall.

Empty walk-in shower with gray tiled walls, hexagonal white floor tiles, and a drain at the base, with shelves on the right side.

FAQ’S

Most standard bathroom remodels take 2 to 4 weeks from demolition to final installation, depending on the project’s complexity, size, and scope. Custom work or specialty materials may extend the timeline.
No, for most single-bathroom remodels, homeowners can remain in the home. However, you may lose access to the bathroom being remodeled, so plan accordingly. For larger remodels with multiple bathrooms, you can often use another bathroom in the home.
Costs vary based on size, materials, and scope, but most bathroom remodels range from $5,000 to $10,000 for mid-range projects. High-end or luxury remodels can exceed $15,000+.
A full remodel typically includes demolition, new flooring, updated plumbing and electrical, a new shower or tub, vanity, sinks, toilet, lighting, mirrors, and paint. Custom upgrades may include heated floors, built-in storage, or specialty fixtures.
Yes, we offer design guidance and recommendations for materials, fixtures, and finishes to ensure your new bathroom fits both your style and your budget.
Often, yes. A remodel is the best time to upgrade outdated or damaged plumbing and electrical systems to meet current codes and ensure long-term reliability.
Absolutely. We can incorporate ADA-compliant features like grab bars, walk-in showers, comfort-height toilets, and wider doorways for safety and convenience.
Porcelain tile, ceramic tile, and waterproof luxury vinyl plank (LVP) are the most popular choices due to their durability, water resistance, and style variety.
We use protective coverings, dust barriers, and clean-up protocols to keep your home clean and minimize disruption throughout the remodeling process.
Simply schedule a consultation with us. We’ll review your goals, assess your space, discuss design ideas, and provide a detailed estimate and timeline for your project.

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