Bathroom Remodeling
Primary and guest baths that trade wasted footprint for daily comfort.
A well-planned bath outlasts trends because it solves your morning, not a Pinterest board. We size the shower to your actual body, put storage where you already reach, and keep the material list narrow so it ages well.
Signs this is your project.
- You have a garden tub you never use eating a third of the room
- One person's morning routine holds up the whole house
- Tile grout is failing or you suspect a leak behind the shower
- The bath is on your list before you sell or before family visits stack up
- You want heated floors, better light, and honest ventilation
How your project unfolds.
- Step 01
Home consultation
We look at plumbing chases, venting, and where the light actually falls at your typical shower time.
- Step 02
Fixed-bid proposal
A written scope with tile allowances resolved before signing so there are no allowance surprises.
- Step 03
Order and pre-build
Tile, glass, and fixtures land at our shop and get staged before demo begins.
- Step 04
Build with weekly updates
One tile setter, one plumber, one electrician on your job — not a rotating cast.
- Step 05
Walkthrough and warranty
Two-year workmanship warranty in writing.
Green Hills primary bath — a 1990s garden tub traded for a walk-in double shower and heated floors
"We reclaimed 22 square feet of wasted tub deck, moved the vanity to the window wall for natural light, and set the shower for two people to move without collision. Zellige, unlacquered brass, warm floor."
Project details shared with client permission.
Answers before you ask.
Most primary baths run 4 to 6 weeks on site. A guest bath refresh can be closer to 3.
Guest baths typically start around $28k. Primary baths with tile-lined showers and stone tops usually run $55k to $110k. Every project starts with a design consultation and a written fixed-bid proposal with a detailed scope before any work is scheduled.